Event Description:
Being a minority student aspiring to work in a conservation related field is challenging due to lack of representation and exposure to diverse pathways that may lead to a rewarding career. Higher education institutions play an important role in breaching this gap for minority students. Join us on a panel with current and recently graduated students as they talk about their experience in internships and programs that helped expose them to diverse opportunities in conservation related work with different state and federal land management agencies.
Event Hosts:
New Mexico Wild, Friends of Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks, Nuestra Tierra Conservation Project, and New Mexico Wildlife Federation, Hispanic Access Foundation
Date & time:
July 21, 2020
4:00PM MST
- 5:00PM MST
Location:
Facebook Live/Zoom
Nuestra Tierra Conservation Project Facebook Live/Zoom
Las Cruces,
NM,
88001
Open to the Public:
Yes
Yes
Cost:
Free
Free
Questions:
For Questions about this event, please contact
Brenda Gallegos with Friends of Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks at 9154919546 or brenda@organmtnfriends.org.
