Save the Date! Silver City Museum is hosting a virtual lecture next Saturday, August 29, on the unique history of Anglo-Hispanic segregation in Southwest N.M., often called "Jaime Crow," and the fight to end it. events.insilvercity.com/events/virtual…

Where's Waldo? 👀We love exploring the bosque with friends, just make sure you're within eyesight of your group. It's easy to get lost in the beauty of 3.3. million acres.

With rising rivers from monsoon rains, it's a great time to float down the río. What is your favorite spot in Nuestro Gila for kayaking and inner-tubing?

Between 20 to 35 milion years ago, volcanic activity from at least four mega-calderas began to shape what we now know as the Gila Wilderness. Every cliff face, valley, and hillside you see in the bosque is the result of a centuries-long process to shape the earth.

DYK? Of the 14 species of fish that live in the Gila River basin, four of them - the desert sucker, spike dace, Gila trout, and Apache trout - are found nowhere else in the world? #WildandScenic means giving wildlife a chance to thrive.

Try to stay on trail in the bosque. Not only will you reduce the risk of getting lost, but tall grass can be home to nasty bugs like ticks. Check your pets for critters and always give them a bath when you're home.

Desert flowers are a beautiful symbol of resilience. Can you name this cactus plant?

The #GilaRiverFestival kicks off this Friday with Archive: Senator Tom Udall opening remarks on how to protect our great outdoors. gilariverfestival.org

Happening TODAY: #WildandScenic is on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee agenda for consideration. Tune in to hear Martin Heinrich championing the preservation of one of New Mexico’s last free-flowing rivers! ladailypost.com/gila-river-wil…

Tomorrow kicks off the Gila River Festival - a 3 day, virtual event to discuss racial justice, climate change, resilience, and more. We hope you register and tune in! gilariverfestival.org

It's the #FirstDayofFall and we're looking forward to the cooler, and more colorful hikes through the bosque. Show us a photo of your favorite autumn activity in Nuestro Gila!

Saturday is #NationalPublicLandsDay! One way you can celebrate this year is by volunteering with the Forest Service. Find more about the opportunities near you: fs.usda.gov/detail/gila/ne…

For generations, our gente have relied on the forest and river to survive. #HispanicHeritageMonth is a reminder that we have a responsibility to care for Nuestro Gila for all the generations still to come.

Vistas in Nuestro Gila can go on for miles and miles. Just the way nature should.

Our good friends at Baracutanga will be hosting a livestream concert this Saturday! Tune in for their vibrant South American sounds and dance the night away right from your living room. wnmu.edu/events/baracut…

Mil gracias to all the volunteers who showed up on #NationalPublicLandsDay and reminded us everyone is a caretaker of la tierra. scdailypress.com/site/2020/09/2…

The bosque isn't just for feeding our bodies, but for bringing peace to our minds. Our children and their future families deserve a place for their hearts to call home, too. #HispanicHeritageMonth

The Gila River is the heart of the bosque - helping to support the diverse ecology necessary for life to thrive. It's up to us and our leaders to do the right thing and support #WildandScenic protections for one New Mexico's last free-flowing rivers.

Climate change and human development of the land is destroying our ecosystems. Without action, forest fires, drought, and flooding will only become more catastrophic. outsideonline.com/2416861/califo…

“As a child, I went outside to find adventure; today as a veteran, I go there for therapy. In fact, many veterans turn to our public lands and rivers to recover from what they experienced in combat.” -Gila resident on the need to protect the #WildGilaRiver bit.ly/35AXmJ2