News & Blogs


11 December 2023

Experiencing Community

This fall, NPS hired Visual Information Specialist Darrin Ferguson. I consulted with him and his expertise in design has energized the Lower Delaware team in our development of a logo. His guidance is a much-welcomed…
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05 December 2023

THE ASPEN TIMES: Posada on Public Land: Outdoor Tree-cutting Event Offers ‘Great Experience’ for Roaring Fork Latino Community

A partnership between an advocacy group and a government agency aims to increase Latino visitorship to public lands, and — anecdotally, at least — it’s working. Defiende Nuestra Tierra, the Latinx outreach arm of conservation…
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02 December 2023

The Return To Tumacacori

It's finally that time of year when Arizona is not in 90+ degree weather! I know that's an interesting way to start my blog, but as someone who was raised in Arizona, I can truthfully…
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01 December 2023

Looking back at National Wildlife Refuge Week

As an intern at the US Fish and Wildlife Service, I’ve been fortunate to dive into the realm of conservation and community outreach. One of the projects I’ve been involved in so far was redefining…
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01 December 2023

Hispanic Access Launches Community Navigator Program Partnership with U.S. Forest Service to Connect Community Leaders to Climate Resilience Resources

Hispanic Access Foundation is partnering with the U.S. Forest Service to launch the Community Navigators Program (CNP). The goal of the program is to serve as a bridge between 1,200+ Latino-serving community-based/Spanish-speaking organizations, and those…
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30 November 2023

Hispanic Access Foundation President and CEO Speaks at Chamber of Commerce Interagency Convening on Equitable Economic Growth

On November 28, Hispanic Access Foundation’s President and CEO Maite Arce spoke at a panel for the Department of Commerce’s third annual Interagency Convening on Equitable Growth. This year, the convening focused on celebrating business…
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