Watch the bats emerge from a bridge in NE El Paso. If you would like more information, please contact me: j.p.ackerman@sbcglobal.net 915-755-7371
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for: ‘September, 2011’
Hondo Pass to Smuggler’s Pass
Saturday, September 24, 2025
Hike Hondo Pass to Smuggler’s Pass. Meet at the parking lot at Smuggler’s Gap off Transmountain Road. Then car pool to Hondo Pass and begin this 3 hour, 3 to 4 mile hike off trail. This is an easy to moderate hike. Bring a fannypack/backpack with water, snacks and sunblock. Wear a hat. A hiking …
Beginners Hike above Coronado Country Club
Tuesday, September 27, 2025
Just starting to hike? This event is designed just for you. Hike begins just above the Coronado Country Club. You will take well-established trails through the foothills and arroyos. Remember to wear sturdy hiking foot gear, use sun block, bring a wide hat and plenty of water. If you´re in good condition, the hike will …
Guided “ARROYO WALK” from Keystone Heritage Park & El Paso Desert Botanical Gardnes
Saturday, October 1, 2025
You will meet at Keystone Heritage Park. And with your Guide. You will explore and follow the natural Franklin Mountains beautiful arroyo to the Wakeem/Teschner Arroyo Park. Your guide will highlight flora, fauna and the importance of protecting our arroyos as you explore and learn. When you return to Kesytone Heritage Park, visit the Desert Botanical …
Guided “Arroyo Walk” at Keystone Heritage Park
Saturday, October 1, 2025
Guided Arroyo Walk. Meet with other Naure and outdoor lovers as you take a Guided Walk up the arroyo from Keystone Heritage Park to the Wakeem/Teschner Arroyo Park. Your Guide will highlight flora, fauna and the importance of our arroyos. Bring your camera to caputure the beauty of the arroyos and the Franklin Mountains. And …
Desert Plants in the Art of Tom Lea
Sunday, October 2, 2025
The El Paso Museum of Archaeology in collaboration with the Tom Lea Institute Presents Desert Plants in the Art of Tom Lea by Jan Dreher, Master Gardner and Artist A Tom Lea Month Program Sunday, October 2, 2011, 2:00 p.m. Tom Lea had a reverence for the world around him and used his skills as …
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