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1		Albuquerque, NM
2		ANIMAS, NM
3		SANTA FE, NM
4		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
5		CLOVIS, NM
6		SANTA FE, NM
7		Albuquerque, NM
8		FARMINGTON, NM
9		SANTA FE, NM
10		Santa Fe, NM
11		Farmington, NM

supports sustainable agriculture, micro-enterprise, and education in rural communities in order to revitalize cultural knowledge and improve economicwell-being by teaching home gardening, soil conservation, seed saving, small-business management , and working with schools to help start and teach environmental education. For our nutrition project we we teach moms about proper nutrition, access children with malnutrition and teach healthy recipes, and gardening.

CONSERVATION/LAND MANAGEMENT - THE (THROUGH A THIRD-PARTY INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR) CONTINUED TO USE MANAGEMENT IGNITED AND NATURALLY IGNITED PRESCRIBED FIRES AS LAND RESTORATION TOOLS. SAID THIRD PARTY INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR ALSO UPDATED FIRE HISTORY MAPS AND PREPARED LOCAL AND REGIONAL PRELIMINARY PLANS FOR FUTURE MANAGEMENT IGNITED PRESCRIBED FIRES. THE RESTORED PROPERTY THAT WAS PREVIOUSLY ACQUIRED, INCLUDING USING FENCING AND THE NATURAL HABIT PATTERNS OF CATTLE. IT CONTINUED THE MULTI-YEAR PROJECT TO UPDATE AND RECORD ALL EXISTING AND NEW WATER RIGHTS ON THE RANCH AND WORKED ON ITS PERMANENT WATER SOURCES. IT CONDUCTED MAINTENANCE, RENOVATION, AND RESTORATION WORK ON VARIOUS HISTORIC BUILDINGS ON THE RANCH. IT ENGAGED IN THE ERADICATION OF EXOTIC PLANT SPECIES ON THE RANCH. THE UPDATED ITS FACILITIES MAP. IT ENGAGED IN A REST/ROTATION DOMESTIC GRAZING PROTOCOL FOR PARTS OF THE RANCH. IT REMOVED AND MODIFIED FENCING THAT OBSTRUCTED WILDLIFE MOVEMENT.

TO PROVIDE A WIDE ARRAY OF EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PROGRAMS TO EDUCATE IMPOVERISHED FARMING FAMILIES ACROSS GLOBE WHO RESIDE IN COMMUNITIES WITH POTENTIALLY LUCRATIVE CROPS SUCH AS , TEA, CHOCOLATE AND SUGAR.

CONTRIBUTIONS WERE GIVEN TO FIVE 501C3 ORGANIZATIONS, SAMARITANS PURSE, NEW MEXICO BIOPARK SOCIETY, PROTECT THE HARVEST, NEW MEXICO WILD LIFE CENTER, AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK .

TO PROVIDE QUALITY AND RELIABLE SERVICE TO MEMBERS OF THE .

HORTICULTURE and GARDENING PROMOTION, EDUCATION, AND CONSERVATION.

Promotion of/participation in the NM State Fair sales-encouraging 4-H and FFA youth to learn and participate in agricultural projects

THE ORGANIZATION IS A COUNTRYWIDE, NOT-FOR-PROFIT VOLUNTARY HEALTH AND WELFARE ORGANIZATION, WHICH COLLECTS DONATIONS TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR USE BY FOR THEIR NONPROFIT PURPOSES SUCH AS BUILDING MAINTENANCE, BUILDING AND MISSIONS.

EDUCATION EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT EATING HEALTHY, LOCALLY GROWN/PRODUCED FOOD; ENGAGING LOW-INCOME AND LIMITED RESOURCE INDIVIDUALS/FAMILIES TO EDUCATE THEM ABOUT HEALTHY LOCALLY GROWN FOOD; EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO ALL

also furthers its exempt purposes by producing an educational documentary about the COVID-19 pandemic and its socio-economic impacts. spends 20% of its time on its educational film making activities.

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