Special Places and Wide Open Spaces
Living in Texas wouldn’t be the same without wild places to explore. The Frontera Land Alliance is devoted to conserving special places by connecting the public through our mountains and desert.
Below activities and topics are dependent upon the field trip location chosen
● Nature Hikes ● Wildlife Viewing ● Desert Art ● Wildlife Monitoring ● Invasives & Exotics ● Geology
● History with Natural Ecology ● Plant Identification ● Fishing ● Bird Adaptations & Owl Pellet Dissection
● Social Responsibility & Coastal Conservation ● Ask Us Your Special Request!
Citizen Science: http://www.insightselpaso.org/city-nature-challenge-el-paso/
Read why you want to make these changes for your family and your community.
By Andrea Moreno, summer intern for The Frontera Land Alliance
Community Conservation
Community conservation is an approach to land conservation that includes more people. Community conservation begins by listening to many different voices in the community — then responding. Community conservation uses the strengths of the land trust to meet needs expressed by people in the community. You can learn more at Land Trust Alliance.
The Frontera Land Alliance works to conserve special lands and waters through permanent preservation. We connect all people to the desert to see the value first hand through walks and talks, presentations, as well guided hikes. Frontera brings people together to strengthen our Conservation Community by preserving our regional landscape which is rich in history, natural resources, breathtaking views, and recreational opportunities. T
Frontera conservation in our Chihuahuan Desert is all encompassing. It is important that we preserve areas that are home to our tiniest insects, to reptiles and amphibians, to mammals, birds and our desert plants. To learn a little more about the living creatures and plants of our desert please view the videos below.
Check out a few short videos:
