New Mexico Volunteers for the Outdoors

The Sierra Club New Mexico Office in Albuquerque is a volunteer-led organization that represents over 10,000 members in New Mexico and West Texas. Their mission is to explore, enjoy, and protect the planet, with a focus on protecting the climate, air, water, wildlife, and public lands in the region. They work towards environmental justice by addressing issues such as climate change, methane pollution, energy transition, public lands, wildlife, water, zero waste, nuclear waste, social justice, and more. The organization offers various opportunities for activism, including writing letters to the editor, attending meetings, and participating in outings and events. They also provide resources and information to help individuals stay connected and take action to support their local chapter and the environment.Generated from the website

The Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter is a volunteer-led organization dedicated to advancing environmental advocacy in New Mexico and West Texas, with over 10,000 members committed to exploring, enjoying, and protecting the planet. The chapter focuses on critical issues such as climate change, public lands, wildlife conservation, and clean water and air, aiming to create a sustainable legacy for future generations. Through various initiatives, including local activism, educational outreach, and outdoor excursions, the Rio Grande Chapter fosters community involvement and awareness around environmental justice. Members can participate in organized outings, support initiatives like the Global Warming Express, and contribute to ongoing efforts to protect natural resources and advocate for legislative change. Generated from the website