25 May 2018
El Machu Picchu del Sur Oeste
I have always been fascinated by the natural and cultural history of the southwest, specifically those in the four corners region (Arizona, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico). My curiosity sparked when I began to learn more…
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24 May 2018
Culturally Modified Trees on the Rio Grande National Forest
The Rio Grande National Forest (RGNF), which encompasses 1.82 million acres of the San Luis Valley and surrounding mountains in southern Colorado, has a long and unique history with evidence of human occupation dating as…
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23 May 2018
I'm 3 Months into my Hispanic Access Foundation Resource Assistant Fellowship - Here's What I Learned
Before finding the Hispanic Access Foundation and the fellowships they offer through the US Forest Service, I was hopelessly searching for a job like the one I do now. I knew I wanted to help…
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22 May 2018
The Power of Connection
When I found yoga a few years ago, I embarked on a journey, determined to find and establish a secure mind-body connection within myself. Slowly, with each practice, the importance and the power behind fueling…
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09 April 2018
New Partnership Trains Next Generation to Share Their Passion for the Outdoors, Stewardship
Hispanic Access Foundation (HAF) launched its inaugural fellowship training program through its partnership with the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) in Denver on March 21. This program, which includes support from specialty outdoor retailer REI, is…
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09 March 2018
NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION: From Artwork to Farm Work: Historic Latino Sites in California
The places that represent Latino and Hispanic history are incredibly varied—architecturally, geographically, and in terms of their impact on American society. Some sites were integral to the 20th-century farm workers’ movement, while others represent religious…
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