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Outdoor Equity at Rancho Rios Dominguez
Outdoor Equity at Rancho Rios Dominguez
Expanding access to nature, education, and outdoor experiences for New Mexico youth.
Rancho Rios Dominguez is dedicated to breaking down barriers to nature by connecting children and youth, especially those from low-income and underserved communities, with meaningful outdoor educational experiences.
Through environmental education, guided hiking, equine education, agriculture, wildlife observation, and outdoor stewardship, we create welcoming opportunities for young people to build confidence, develop new skills, and connect with the natural world.
Our Outdoor Equity Fund Award
Our Outdoor Equity Fund Award
Outdoor Equity Fund grant from the New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Outdoor Recreation Division
Outdoor Equity Fund grant from the New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Outdoor Recreation Division
Rancho Rios Dominguez received a $20,000 Outdoor Equity Fund award to support our commitment to increasing equitable access to outdoor experiences and education.
Rancho Rios Dominguez received a $20,000 Outdoor Equity Fund award to support our commitment to increasing equitable access to outdoor experiences and education.
This support advances our mission to connect youth with opportunities to explore nature, learn about local ecosystems, participate in outdoor activities, and develop a lasting connection to the natural world.
This support advances our mission to connect youth with opportunities to explore nature, learn about local ecosystems, participate in outdoor activities, and develop a lasting connection to the natural world.
Through hands-on learning and community-based outdoor education, we strive to make these experiences more accessible to children and youth who face financial or other barriers to outdoor participation.
Through hands-on learning and community-based outdoor education, we strive to make these experiences more accessible to children and youth who face financial or other barriers to outdoor participation.
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