The Frontera Land Alliance protects, forever, natural areas, working farms and ranches, water and wildlife for future generations in the west Texas and southern New Mexico region of the Chihuahuan Desert.
The Frontera Land Alliance was launched by a group of concerned citizens in the spring of 2004. It was incorporated in the State of Texas in September, 2004, and received 501(c)(3) non-profit status from the IRS in January, 2005. Frontera's first land preservation project, acquiring the 91-acre Charlie Wakeem/Richard Teschner Nature Preserve of Resler Canyon, was completed December 23rd, 2005. Sin
The Frontera Land Alliance was launched by a group of concerned citizens in the spring of 2004. It was incorporated in the State of Texas in September, 2004, and received 501(c)(3) non-profit status from the IRS in January, 2005. Frontera's first land preservation project, acquiring the 91-acre Charlie Wakeem/Richard Teschner Nature Preserve of Resler Canyon, was completed December 23rd, 2005. Sin
Operating as usual
Listen in on updates about the Frontera Land Alliance with our Executive Director Janae Fields and board member Mike 'Cactus Man' Gaglio, discussing preserving Castner Range and more projects. 🔊🔊🔊
You can make a difference. Become a member today!
You can make a difference. Become a member today!
The Mexican Gold Poppy is considered a local treasure of El Paso.
The Mexican Gold Poppy is considered a local treasure of El Paso.
For our partnering landowners:
Plateau Land & Wildlife Management has organized a series of FREE fall webinars to educate landowners about their property tax options - specifically Wildlife Management valuation. 🏞
Free to register. Visit the link below to view the schedule!
https://plateauwildlife.com/event-directory/
***Early Bird Special: Join us for an Early Bird Special from 5:45-6:00PM on Game Camera Surveys: Setting Up for Best Success. Presented by a Plateau Wildlife Biologist.*** Learn if a Wildlife
Hispanic Heritage Month begins today! 🥳🥳🥳
During this time the nation celebrates and honors the cultures and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans.
Learn more about Hispanic conservation leaders by clicking the post below! Gracias Latino Outdoors for the amazing list!
por Christian La Mont Beginning on September 15th (the Independence Day for several Central America nations) and serving as a bridge between the end of Summer and the beginning of Fall, Latinx Heri…
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"Taking care of nature is the base of social wellbeing"
Tuesday Thoughts 💭
"Taking care of nature is the base of social wellbeing"
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, in partnership with Minority Landowner Magazine, will hold a September webinar series for farmers, ranchers, landowners, and community agriculture organizations 📣🐮🐔🌾🍏🥦
Dates available in the link below!
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USDAFARMERS/bulletins/2f071de
Free September Webinar Series on Helping Farmers, Ranchers and Beginning Producers Succeed Farmers.gov sent this bulletin at 09/10/2021 01:48 PM EDT View as a webpage / Share NEWS RELEASE September 10, 2021 Contacts Melissa Blair361-248-3851 Free September Webinar Series on Helping Farmers, Ranchers...
Thanks to the volunteers who helped at the Growing with Sara farm yesterday!
Those cherry tomatoes were delicious!
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us Pablo!
We had a great hike at Resler Canyon this morning! 🌄
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Happy 120th Anniversary El Paso Electric !!
#poweringgenerations #communitypartners #elpasotx #partnership #friends #landconservation
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Conservation Easements: What are They, and Could They be Right for You?
Many Texas landowners face the same dilemma: how do you ensure that the land you love looks the way that it does forever? Using a tool called a conservation easement, landowners can ensure that the integrity of their land remains intact for generations.
The Frontera Land Alliance protects, forever
natural areas, working farms and ranches, water and wildlife for future generations in the west Texas and southern New Mexico region of the Chihuahuan Desert.
The Frontera Land Alliance protects, forever
natural areas, working farms and ranches, water and wildlife for future generations in the west Texas and southern New Mexico region of the Chihuahuan Desert.
We are collaborating with ArtStream, El Paso Community Foundation and the El Paso Museum of Archaeology in helping @episdschools students connect with Castner Range National Monument
We will tell the story of our land and how our region came to be, and allow young students to share the way they see, hear, and feel their own experiences through art.
📷: Teachers attending the program orientation.
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📷: Judy Ackerman
#CastnerRange
Tuesday Thoughts 💭
📷: Judy Ackerman
#CastnerRange
The UTEP Centennial Museum will be presenting a new exhibition starting this Thursday!
“Where We Will Grow: Elsie Slater, Plants and Art", is an exhibition showcasing the art and science inspired by the work of local botanist, artist, and writer Elsie Slater.
The opening reception will be on September 9th, 2021 from 4:30 P.M.-6:30 P.M. This exhibit will be open to the public up until January 15th, 2022
Where We Will Grow is opening September 9, at the Centennial Museum
Share our post! Free breakfast included to those who RSVP 🌯
Farm volunteer day at the Growing with Sara farm on Sunday September 12 💪🌻🥬🧅🥕
Share our post! Free breakfast included to those who RSVP 🌯
Farm volunteer day at the Growing with Sara farm on Sunday September 12 💪🌻🥬🧅🥕
Share our post!
Free guided hike at Resler Canyon on Saturday September 11 🌄
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Free guided hike at Resler Canyon on Saturday September 11 🌄
Living in Texas wouldn’t be the same without wild places to explore. The Frontera Land Alliance is devoted to conserving those places.🌵🗻
You can make a difference. Become a member today!
Living in Texas wouldn’t be the same without wild places to explore. The Frontera Land Alliance is devoted to conserving those places.🌵🗻
You can make a difference. Become a member today!
Fun fact, their “Larvae feed externally on cactus, rather than boring inside like many other cactus-feeders.”
Comment below if you've ran into one 🔍
Staghorn Cholla Caterpillar
Photo taken on 21 Aug 21 by Liz DeMoultrie.
This year’s El Paso Giving Day will be held on October 21st, 2021. Early Giving begins October 14th and registration for nonprofit organizations is now open! Register today!
This year’s El Paso Giving Day will be held on October 21st, 2021. Early Giving begins October 14th and registration for nonprofit organizations is now open! Register today!
Tuesday Thoughts 💭
Tuesday Thoughts 💭
The El Paso Complete Streets Project conducted street audits across the City of El Paso.
Street safety is very important when spending time outdoors.
For more information, visit https://www.heart.org/en/affiliates/el-paso-complete-streets
The El Paso Complete Streets Project conducted street audits across the City of El Paso.
Street safety is very important when spending time outdoors.
For more information, visit https://www.heart.org/en/affiliates/el-paso-complete-streets
Amazing! Our desert provides us with delicious ingredients
Photos from Castner Range National Monument's post
Frontera's 2021 Photo Contest 📣📷
Visit http://fronteralandalliance.org/2021-photo-contest/
to see details on how to submit your photos
2021 Photo Contest 📷
Participating in photography contests is a great way for photographers to get recognition and benchmark their work against peers from around the world.
Whether you are a professional photographer, a student, or an amateur hobbyist, photography contests provide the perfect platform to hone your skills and evolve your expression.
The Frontera Land Alliance first Photo Contest begins August 1, 2021, and ends midnight October 1, 2021. By submitting an entry, each contestant agrees to the rules of the contest and states that the entrant is 18 years old or older.
The Grand Prize winner photograph will be featured on The Frontera Land Alliance (Frontera) Holiday Card, website, and Frontera social media pages.
The following two contest categories are drawn from subjects of special interest to Frontera in the El Paso region which includes El Paso, Hudspeth, Culberson, counties in Texas and Dona Ana and Otero Counties in New Mexico.
1. Natural World: Animals, plants and landscapes; geological or climatological features; and scientific processes and endeavors in the El Paso region.
2. People: Photos of groups or individuals in our natural world.
For instructions on how to submit photos visit http://fronteralandalliance.org/2021-photo-contest/
Las Cruces Council supports El Paso national monument
Long before treaties and compacts divvied up the landscapes and the watersheds of the Southwest, the Chihuahuan Desert functioned as a single, cohesive landscape set against one of the most
Amazing local artwork!
🚨📣Evening hike tomorrow in Las Cruces, NM with Nuestra Tierra Conservation Project
Check out the details below!!
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Tuesday Thoughts 💭
Job opportunities provided by one of our volunteers!
AmeriCorps Resource Navigator and Parent Educator. Send us a message if you would like more information.
#Castner4Ever
Sign the letter of support!
Thanks to our volunteer Monica for coming out this morning to help with Lost Dog Trail outreach!
#lostdogtrail #elpasotx #volunteers #landconservation #chihuahuandesert #franklinmountains
Thanks to our volunteer Monica for coming out this morning to help with Lost Dog Trail outreach!
#lostdogtrail #elpasotx #volunteers #landconservation #chihuahuandesert #franklinmountains
Great save El Paso Electric !!!
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Join us for Lights Out Texas through October 29 to keep migrating wildlife safe and conserve energy. We strongly encourage our friends, local community, and businesses across Texas to join this important initiative by turning off their non-essential lights by 11 p.m. and keeping them off until 6 a.m. Taking action now is vital because every spring and fall, nearly two billion birds, between a quarter and a third of all birds migrating at night through the United States, travel through Texas.
Happy Bug Friday! Today's bug is the Carpenter Bee 🪵 Watch below!
New program! Happy Bug Friday!!! Today we talk about Tarantula Hawks! Watch below!
Chihuahuan Desert Fiesta- El Paso Museum of Archaeology walk
Happy Fur Friday! Today we talk about Bobcats🤎 Watch below!
Happy Fur Friday! Today's animal is the Coyote- Coyotl 🤎 Watch below!
Happy National Wildlife Day! And Fur Friday! 🥳 Today we talk about the Desert Cottontail Rabbit 🐇 Watch below!
Happy Fur Friday! Today we talk about the striped skunk 🦨 Watch below! Let's us know if you have any questions!
Happy Fur Friday!! Today's animal is the raccoon 🦝 Watch our new program below!
Happy Flower Friday!! Today's plant is the Yellow Trumpet 💛 Watch below!
Community Wednesday! Check out what our volunteer Judy found at Castner Range! We appreciate all your likes, comments, and shares ❤️
Happy Flower Friday!! Today's plant is the Agave Lechuguilla 💚 Watch below! #flowerfriday #chihuahuandesert
Viernes de Flores- Flower Friday 07/24/2020 La planta de hoy es el nopal 💚 Today's plant is the prickly pear cactus 💚 #LatinoConservationWeek #lcw2020 #latinoconservationweek2020
Happy Flower Friday!!!! Today's plant is the Four Winged Saltbush 💚 Watch below!
Happy Flower Friday!!! Today's flower is the Chocolate Daisy 💛 Watch below!
Community Wednesday!!! One of our followers sent us this cool video of a worm in action! Thanks Alexis! Anyone an expert at the worm dance? We really appreciate all your likes, comments, and shares! ❤️
Happy Flower Friday!!! Today's plant is the Mexican Bird of Paradise 🧡❤️💛 Watch below!
Happy Flower Friday!! Today's plant is the Sotol, (Tzotolin in the Nahuatl language) Watch below! #flowerfriday
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