Join Trout Unlimited New Mexico and the U.S. Forest Service for two days of conservation work to finish much-needed projects before fall.
Volunteer days are September 13, 14, and 20, from 9am-1pm each day. Join for one, two, or all three days! We will work on projects including a water line repair, ditch filling, fence repair, trash clean up, and more. Expect a fun half day of work each day! Gloves and other equipment will be provided, along with snacks and lunch on the 13th and 14th and we will have a celebratory Jemez cookout on 20th!
Registration link: https://forms.office.com/r/gkkTMqbm52
Location for September 13 and 14: Volunteers will meet at 9am at the intersection of FR 126 and 144 between San Antonio Campground and Fenton Lake. The turn out is about 4 miles west of San Antonio Campground on 126 and about 4 miles east of Fenton Lake on 126. 144 is a moderate dirt road – 4wd is recommended, but we will have carpool available from the meet up point.
Google Map Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/iu3ymqYTbknzJ8pT9
Coordinates: 35.891410, -106.667735
Location for September 20: Volunteers will meet at 9am at the parking area near the confluence of the Rio de Las Vacas and Rio Cebolla on FR 376, about 7 miles north of Gilman Tunnels along FR 376. FR 376 is a moderate dirt road that most vehicles should be able to handle.
Google Map Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/HSqNSW6BjCPBwmme8
Coordinates: 35.81980759355248, -106.78764908882354
What to wear: Work clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty, hats, and closed toed shoes. Gloves and all other equipment will be provided.
What to bring: Water, sunscreen, and a rod if you want to fish afterward 🙂
What to expect: A cookout after a half day of good work! Please be prepared for manual labor, including shoveling. Take as many breaks as you need!
Contact Saba Ijadi, Trout Unlimited policy and engagement manager, with any questions and day of needs. [email protected], 505-314-4489.
