Join Ranger Sierra in celebrating National Moth Week at the refuge. This unique nighttime program is geared toward teenagers (15+) and adults interested in the mysterious world of moths. The presentation will be followed by a live mothing event on the refuge. Where visitors will learn what is mothing, how to moth, and how YOU can contribute to important citizen ...
Join us at Ciudad Soil & Water Conservation District's new office for a habitat chat! Bring your questions about habitat in your backyard and how to certify your space. If you bring photos of your space, you can walk through the process with our staff and volunteers, and take home your sign and 2026 Greater Roadrunner sticker!
Children ages 6-10 with an adult are invited to participate in a hands-on nature activity celebrating moths this week. This includes reading with a ranger, and a free coloring sheet/activity. Drop ins welcome!
Join Ranger Sierra in the multipurpose room to celebrate the conclusion of National Moth Week. Take a deep dive into the world of mysterious moths. Learn what a moth is, what kinds of moths you can find in New Mexico, and how YOU can contribute to citizen science in your backyard!
Join us at the visitor center patio by the pond for an introduction to observing and documenting nature.
Join local watercolor artist Susie Biggs for Saturday at the Refuge! Create your own watercolor painting in this fun, hands-on activity for all ages. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, come enjoy a relaxing morning of creativity inspired by the beauty of the refuge.
Join Ranger Dakota for a one-mile walk visiting five murals painted by local artists that help envision the future of habitat restoration work at the refuge.
Nature Tots is a free monthly nature program for young children and their caregivers. Through stories, crafts, sensory activities, and short nature walks, children explore the natural world while building curiosity, creativity, and a love for the outdoors.
Join Ranger Sierra for a weeding project on the refuge. While we work, we will listen to the award winning OLOGIES podcast. Join us for a morning of informative chit chats with scientists.
Join Ranger Dakota for a multi-sensory workshop experience exploring connections between seasonal changes in the bosque ecosystem, the process and ritual of brewing and tasting tea, and using our senses to observe the natural world. Tea and light snacks provided by the Friends of Valle de Oro. Seats are limited! Please register by sending an e-mail to: dakota_dominguez@fws.gov
