28 January 2016
BAY JOURNAL: US Fish and Wildlife Service creates urban internships
In an effort to diversify both the staff and visitors to national wildlife refuges, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has partnered with the Hispanic Access Foundation to fund seven internship positions this summer.
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09 December 2015
PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE: Latino Clergy Push for New National Monuments in Southern California Desert
A large group of California religious leaders released a letter to President Obama on Tuesday, asking him to use his powers under the Antiquities Act to create three new national monuments in the southern California…
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22 November 2015
VICTORVILLE DAILY PRESS: Enjoying God's Creation
Conspiracy theories abound about the end of the world possibly being near. Although they seem far-fetched to many, our planet does seem to have serious issues. Not only is global warming a potential threat to…
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12 October 2015
UNIVISION: Latin Waters
Up close the waters of the Colorado, the red-colored river, have no color. From afar, the river’s tones are many… Nor does it understand the nature of ethnicities and nationalities. All these human concepts are…
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12 October 2015
9 NEWS: Hispanics working to preserve the Colorado River
Its namesake is our state. The Colorado River starts near Rocky Mountain National Park, before flowing down from the mountains and into several other states. It also winds its way through the Hispanic roots of…
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04 October 2015
THE HILL: Conservation fund expires, leaving communities and parks in the lurch
For 50 years, the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) has enhanced our country and our culture through projects that have improved our communities and created beautiful places where our citizens can thrive. It has…
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