Rio Salado Audubon Center News

Volunteers pose for photo at Rio Salado Audubon Center

El nuevo jardín de polinizadores del Río Salado proporciona un hogar para que prosperan las abejas, las mariposas y los pájaros

March 23, 2024 — Las asociaciones y la subvención para la restauración ecológica unen a la comunidad para embellecer el lugar

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New Rio Salado Pollinator Garden provides a home for bees, butterflies, and birds to flourish

March 23, 2024 — Partnerships and ecological restoration grant brings community together to beautify grounds

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A sound map of the Audubon Center garden, showing several kinds of bird sounds, construction noises, splashing in the pond, and the wind blowing through the cattails.

Hands on STEAM learning at Rio Salado

March 18, 2024 — Plus three free activities!

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Historic $300 million appropriated for New Mexico water conservation, agriculture, and outdoor recreation

March 18, 2024 — State legislative session results in Audubon-supported funding for Land of Enchantment Legacy Fund

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Bird of the Month: Rock Wren (Salpinctes obsoletus)

March 15, 2024 — Just in time for the changing season, you can listen for this bird of the month’s song! Rock Wrens are remarkable singers that can have a song repertoire of more than 100 song types, many of which appear to be learned from their neighbors.

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Bird of the Month: Lucy’s Warbler (Oreothlypis luciae)

February 20, 2024 — Lucy’s Warblers are small, desert-dwelling warblers found in the Southwestern United States. These warblers have historically found their stronghold in dense, lowland riparian mesquite bosques, which can be some of the hottest places in the country.

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New Mexico legislative session could bring millions to conservation efforts

February 14, 2024 — The Land of Enchantment Legacy Fund would provide support toward the preservation of New Mexico land, water, and bird populations.

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