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AUTHOR Meissner, David, Comp. TITLE Border Environmental Education Resource Guide: Southern New Mexico, South Texas, Northern Chihuahua, Northern Coahuila, Northern Nuevo Leon, NorthernTamaultpas = Guia cMRecursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera: Sur de Nuevo Mexico, Sur de Texas, Norte de Chihuahua, Norte de Coahuila, Norte de Nuevo Leon, Norte de Tamaulipas. INSTITUTION Environmental Education Exchange, Tucson, AZ. SPONS AGENCY Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC. Office of Environmental Education.; World Wildlife Fund, Washington, DC. PUB DATE 2000-00-00 NOTE 196p.; Initially compiled by Elaine Hampton working for the Waste Education Resource consortium. Guide made possible by a grant from the U.S. EPA, Region 6, as part of the U.S.-Mexico Boarder XXI Program. AVAILABLE FROM U.S. EPA, 6WQ-CO, 1445 Ross Avenue, Dallas, TX 75202; Tel: 214-665-2767; e-mail: [email protected]. PUB TYPE Guides Non-Classroom (055) Reference Materials Directories /Catalogs (132) Multilingual/Bilingual Materials (171) LANGUAGE English, Spanish EDRS PRICE MF01/PC08 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS *Ecology; Elementary Secondary Education; *Environment; Environmental Education; Environmental Influences; Foreign Countries; *Internet; Science Projects IDENTIFIERS Mexico (Chihuahua State); Mexico (Nuevo Leon); Mexico (Tamaulipas State); *Mexico United States Border; New Mexico (South); Texas (South)

ABSTRACT This guide provides educators and residents of the border with useful information about environmental education program offerings along the eastern half of the United States-Mexico border. The programs listed in the guide represent a broad range of educational efforts focused on understanding the environment and solving environmental problems in the border communities. The guide contains information about environmental education programs offered by organizations in Southern New Mexico, Southern Texas and the Northern reaches of Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, and Tamaulipas. (Mexico)(SAH)

Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. Border Environmental Education Resource Guide: Southern New Mexico, South Texas, Northern Chihuahua, Northern Coahuila, Northern Nuevo Leon, Northern Tamaulipas = Guia de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera: Sur de Nuevo Mexico, Sur de Texas, Norte de Chihuahua, Norte de Coahuila, Norte de Nuevo Leon, Norte de Tamaulipas.

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Project Background - A Border XXI Initiative: Acknowledgements:

This Border Environmental Education Resource Guide was made The Environmental Education Exchange wishes to acknowledge possible by a grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Amadee Madril, of the EPA in Region VI for her support in the Region 6, as part of its U.S.-Mexico Border XXI Program. Border production of the Border Environmental Education Resource Guide. XXI is a comprehensive program designed to achieve a clean In addition, Drew Burnett from EPA's Washington Office of environment, protect public health and natural resources, and Environmental Education was instrumental in helping to arrange encourage sustainable development. Funding was also provided for the printing of this guide. Special thanks go to Judy Braus and through the US EPA's Office of Environmental Education in Ethan Taylor with the World Wildlife Fund for providing additional Washington D.C. project funding and support.

The success of Border XXI depends on broad-based binational The Border Environmental Education Resource Guide was initially cooperation and collaboration between federal, state and local compiled by Elaine Hampton working for the Waste Education governments, Indian tribes, international institutions, educational Resource Consortium. The Guide was extensively updated and centers, non-governmental organizations, industry, and grass roots expanded by David Meissner from the Environmental Education community organizations. The key federal agencies involved in Exchange with formatting by Rock) Covarrubias also of the developing and implementing Border XXI are: the U.S. Environmental Education Exchange. The cover for this edition of Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Mexico's Secretariat for the guide was designed by Frederic Welterlin from WestEd in San Environment, Natural Resources and Fisheries (SEMARNAP), the Francisco and formatted by Red Horse Graphics in Tucson. U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI), the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), U.S. and Mexican Sections of the International For additional copies or information, contact: Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC), the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Mexico's Secretariat of Amadee Madril, Environmental Protection Specialist Health (SSA). Other important federal participants include the U.S. U.S. EPA6WO-CO Department of State and Mexico's Secretariat of Foreign Relations, 1445Ross Ave. as well as international organizations such as the Border Dallas, Texas75202 Environmental Cooperation Commission (BECC) and North (214) 665-2767 American Development Bank (NADBank.)" [email protected]

Border XXI is implemented through nine binational Workgroups which include: water, air, hazardous and solid waste, pollution prevention, contingency planning and emergency response, cooperative enforcement and compliance, environmental information resources, natural resources, and environmental health. The Border Environmental Education Resource Guide falls within the objectives of the Environmental Information Resources Workgroup.

A vast amount of information exists on the border environment yet it is difficult to access. The Environmental Information Workgroup's goal is to produce comprehensive information resources and the necessary mechanisms to access that information. Its objectives include facilitating information sharing and exchange, providing increased public access to information, establishing an environmental information inventory, and promoting environmental education in border communities.

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide Contents

Guide

New Mexico 1 Texas 17 Chihuahua 43 Coahuila 51 Nuevo Leon 55 Tamaulipas 57 Distrito Federal 61

Thematic Index

Introduction 63 New Mexico 65 Texas 71 Chihuahua 79 Coahuila 83 Nuevo Leon 85 Tamaulipas 87 Distrito Federal 89

Organization Index (arranged alphabetically by state and name)

New Mexico 91 Texas 92 Chihuahua 94 Coahuila 95 Nuevo Leon 96 Tamaulipas 97 Distrito Federal 98

4 ii Border Environmental Education Resource Guide Introduction and Overview:

Welcome to the Border Environmental Education Resource Guide! We encourage you to use this guide and discover the wealth of The purpose of this guide is to provide educators and residents of environmental education opportunities and resources available the border with useful information about environmental education throughout the border region. Expand your horizons beyond your program offerings along the eastern half of the U.S. Mexico border. own state or even your own countrytYou'll-encounter-endless ProgramatIstedln-the guide represent a broad range of educational possibilities for enriching collaboration or exploration. efforts focused on understanding the environment and solving environmental problems in U.S. and Mexican border communities. (Note: when calling Mexico from the U.S., first dial 011 and the The guide contains information about environmental education country code (52) before dialing the number listed in the contact programs offered by organizations in Southern New Mexico, information. When calling the U.S. from Mexico, dial 001 followed Southern Texas and the Northern reaches of Chihuahua, Coahuila, by the number listed.) Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas.

While this guide demonstrates a great diversity of programs and Information from this guide is also available online at: topics covered, it also reveals the common concerns of the border area as a whole. The border region is one impacted by a rapidly http://www.bordereeweb.net growing population linked to increased industrial development. Industrial pollution, urbanization without adequate infrastructure, and heavy traffic flow across the border have all placed tremendous strain on the environment and quality of life in the region. In addition to "traditional" environmental education programs focusing on natural history, wildlife, and ecosystems, many border organizations focus specifically on environmental health issues, preservation of green space, sustainable development, and other related community-based environmental issues.

Because environmental degradation knows no boundaries, it has inspired collaboration between Mexican and U.S. organizations in the border region. Research for this guide revealed the existence of numerous binational committees and coalitions working on issues of mutual concern. The guide was developed in the spirit of cooperation forged by these groups. We hope it will serve as a tool to bring people together to share resources and encourage further partnerships that work toward common solutions to environmental problems in the border region.

Information for the guide was gathered through phone, fax, and e- mail. Our area of focus was roughly within 100 kilometers of the border. We strayed further a field on a few occasions because the organizations had offices in state capitals outside the immediate border area or we considered them especially noteworthy. We worked hard to include every organization possible, but if there were any omissions, apologies are in order!

Because the guide is intended for use by both U.S. and Mexican residents, it has separate English and Spanish language sections. We realize that many people in the border region are bilingual, but we tried to make the information friendly to those readers who speak/read only one of these languages comfortably. Thus, the organization titles are presented in their original language but translated within each organization's description to facilitate reading for monolingual users. The guide is organized alphabetically by state for the two countries. A thematic index allows readers to reference organizations offering programs on specific topics.

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide iii Notable Border EE Projects

Training and Environmental Education Materials (TEEM)

Building EE Capacity Along the U.S. - Mexico Border

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Mexico's The EPA announces a solicitation notice for proposals from Secretariat for Environment, Natural Resources and Fisheries education institutions, environmental and educational public agen- (SEMARNAP) with the US/Mexico Border XXI Program developed cies, and not-for-profit organizations to assist in the implementation a binational Environmental Education Strategic Plan (EE Plan) for of the EE Plan for the US/Mexico Border in the Lower Rio Grande the US/Mexico Border Program that meets one of the objectives in Valley Region (Brownsville-Matamoros, McAllen-Reynosa, Laredo- the Border XXI Environmental Information Resource Workgroup. Nuevo Laredo and surrounding communities). This solicitation notice and necessary forms are available on line at: The EE Plan is based on a program development model known as http://www.epa.goviusmexicoborder TEEM (Training and Environmental Education Materials). Currently, the TEEM approach is being implemented in EPA's Region IX in Contact: Amadee Madril, U.S. EPA at (214) 665-2767 for more Arizona, California, Baja California and Sonora. The TEEM model information. has a proven track record in building local capacity and empowering communities to play integral roles in protecting their environment and conserving natural resources. The TEEM model is locally driven and based on needs identified by educators who have a first-hand understanding of the issues relevant to their individual communities. The aim of the EE Plan is to establish a network that links U.S. and Mexican EE providers that will be responsible for improving access to EE materials/information, and developing and implementing professional/organizational development activities.

Some key goals of the project will be to:

Identify priority environmental issues and related environmental literacy needs within communities. Examine options for ways to improve environmental education. Elaborate and or plan strategies, programs, or projects to meet identified needs. Form support networks to help implement strategies, programs or projects. Create a broad base of support that will help monitor program progress, evaluate the impacts, and make the proper adjustments thus sustaining the process into the future.

The completion of the Region VI - Environmental Education Resource Guide is the first step in the implementation of the EE Plan along the US/Mexico border. We are pleased to partner with the many organizations that have made this guide a reality. The guide will give you insight into the many environmental education providers including local, state and federal entities, nongovernmental organizations, academia, and private organizations in Southern New Mexico, Southern Texas and the Northern reaches of Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon and Tamaulipas.

iv Border Environmental Education Resource Guide Eco-region Based Conservation Planning in the Chihuahuan Desert

The World Wildlife Fund looks at the Needs of Environmental Educators in the Region

The Chihuahuan Desert is arguably among the richest and most diverse in the world. It's home to more mammal species than the Greater Yellowstone region, more bird species than the Florida Everglades, more reptile species than the Sonoran Desert, and more plant species than the forests of the Pacific Northwest. WWF and its many partners are working to protect this incredibly diverse ecoregion. Our goal is to conserve the full expression of the Chihuahuan's biological diversity, while respecting the needs and aspirations of the people that live in and near this biologically rich site.

The Chihuahuan Desert is one of WWFs Global 200a collection of more than 200 of the world's most outstanding terrestrial, freshwater, and marine habitats. These sites include those that harbor the most distinctive or rich biodiversity, those places where biodiversity loss will be most severely felt and where we must fight the hardest for conservation.

In the Chihuahuan, we are currently working with other stakeholders in the region to bring decision makers, scientists, economists, educators, local communities, and others together to develop and implement strategies that will protect this unique area for generations to come. From setting aside protected areas to addressing resource use and development issues, WWF will pursue an ambitious agenda focused on policy, communication, habitat protection, and education.

An important component of this effort will be exploring how we can best use education to achieve our conservation goals in the region. To get started, we have conducted a needs assessment to identify what's currently happening in environmental education, where the gaps are, who the leaders are, and what people would like to see take place in the future. We believe that education is one of the most effective ways to create long-term change and that by integrating education into our conservation initiatives, we will achieve more sustainable results.

If you would like to find out more about WWF's work in the Chihuahuan, including recent efforts to create reserves and sanctuaries in 'the region, visit our Web site at http:// www.worldwildlife.org We support this resource guide and other efforts that increase awareness and understanding of the issues and help move people to take appropriate actionat the local, national, and global level. And we look forward to working with educators in the region to help develop a long-term education strategy that will help protect this special place for the future. We also hope to share the lessons we learn in the Chihuahuan with people working in other ecoregions so that we can all learn more about how education and other social strategies can be used most effectively to protect biodiversity and meet human needs.

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 4 NEW MEXICO-A/B ALAMEDA PARK ZOO Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Middle School, Commu- Education Director: Steve Diehl nity Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Phone: (505) 437-1292 Fax: (505) 439-4103 Mission: To encourage collaboration between public and private orga- 1321 N. White Sands Blvd. nizations to affect change that will improve the health and environment Alamogordo, NM 88311 of the residents of southern New Mexico. The organization consists of Type: Governmental members of the community who have expertise In public health, educa- Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational tion, public policy, and environmental issues. AudlencerkluttiUniversitsyHigh SchoolTeeneral-PublicTMiddle ProgramThemec-Resource-k4anagement/Conservation, Soil-Conser- School, Community Participation, Elementary School vation, Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Mission: To provide an aesthetically pleasing, naturalistic environment Development, Waste Management/Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, which promotes recreation and learning in conservation and the envi- Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Edu- ronmental fields of study. To instill through audio, visual, and tactical cation, Pollution Prevention means a unity of non-human and human relationships. To provide the Materials Available: Video public with a professional accredited zoological institution with an emphasis on conservation and preservation. Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Waste BORDER EPIDEMIOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL Management/Recycling, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Water Con- HEALTH CENTER servation, Environment, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Director: Hugo L. Vilchis, MD, MPH Wildlife Phone: (505) 646-7966 Fax: (505) 646-8131 Materials Available: Teachers' Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops, [email protected] Tours, Video http://vmw.nmsu.edu/-bho 1003 Geothermal Dr. Las Cruces, NM 88003 AMIGOS BRAVOS Type: Governmental Executive Director: Brian Shields Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Phone: (505) 758-3874 Fax: (505) 758-7345 Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation, bravos @amigosbravos.org Teacher Training http : / /www.newmex.com/amigosbravos Mission: To improve the health status of the New Mexico - Chihuahua - P.O. Box 238 west Texas borders population and other border - impact areas. Taos, NM 87571 Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, IndustriaVOccupational Type: Nonprofit Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management/ Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Qual- Audience: General Public, Community Participation ity, Pollution Prevention Mission: To restore New Mexico's rivers, and the Rio Grande, to drink- Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Website able quality whenever possible, and to contact quality everywhere else; to see that natural flows are maintained, and where those flows have been disrupted by human intervention, regulated to protect and reclaim BORDER HEALTH OFFICE the river ecosystem; to support environmentally sound, sustainable prac- Epidemiologist Kitty Richards, MS tices of indigenous cultures. Phone: (505) 528-5152Fax: (505) 528-6045 ProgramThemes: Environmental Legislation, Sustainable Development, kittrich 64 nmsu.edu Marine & Aquatic Resources, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conser- http://www.nmsu.edu/ -bho vation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution 1170 N. Solent) Drive, Suite L Prevention, Wildlife Las Cruces, NM 88001 Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Speakers Type: Governmental. Bureau Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational. Special Services: Direct technical assistance to communities and lo- Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School, Community cal watershed groups; volunteer opportunities; training citizens for Participation effective participation in public hearings and regulatory processes; en- Mission: To improve the health status of the New Mexico population. gage in diverse education and outreach programs to raise public Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Industrial/Occupational awareness and interest in river issues and river protection. Safety/Hygiene, Plants, Water Quality EE Programs: Our work includes the following projects: Rio Grande Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Video Legal Initiative; Red River Reclamation Project; Clean Water initiative; Special Services: Information, surveillance, research, data collection, Rio Grande Silvery Minnow Recovery Project New Mexico Rivers Project clinical preventive services in Colonia areas and for migrant/seasonal Somos Vecinos (We Are Neighbors); Rio Costilla Project; Oral History farm workers Project on the Rio Grande; Outreach, Education and Networking; Tech- EE Programs: Monitor surface & groundwater resources in border coun- nical Assistance; Membership Project; Volunteer Program. ties, identify & remediate existing contamination sites, perform community environmental health assessment, provide environmental health education to border communities

BRANTLEY LAKE STATE PARK Park Ranger II: Ed Schott Phone: (505) 457-2384 Fax: (505) 457-2385 [email protected] http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/PAGES/parks/brantley/ brantley.htm BORDER ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH County Rd. 30 COALITION Carlsbad, NM 88221 President Victoria Simons Type: Governmental Phone: (505) 522-4813 Fax: (505) 522-7604 Service Area: Rural [email protected] Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School, Community P.O. Box 134 Participation, Elementary School Mesilla Park, NM 88047 Mission: Provide leadership in the protection, conservation, manage- Type: Nonprofit ment and responsible use of New Mexico's natural resources. Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Re-

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sources, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Wildlife Type: Governmental Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau Service Area: Rural, State, Urban Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, CARLSBAD School, Teacher Training Soil Conservationist: Steve Daly Mission: Land management in multiple use, resource protection, and Phone: (505) 234-5942 Fax: (505) 885-9264 conservation. [email protected] Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ http://www.nm.blm.gov/www/cfo/cfo_home.html Conservation, Desert Ecology, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sci- 620 E. Greene St. ences, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management/ Carlsbad, NM 88220 Recycling, Ecosystems, Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Avail- Type: Governmental ability/Supply, Energy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Edu -. Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, cation, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Community Participation, Elementary School Materials Available:Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, Tours, Speak- Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- ers Bureau ogy, Soil Conservation, Ecosystems, Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Water Conservation, En- vironment, Plants, Water Quality Environmental Education, Wildlife CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video Education Specialist: Janet Ambrose Phone: (505) 785-2232 Fax: (505) 785-2302 [email protected] BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, LAS CRUCES http: / /www.nps.gov /cave Outdoor Recreation Planner: Oswaldo Gomez 3225 National Parks Highway Phone: (505) 525-4336 (office) or (505) 522-1219 (visitor center) Carlsbad, NM 88220 Fax: (505) 525-4412 Type: Governmental http://www.nm.blm.gov/www/Icfo/lcfo_home.html Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Binational 1800 Marquess Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Las Cruces, NM 88005 Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Type: Governmental Mission: Preserve and protect cave resources, the Chihuahuan Desert Service Area: Regional ecosystem and the Capitan Reef in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, as well as associated natural and cultural resources. Provide a range of Community Participation, Elementary School opportunities for public use, enjoyment, and understanding while mini- Mission: The purpose of the Bureau of Land Management is to provide mizing impacts on park resources and natural processes. Facilitate multiple-use management of public lands. research to provide a continuum of information in support of park inter- Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- pretation and management decisions and the general body of scientific ogy, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Ecosystems, knowledge. Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Wild- Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- life ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Tours, Website Awareness, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, E-mail, Training Work- shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website

CENTER FOR HANDS-ON LEARNING Co-Director: Susan Crisler 3") Phone: (505) 896-1122 Fax: (505) 892-6375 [email protected] http://www.handsonlearning.org 206A Frontage Road BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, ROSWELL Rio Rancho, NM 87124 Public Affairs Specialist: Howard Parman Type: Nonprofit Phone: (505) 627-0272 Fax: (505) 627-0276 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban [email protected] Audience: Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, http://www.nm.blm.gov/www/rfo/rfo_home.html Teacher Training 2909 West Second Mission: To encourage broad-based community involvement and coop- Roswell, NM 88201 eration toward improving education in Rio Rancho and the greater New Type: Governmental Mexico region. To establish a network of community leaders and organi- Service Area: Regional, Urban zations to identify and address issues, problems and resources in Audience: General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, El- education for our youth. ementary School Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Waste Management/ ogy, Soil Conservation, Ecology, Ecosystems, Mineral Resources and Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Mining, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Water Quality Environmental Education, Wildlife Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: Tours, Speakers Bureau Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, Video, Website BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, SOCORRO Senior Wildlife Biologist: Wes Anderson CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES Phone: (505) 835-0412Fax: (505) 835-0223 Director: Jose Z. Garcia [email protected] Phone: (505) 646-6816 Fax: (505) 646-6819 http://www.nm.blni.gov/www/sfoisfo_home.html [email protected] 198 Neel Ave http://www.nmsu.edu/-frontera Socorro, NM 87801 Box 3LAS, NMSU

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Las Cruces, NM 88003 open space land including 5000+ acres of RGVSP between Sandia and Type: Educational Institution Isleta pueblos. Service Area: Rural, Urban, Binational Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Audience: Adult/University, High School, General POblic, Middle School, ogy, Forestry Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Nature Mission:To enhance Latin American and U.S.-Mexico border studies at Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, NMSU. Environmental- Education; Wildlife Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Water Availability/Sup- Materials Available:Teachers' Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Work- ply, Water Conservation, Water Quality Pollution Prevention shops, Tours, Video Materials Available: Speakers Bureau, Website CITY OF ROCKS STATE PARK CHIHUAHUAN DESE T CONSERVATION Park Ranger I: Rayna Bennett ALLIANCE Phone: (505) 536-2800 Fax: (505) 536-2801 Craig C. Cranstons http://www.emnrd.state.nnVus/nmparks Phone: (505) 234-5936 PO. Box 50 Craig_Cranston @ blm.gov Faywood, NM 88034 1017 N. Alameda Type: Governmental Carlsbad, NM 88220 Service Area: Rural, State, Binational Type: Governmental Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Service Area: Rural, Municipal General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Audience: High School, General Public School, Teacher Training Mission: Promote environmental awareness, conservation and protec- Mission: Protection of natural resources within the state park bound- tion in the Chihuahuan Desert. aries and education of the public on the importance of protecting and Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ conserving New Mexico's resources. Conservation, Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Ecology, Waste Management/Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availabil- Pollution Prevention, Wildlife . ity/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Materials Available: E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Special Services: Riparian restoration of the island at 6-mile dam and Materials Available: Books, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bu- Torris area below the dam. Education of the students, mainly at the reau, Video, Website high school and college level, on environmental issues. DONA ANA COUNTY UNITED STATES CHIHUAHUAN DESERT NATURE PARK DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/NATURAL Executive Director: Stephanie Bestelmeyer RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE Phone: (505) 524-3334 Fax: (505) 524-3334 Soil Conservationist: Barbara Peregrino [email protected] Phone: (505) 522-8775 Fax: (505) 522-2369 PO. Box 891 [email protected] Las Cruces, NM 88004 2507 N. Telshor Type: Nonprofit Las Cruces, NM 88011 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Type: Governmental Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Mission: The Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park is dedicated to improv- Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training ing the ability of a growing population to live successfully and sustainably Mission: To educate the public about soil and water conservation, wa- in the Chihuahuan Desert. ter, soil, and air quality. Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Sustainable Development, Ecology, Ecosystems, Energy Resources, ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Water Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Environ- Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water mental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: Teachers' Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Work- Materials Available: Books, Training Workshops, Tours, Website shops, Tours Special Services: Technical assistance for ditch design, land leveling, nutrient and pest management, irrigation water management EE programs: Holistic irrigation technology, sustainable agronomic practices

ELEPHANT BUTTE IRRIGATION DISTRICT Special Projects Coordinator/Safety Director: Michael Riley Phone: (505) 526-6671-Las Cruces, (505)267-4807-Hatch, (505)882- 2135- Anthony or (915)533-3858 Fax: (505) 523-9666 CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE [email protected] Program Manager: Ondrea Linderoth- Hummel http://www.ebid-nm.org Phone: (505) 452-5211Fax: (505) 873-6628 530 South Melendres [email protected] Las Cruces, NM 88004 3615 Los Picaros Rd. SE Type: Nonprofit Albuquerque, NM 87103 Service Area: Rural, State, Urban Type: Governmental Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Service Area: Rural, Municipal, Urban Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Mission: Supply surface irrigation water to our constituents on 90,640 General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary acres. Operate and maintain -600 miles of canals, laterals, and drains. School, Teacher Training Protect the agricultural water supply. Mission: Preservation, restoration, and protection of all 27,500 acres of n Border Environmental Education Resource Guide u 3 NEW MEXICO-EIH

Program Themes: Earth Sciences, Water Availability/Supply, Water Con- Program-1st through 3rd graders, adopt-a-site program including rec- servation, Environnient, Water Quality, Pollution Prevention ommended classroom activities, Forest Service-led nature walks at the Materials Available: Newsletter, Tours, Speakers Bureau adopted site, and clean-up of the site; Gila Wilderness Trunk Teacher Workshops-all day interactive workshop providing background on Na- tional Wilderness areas and interaction with the curriculum, activities, ELEPHANT BUTTE LAKE STATE PARK and materials, 4-6 all day workshops offered per year; Programs by Interpretive Ranger II: Chris Bolen request: classroom and field programs relating to forest resources. Phone: (505) 744-5923 bstc @ riolink.corWebutte@ riolink.com 101 Highway 195 Elephant Butte, New Mexico 87935 Type: Governmental Audience: General Public, Middle School, Elementary School Mission: The mission of New Mexico State Parks is to protect and enhance natural resources, provide recreational facilities, and opportunities, end promote public safety and education to benefit and enrich the lives of visitors. HAWKS ALOFT, INC. ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Education Director: Marguerite Hendrie OF NEW MEXICO Phone: (505) 343-0111Fax: (505) 343-0111 Board Member: Dr. Miguel Ucona [email protected] Phone: (915) 747-5966 Fax: (915) 747-7441 http://wwwst66.com/-hawksnm mliconaGminers.utep.edu P.O. Box 10028 http: / /www.eea.nm.org Albuquerque, NM 87184 P.O. Box 36958 Type: Nonprofit Albuquerque, NM 87176 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban Type: Nonprofit, volunteer Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Service Area: New Mexico General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Audience: Preschool, elementary school, middle school, high School school, adults/university, teacher training, community participation, Mission: To conserve indigenous wild birds and their habitats through general public education and research. Mission: To promote and enhance environmental education in New Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Mexico and provide support for those people who are involved in envi- ogy, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Ecosystems, Water Availability/ ronmental education. As a statewide organization, EEANM supports Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Environ- the goal of providing opportunities for all New Mexicans to acquire knowl- mental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife edge, skills, attitudes, and commitment needed to improve our Materials Available: Teachers' Guide, Website environment Program Themes: Cultural awareness, desert ecology, environment, environmental education, environmental legislation, forestry, nature HIDALGO COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION awareness, wildlife SERVICE Materials Available: Training workshops, website, curricula, newslet- County Program Director/Agriculture Agent Charles Siepel ter, conferences Phone: (505) 542-9291Fax: (505) 542-3550 Special Services: Workshops for nonformal educators about educa- csiepel @nmsu.edu tional reform, state and national standards, and quality educational P.O. Box 251 practices. Statewide conference. Lordsburg, NM 88045 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Rural, Municipal GILA NATIONAL FOREST, Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, AduWUniversity, High School, CONSERVATION EDUCATION PROGRAM General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Forest Education Specialist Alice Cohen School, Teacher Training Phone: (505) 388-8272 Fax (505) 388-8204 Mission: "...to aid in diffusing among the people of Hidalgo County acohen/r3_gila efs.fed.us useful and practical information on subjects relating to agriculture and http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/gila home economics, and to encourage the application of the same..." 3005 E. Camino del Bosque Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Silver City, NM 88061 ogy, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Type: Governmental Development, Waste Management/Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Avail- Service Area: Southwest New Mexico, extended to the states of New ability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Mexico and Arizona Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Audience: Kindergarten through adult Wildlife Program Themes: The Forest Conservation Education Program pro- Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- vides programs on any variety of topics relating to National Forest shops, Video resources, emphasizing increased understanding of and appreciation EE Programs: Chemical and natural resource management for the resources. Materials Available: All materials provided by the regional or national levels of the Forest Service may be made available through the Forest. HIDALGO COUNTY SOIL AND WATER Materials produced and made available on the Forest include The Gila CONSERVATION DISTRICT Wilderness Trunk curriculum for middle schools, the "Wilderness Ben- Chairman and Administrative Assistant David Ramos or Marlene Siepel efits Us All* poster, and the Elementary Wilderness Activity Booklet. Phone: (505) 542-9141Fax: (505) 542-3295 Available on loan are a number of natural resource videos, a variety of 405 Duncan Hwy. environmental education materials and resources, and manipulatives Lordsburg, NM 88045 relating to Forest resources. Type: Governmental, subdivision, special district Special Services: Annual Nature Walk Series-monthly walks on For- Service Area: Southwest corner, "boot-heel° of New Mexico, all of est resource topics during the summer months; Super Stewards Hidalgo County and a small portion of Grant County

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Audience: Any conservation of natural resources need based audience ogy, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology Ecosystems, Mission: To develop and improve our natural resources of soil and wa- Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Environ- ter through enhanced conservation practices by providing technical mental Education, Wildlife assistance, conservation education, and governmental interagency me- Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours diation for the benefit of the natural resources owners and managers within the boundaries of the Hidalgo Soil and Water Conservation Dis- Met. JORNADA-RESOURCE-CONSERVATION AND Program Themes: Conservation education: water quality, soils, nox- DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ious weeds, backyard conservation, tree plantings, conservation careers Coordinator: Mario Morales Materials Available: Access to hand-out materials, seedlings for tree Phone: (505) 526-1424 Fax: (505) 523-4166 plantings, and free audio visuals httplAvww.nrcs.usda.gov EE Programs: We have done outdoor dassrooms and area and local 1065 S. Main agricultural conservation workshops. Las Cruces, NM 88005 Type: Government Service Area: All counties in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Califor- INTERHEMISPHERIC RESOURCE CENTER (IRC) nia that border with Mexico. Project Director/ Communications Director: George Kourous/ Debra Rose Audience: Agricultural communities Phone: (505) 388-0208 Fax: (505) 388-0619 Program Themes: Natural resource conservation, community develop- georgeirc-online.org, incitra6Pzianet.com ment to lead to sustainable communities, local leadership providing http://www.zianetconVircl/bdrprtheni program decision making, strengthening local citizens' abilities to utilize P.O. Box 2178 available sources of assistance through USDA agency partnerships Silver City NM 88061 EE Programs: implement farm conservation practices, conserve and Type: Nonprofit restore wetlands, protect groundwater resources, help developers and Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban, Binational homeowners manage the land in an environmentally sensitive manner, Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation teach the value of natural resources Mission: Provide information and progressive analysis to citizens, activists and policymakers regarding U.S. foreign policy, environmental and economic justice, and sustainable development in a crossborder, KEEP LAS CRUCES BEAUTIFUL internationalist context, and to respond to the needs of border citizens Coordinator: Carol McCall with appropriate and useful information related to the struggle for envi- Phone: (505) 528-3148 Fax: (505) 528-3102 ronmental, social, and economic justice on the border. [email protected] Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ P.O. Box 20000 Conservation, Forestry, Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sus- Las Cruces, NM 88001 tainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management/Recycling, Type: Governmental Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environ- Service Area: Municipal ment, Water Quality Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Audience: General Public, Community Participation Materials Available: Newsletter, Website Mission: KLCB is committed to litter control beautification and environ- Special Services: The INCITRA database, extensive database of pub- mental education by providing volunteer programs for the public. lications, websites, other information types, and contacts. Fully Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Sustainable Development, Ecology, searchable and soon to be online; INCITRA Information Support: Ecosystems, Energy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Conserva- INCITRA responds to requests for information on a case-by-case basis tion, Environment, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention working with clients to determine information needs and respond with Materials Available: Books, Speakers Bureau relevant Information in multiple formats; INCITRA training on Internet use and Information acquisition in a borderlands context. EE Programs: Research and education, as above; also, occasional written policy advocacy/critiques (in addition to borderlines). Via the Foreign KEEP NEW MEXICO BEAUTIFUL Policy In Focus Program: topical briefs on U.S. foreign policy and inter- Helen Hayes national trade issues. Phone: (505) 883 -5559 P.O. Box 90924 Albuquerque, NM 87199 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: New Mexico Mission: The purpose of the Keep New Mexico Beautiful program is to promote and create a cleaner natural environment in the state of New *se Mexico. Materials Available: Teacher materials, newsletter, student handouts, general information brochures Special Services: Volunteer program, speakers available, membership JORNADA EXPERIMENTAL RANGE Supervisory Scientist Kris Haystad Phone: (505) 646-4842 Fax: (505) 646-5889 LAS CRUCES MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY [email protected] Education Curator: Randy C. http://www.usda-ars.nmsu.edu Phone: (505) 522-3120 Fax: (505) 522-6002 401 E. College St [email protected] Las Cruces, NM 88003 http://www/nmsu.edu/Musuem/ Type: Governmental 700 Telshor Blvd., Mesilla Valley Mall Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban Las Cruces, NM 88011 Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Type: Governmental Elementary School Service Area: Regional, Municipal Mission: As a unit of the USDA Agricultural Research Service, we are a Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, General Pudic, long-term ecological research site of the National Science Foundation Middle School, Elementary School and a Biosphere Reserve of the United Nations' Man and the Biosphere Mission: The Las Cruces Museum of Natural History puts natural his- Program. Our research is highly diverse. Basic research in desert ecol- tory at the visitors' fingertips through a variety of permanent and rotating ogy. Applied research In natural resource management. exhibits. We encourage a better understanding of the natural world around Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecoi- us.

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 12 5 NEW MEXICO-L/N Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Nature LIVING DESERT STATE PARK Awareness, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Educa- Coordinator of Docent Program: Susan B. Young tion, Wildlife Phone: (505) 887-5516 Fax: (505) 885-4478 Materials Available: Tours [email protected] http://www.emnrd.state.nmus/nmparkslindex.htm 1504 Miehls Dr. LAS CRUCES PUBLIC SCHOOLS Carlsbad, NM 88220 TEACHERS' CENTER Type: Governmental Director of Staff Development Karin Matray Service Area: Rural, Regional Phone: (505) 527-6054 Fax: (505) 527-6057 Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, General Public, [email protected] Middle School; Elementary School, Teacher Training http://www.lcps.k12.nm.us Mission: To provide a zoological park and botanical garden for the citi- 505 S. Main St. , Suite 249 zens of New Mexico which will enhance the recreational resources of Las Cruces, NM 88001 the state, while making significant contributions to species conserva- Type: Educational Institution tion, biodiversity, and advancements in up-to-date environmental Service Area: State, urban, regional technology through public education and propagation of native species. Mission: The Teachers' Center provides the support and resources to Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosys- empower educators at all levels to meet their personal and professional tems, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, self development needs for the benefit of themselves, children, and the Pollution Prevention, Wildlife community. Materials Available: Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, Tours Audience: Pre-school, elementary school, middle school, high school, teacher training, and community participation ProgramThemes: Agriculture, cultural awareness, desert ecology, earth MESILLA VALLEY COW BELLES sciences, ecology, ecosystems, environment, plants, waste manage- Johnette Fowler/ Vicky Gave ment, water quality, wildlife Phone: (505) 524-2482 or (505) 526-3441 Materials Available: Training workshops P.O. Box 433 Mesilla Park, NM 88047 Type: Nonprofit LEASBURG STATE PARK Service Area: New Mexico Park Manager: Stan Ellis Audience: K-5 Phone: (505) 524-4068 Fax: (505) 526-5420 Mission: Mesilla Valley Cow Belles is a non-profit group of women in SEllise state.nm.us agriculture. Realizing that many of today's children - tomorrow's leaders http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/ - are in many cases three generations removed from the land and there- 12712 State Park Road fore have little understanding of the sources of their food and fiber, our Las Cruces, New Mexico 88054 goal is to help them regain this lost understanding through scientifically Type: Governmental valid educational lessons that explain how responsible farm and ranch Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban management contribute to environmental enhancement Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Program Themes: Agriculture awareness Community Participation, Elementary School Materials Available: Resource library, teacher materials, student hand- Mission: Provide leadership in the protection, conservation, manage- outs, general information brochures, specimens/equipment for loan, ment, and responsible use of New Mexico's natural resources. agricultural awareness resource guide Materials Available: Books, Tours Special Services: Speakers available, meeting/classroom(s)

MIDDLE RIO GRANDE WATER ASSEMBLY Susan Gorman Phone: (505) 265-3231Fax: (505) 256-0373 bblairb @aol.com P.O. Box 9844 Albuquerque, NM 87117 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban LINCOLN NATIONAL FOREST Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Customer Service Representative: Mona K Fredrick Community Participation Phone: (505) 434-7291Fax: (505) 434-7218 Mission: Through an open, inclusive and participatory process, to de- [email protected] velop a plan of sustainable water management strategies for the Middle 1101 New York Avenue Rio Grande Region and establish a process to implement the plan. Alamogordo, NM 88310 Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Marine & Aquatic Re- Type: Governmental sources, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban Water Quality Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, General Public, Community Materials Available: Newsletter, Speakers Bureau Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: To Care for the Land and Serve People Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, NEW MEXICO. ogy, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Education Specialist Lauren Parmelee. Development, Ecology, Waste Management/Recycling, Ecosystems, Phone: (505) 983-4609 Fax: (505) 983-2355 Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Environmental rdac @trail.com Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife http://www.trail.com/-rdac Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, 1800 Upper Canyon Road Speakers Bureau Santa Fe, NM 87504 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary

6 13 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide NEW MEXICO-N School, Teacher Training Mission: The NMBM&MR is a non-regulatory state agency whose mis- Mission: The mission of the Randall Davey Audubon Center is to ension is to study, evaluate, publish, and distribute reliable information on hence the knowledge base of the citizens of New Mexico to positively the geology, mineral and energy resources, and extractive metallurgy of impact the environment and to empower them to be active stewards of the state. This information is used by federal, state, and local agencies, the land. public organizations, private industry, and individual citizens to make Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ informed decisions about resource development and management, land- Conservation, Desert Ecology Ecology, Waste Management/Recyding, use, environmental impacts, natural hazard assessment and waste Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness_Water_Com____disposar servatitYn, Eirvironment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Earth Sci- Pollution Prevention, Wildlife ences, Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Materials Available:Teachers' Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Work- Resources, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environ- shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Website mental Education, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Website NATIONAL PARK SERVICE U.S. - MEXICO AFFAIRS OFFICE NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND Associate Director: Ramon Olivas FISH Phone: (505) 646-7880 ext 6824 Fax: (505) 646-8083 Acting Coordinator Conservation Education Section: Kevin Holladay ramon_olivasenps.gov Phone: (505) 827-7966 Fax: (505) 827-7801 http:/Awm.nmsu.edu/-nps/ [email protected] NMSU Box 30001/ Dept. MEAF http://www.gmfsh.state.nm.us Las Cruces, NM 88003 PO. Box 25112 Type: Governmental Santa Fe, NM 87501 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Type: Governmental Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Community Service Area: New Mexico Participation, Teacher Training Audience: Educators K-12, students, general public Mission: To strengthen cooperation between the United States National Program Themes: Wildlife and humans share environments and have Park Service and the Republic of Mexico for the design and implemen- similar needs. Wildlife is one of our basic natural resources along with tation of strategies for the conservation of natural and cultural heritage water, air, minerals, soil, and plant life. Good habitat is thekeyto wildlife shared by both countries. survival.Wildlife has ecological, aesthetic, social, spiritual, and eco- Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ nomic value. Human cultures and societies, past and present, affect Conservation, Desert Ecology Earth Sciences, Sustainable Develop- and are affected by wildlife and its habitat. ment, Ecology Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Materials Available: Resource library, teacher manuals, newsletter, stu- Water Quality, Environmental Education, Wildlife dent hands-outs, general information brochures, posters, coloring books, Materials Available: E -mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Video, educational wildlife trunks, animal track kits, water quality testing kits Website Special Services: Volunteer programs, speakers available, educational workshops, thematic units on wildlife and wildlife habitat EE Programs: Project WILD, Aquatic WILD workshops, Schoolyard Wild- NEW MEXICO AGRICULTURE IN THE life Habitat Action Grant program and workshops, Fishing Clinic and CLASSROOM Skills workshop, Watershed Watch program, Aquatic Investigations, Jennifer Hopper Advanced Project WILD, Natural History Weekends Phone: (505) 532-4704 Fax: (505) 532-4710 'hopper@ zianetcom P.O. Box 20004 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT Las Cruces, NM 88004 Policy Analyst: Gedi Cibas, Ph.D. Type: Nonprofit Phone: (505) 827-2176 Fax: (505) 827-2836 Service Area: Rural, State, Urban [email protected] Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, AduWUniversity, High School, http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Harold S. Runnels Building, 1190 St. Francis Drive School, Teacher Training Santa Fe, NM 87505 Mission: 1) To increase knowledge about the true origins of food and Type: Governmental fiber. 2) Assist educators in teaching math, science, history, language Service Area: Rural, State, Urban arts, and all required subjects by using hands-on, real life lessons. Audience: General Public, Community Participation Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Mission: To preserve, protect, and perpetuate New Mexico's environ- ogy, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, ment for present and future generations. Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Availability/Supply, Water Con- Program Themes: Waste Management/Recycling, Water Availability/ servation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmen- Wildlife tal Education, Pollution Prevention Materials Available:Teachers' Guide, E-mail, Tiaining Workshops, Tours, Materials Available: Books, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops Website NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINES AND AIR QUALITY MINERAL RESOURCES Health Program Manager: Fabian Macias Manager of the Geologic Extension Service: Susan Welch Phone: (505) 827-1079 Fax: (505) 827-1523 Phone: (505) 835-5420 Fabian _Macias@ nmenv.state.nm.us susie @nmt.edu http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us http://geoinfo.nmtedu 1190 St. Francis Drive 801 LeRoy Santa Fe, NM 87505 Socorro, NM 87801 Type: Governmental Type: Governmental Service Area: New Mexico Service Area: Rural, State, Urban Audience: Permit applicants, consultants, general public Audience: Adutt/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Materials Available: Brochures & fact sheets from EPA, 1-3 year an- Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training nual report on Air Quality Data for the general public

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Special Services: Health advisory information on particulate matter in Community Participation, Elementary School Dona Ana County Mission: The New Mexico Environment Department mission is to preserve, protect, and perpetuate New Mexico's environment for present and future generations. NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, Program Themes: Waste Management/Recycling, Energy Resources, DRINKING WATER Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Bureau Chief: Robert Gallegos Materials Available: Teachers' Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Phone: (505) 827-1400 ext 1019 Fax: (505) 827-7545 Tours, Speakers Bureau [email protected] http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us 525 Camino de los Marquez NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, Santa Fe, NM 87502 SOLID WASTE BUREAU Type: Governmental Jim Condiss Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Phone: (505) 827-2860 Fax: (505) 827-2902 Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, [email protected] General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us School, Teacher Training 1190 St. Francis Dr. Mission: Implement Federal Safe Drinking Water Act in the State of Santa Fe, NM 87502 New Mexico Type: Governmental Program Themes: Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Educa- Mission: The mission of the New Mexico Environment Department's tion Solid Waste Bureau is educational outreach. Materials Available: E-mail, Newsletter Program Themes: New Mexico Solid Waste Management programs include seminars/presentations on recycling, composting, source waste reduction, household hazardous waste, SWM regionalization, financial NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, assurance mechanisms, and landfill closure requirements. GROUNDWATER QUALITY BUREAU Water Resource Specialist Jennifer Parker Phone: (505) 827-0523 Fax: (505) 827-2965 NEW MEXICO FARM AND RANCH HERITAGE [email protected] MUSEUM http.//www.nmenv.state.nm.us Director of Education: Dalene Hickam P.O. Box 26110, 1190 St Francis Dr. Phone: (505) 522-4100 ext 103 Fax: (505) 522-3085 Santa Fe, NM 87502 dhickam @frh.state.nm.us Type: Governmental http://www.zianetcom/farm-ranch Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational 4100 Dripping Springs Road Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Las Cruces, NM 88012 Community Participation, Elementary School Type: Governmental Mission: Our mission is to preserve, protect, and improve New Mexico's Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban, Binational groundwater quality for present and future generations. Audience: Pre- School/Early Childhood, AduIVUniversity, High School, Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Conservation, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conserva- School tion, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Mission: Agricultural history Prevention Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Website ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Con- servation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife HAZARDOUS WASTE BUREAU Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Tours, Video, Website Program Manager: Debbie Brinkehoff Phone: (505) 827-1508 Fax: (505) 827-1833 P.O. Box 26110 NEW MEXICO FORESTRY & RESOURCES Santa Fe, NM 82502 CONSERVATION DIVISION Type: Governmental District Forester: Doug Boykin Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Phone: (505) 835-9359 Fax: (505) 835-9452 Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, [email protected] Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training 1701 Enterprise. Mission: Assure hazardous waste is generated, stored, treated, and Socorro, NM 87801 disposed of properly. Type: Governmental Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban Conservation, Water Availability/Supply, Water Quality, Environmental Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, High School, General Public, Education, Pollution Prevention Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School Materials Available: Books, Training Workshops Mission: Provide leadership in the protection, conservation, management and responsible use of New Mexico's natural resources. Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Forestry, Soil NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, Conservation, Ecology, Ecosystems, Energy Resources, Water Con- RECYCLE servation, Environment, Environmental Education, Wildlife Catherine Tyson Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours Phone: (505) 827-2883 Fax: (505) 827-2902 [email protected] http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 1190 St Francis Dr. AND SCIENCE Santa Fe, NM 87502 Ecology Education Coordinator: Tim Aydelott Type: Governmental Phone: (505) 841-2845 Fax: (505) 841-2808 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational taydelott@ nmmnh.state.nm.us Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, http://www.museums.state.nm.us/nmmnh/wow.htrn1 15 Bonier Environmental Education Resource Guide NEW MEXICO -N

1801 Mountain Road NW and source reduction of pollution. Albuquerque, NM 87104 ProgramThemes: Earth Sciences, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Sup- Type: Educational Institution ply, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban Education, Pollution Prevention Audience: High School, Middle School, Teacher Training Materials Available: Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, Website Mission: To create a state museum of natural history and physical sciences which shall collect, preserve, study and interpret materials representative of the state and region and develop and maintain educa_____NE_w-MEXIC-0-STATE-441-PROGRAM tional_axhibitsand-programs-ormaturehistory-and-physical science for 4-H Agriculture/Natural Resource Coordinator: Roy Vaughn the benefit of the citizens of New Mexico and visitors to the state. Phone: (505) 646-5472 Fax: (505) 646-3027 Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- NMSU BOX 3AE ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Plants, Las Cruces, NM 88003 Water Quality, Environmental Education, Wildlife Type: Nonprofit Materials Available:Teachers' Guide, E-mail, Training Workshops, Video, Service Area: Statewide

Website Audience: K-12 . Program Themes: Outdoor Biology Instructional Strategies. Programs continuously change. We are in the process of developing programs for children who are 5 to 8 years old. Materials Available: Teacher materials, student handouts, general information brochures Special Services: Volunteer program, membership

NEW MEXICO STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION . NEW MEXICO OFFICE OF THE STATE Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Learning Technologies: Stephen ENGINEER, WATER USE AND CONSERVATION Sanchez BUREAU Phone: (505) 827-3644 Water Conservation Coordinator: Alice Darilek [email protected] Phone: 1-800-WATER-NM Fax: (505) 827-6188 300 Don Gaspar [email protected] Santa Fe, NM 87501 http://www.seo.state.nm.us Type: Governmental Bataan Building, Room 130 Mission: The New Mexico State Department of Education serves as a Santa Fe, NM 87504 resource to New Mexico teachers by referring teachers to organizations Type: Governmental that provide environmental education programs. Service Area: State Audience: Adutt/UniversIty, High School, General Public, Middle School, Elementary School NEW MEXICO STATE LAND OFFICE Mission: Provide water conservation education and technical assis- Commissioner: Olivia Ximenes tance. Phone: (505) 827-5764 Fax: (505) 827-5766 Program Themes: Water Conservation [email protected] Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- P.O. Box 1148 shops, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website Santa Fe, NM 87504 Type: Governmental Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban NEW MEXICO PROJECT LEARNING TREE Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Teri Zubchenok Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Phone: (505) 827-8089 Mission: Generate revenues and promote stewardship of trust lands. P.O. Box 1948 Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Santa Fe, NM 87504 ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Type: Governmental Ecology, Ecosystems, Mineral Resources and Mining, Energy Re- Mission: Project Learning Tree is designed for teachers and other edu- sources, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, cators working with students in prekindergarten through grade 12. PLT Environmental Education, Wildlife uses the forest as a "window to the world° to increase students' under- Materials Available:Teachers' Guide, E -mail, Newsletter, Training Work- standing of our complex environment, stimulate critical and creative shops, Speakers Bureau thinking skills, develop abilities to make informed decisions in environmental issues, and instill the confidence and commitment to take responsible action on them. NEW MEXICO STATE PARKS Natural Resource Planner: Steve Cary Phone: (505) 827-1183 Fax: (505) 827-1376 NEW MEXICO PROJECT WET (WATER scary @state.nm.us EDUCATION FOR TEACHERS) http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/ State Coordinator: Bryan Swain 2040 S. Pacheo Street Phone: (505) 646-1378 Fax: (505) 646-4149 Santa Fe, NM 87504 [email protected] Type: Governmental http://www.werc.net Service Area: State Box 30001 MSC WERC Audience: General Public Las Cruces, NM 88003 Mission: To protect and enhance natural resources, provide recreational Type: Nonprofit facilities and opportunities, and promote public safety and education to Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational benefit and enrich the lives of visitors. Audience: Adult/University, Teacher Training Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Mission: To expand the nation's resources to address Issues related to ogy, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Marine & management of waste by providing educational and technological sup- Aquatic Resources, Waste Management/Recycling, Ecosystems, Min- port in the areas of waste management, environmental remediation, eral Resources and Mining, Energy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water

9 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 16 NEW MEXICO-N Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Wildlife Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours, Video General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School Mission: To provide our clientele with research based educational pro- NMSU AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS grams in the areas of 4-H, Home Economics and Community Department Head: Terry Canup Development Phone: (505) 646-2701Fax: (505) 646-2702 Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ tcanup 0 nmsu.edu Conservation, Desert Ecology, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sci- http://www.cahe.nmsu.edu ences, Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable NMSU P.O. Box 3003, MSC 3AI Development, Ecology, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Las Cruces, NM 88003 Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Type: educational institution Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Service Area: New Mexico and and lands Materials Available: Books, Computer Software, E-mail, Newsletter, Audience: General public, teachers, students, agriculturists, natural re- Training Workshops, Tours, Video, Website source managers Program Themes: natural resource education Materials Available: Videos - 'Green Gold," 'White Sands, White Wil- NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, derness,* 'Chiricauhuas: Mountain Islands in the Desert,' 'Survivors in OTERO COUNTY the Sand,' "Bosque del Apache: Rio Grande Flyway," 'Sal: Who Needs County Extension Agent- 4H and Agriculture: Sandra Copeland It?' Also web sites (with partners - 'Seeds of Change Garden Site,' Phone: (505) 437-0231Fax: (505) 437-6134 'Desert Digital Library," and CD-ROM "Crazy About Corn." [email protected] Special Services: video and multimedia production 401 Fairgrounds Rd. Alamogordo, NM 88310 Type: Educational Institution NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban CHAVES COUNTY Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, James Duffy Community Participation, Elementary School Phone: (505) 622-3210 Fax: (505) 622-3882 Mission: To help New Mexicans use research-based knowledge to im- chaves @ nmsu.edu prove the quality of their lives. Extension administers the 4-H youth 200 E. Chisum #4 program, and provides expertise in agriculture, gardening, home eco- Roswell, NM 88201 nomics, and rural economic development. Type: Governmental Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- Service Area: Rural, Urban ogy, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Waste Management/Recycling, Audience: Preschool, Elementary School, Middle School, High School, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Nature Adults/University, Teacher Training, General Public. Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Program Themes: Environmental legislation, resource administration, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife soil conservation, earth sciences, sustainable development, waste man- Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Speakers agement, water availability, water conservation, environment, plants, Bureau, Video water quality, environmental education, wildlife. Materials Available: Newsletter, training workshops, video. NEW MEXICO WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH INSTITUTE (WRRI) NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, Director: Dr. Bobby Creel LAS CRUCES Phone: (505) 646-4337 Fax: (505) 646-6418 Associate Dean and Director: Billy Dictson bcreelwrri.nmsu.edu Phone: (505) 646-3015 Fax: (505) 646-5975 http: / /www.wrri.nmsu.edu bdictsonnmsu.edu New Mexico State University, Box 30001, Dept. 3167 Home Economics/4-H Box 3AE, NMSU Las Cruces, NM 88003 Las Cruces, NM 88003 Type: Educational Institution Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation, Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Teacher Training Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: The mission of the WRRI is to develop and disseminate knowl- Mission: To help the people of NM use research based information to edge to assist New Mexico and the nation in solving water problems. By improve the quality of their lives. funding research and demonstration projects, the institute utilizes the Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ knowledge and experience of researchers throughout the state. Conservation, Desert Ecology, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sci- ProgramThemes: Resource Management/Conservation, Forestry, Earth ences, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management/ Sciences, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management/Re- Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, cycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Pre- Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife vention, Wildlife Materials Available: Computer Software, Teachers' Guide, E-mail, News- Materials Available: Newsletter, Website letter, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website

NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, LINCOLN COUNTY 4-H / Ag. Agent: Pete Gnatkowski Phone: (505) 648-2311Fax: (505) 648-2509 pgnatkow @nmsu.edu PO. Box 217 Carrizozo, NM 88301 Type: Governmental Service Area: Rural, State, Municipal, Urban 17 10 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide NEW MEXICO -N

School NEW MEXICO WATERSHED WATCH Mission: The State Parks and Recreation Department will protectand Bill Fleming enhance natural resources, provide recreational facilities and opportu- Phone: (505) 982-8313 nities and promote public safety and education to benefit and enrichthe [email protected] lives of visitors. 901 Trail Cross Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, DesertEcol- Santa Fe, NM 87505 ogy, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, NatureAwareness, Water Type: Government Conservation, Environment. Plants, Water-Quality,-Wildlife Audience: grades 6-12 Mitiiiials Available: Tours, Video, Website Mission: New Mexico_Water_Watch-is-a-pilot-program-that grew out of the highly successful Project WILD and Aquatic WILD education programs. Working to build a cooperative network ofschools and state agencies with an interest in water quality, Water Watch schools have OTERO SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION participated in projects such as Project del Rio. DISTRICT Materials Available: Teacher materials, Student handouts, general in- District Assistant: Vicky Milne formation brochures, specimens and equipment for loan Phone: (505) 437-3100 Fax: (505) 437-8443 2920 N. White Sands Blvd. Alamogordo, NM 88310 Type: Governmental Service Area: Rural, Urban Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, AduWUniversity, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ Conservation, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, NEW MEXICO WILDLIFE WEST NATURE PARK Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Executive Director: Roger Alink Wildlife Phone: (505) 281-7655 Fax: (505) 281-2705 Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, Tours, wildlife @swcp.com Video http:// www.wildlifewest.org/naturepark 87 N. Frontage Rd. Edgewood, NM 87015 PROJECT DEL RIO Type: Nonprofit Director: Lisa LaRocque Service Area: Statewide Phone: (505) 522-7511Fax: (505) 522-0775 Audience: Preschool, elementary school, middle school, high school, jxlrus @ zianet.com adult/university, teacher training, community participation, general http://www.zianet.com/pdrus public 1494A South Solano Mission: Wildlife West Nature Park is dedicated to the preservation of Las Cruces, NM 88001 the rich heritage of native New Mexico wildlife and its habitat through Type: Nonprofit education, scientific research and the sponsorship of a wildlife park. Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban, Binational Program Themes: Desert ecology, earth sciences, ecology, ecosys- Audience: High School, Middle School, Community Participation, tems, energy resources, environment, environmental education, nature Teacher Training awareness, plants, soil conservation, water conservation,wildlife Mission: Project del Rio seeks to improve education through a global Materials Available: Tours, newsletters, speakers bureau network that promotes watershed stewardship. Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Water Availability/Sup- ply, Water Conservation, Water Quality EnvironmentalEducation NORTH AMERICAN INSTITUTE (NAMI) Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, David Griscom Website Phone: (505) 982-3657 Fax: (505) 983-5840 nami @ northamericaninstitute.org http://www.northamericaninstitute.org PROJECT WILD, CONSERVATION SERVICES 708 Paseo de Peralta Acting Coordinator Conservation Education Section: Kevin Holladay Santa Fe; NM 87501 Phone: (505) 827-7966 Fax: (505) 827-7801 Type: Nonprofit kholladay @state.nm.us Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational http://www.gmfsh.state.nm.us Audience: General Public, Community Participation P.O. Box 25112 Mission: NAMI's mission is to examine all aspects of the North Ameri- Santa Fe, NM 87501 can regional relationship, recognizing the challengesfacing the Type: Governmental governments, peoples and cultures of North America, and to develop Service Area: Rural, Regional,' State, Municipal, Urban better approaches to this changing relationship. Audience: Pre- School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Water Availability/Sup- General Public, Middle School, Community Participation,Elementary ply, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention School, Teacher Training Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Speakers Bureau, Website Mission:The Conservation Education Section will provide wildlife-based conservation education that fosters responsible actions towardwildlife and related natural resources for the citizens of New Mexico Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, DesertEcol- OLIVER LEE MEMORIAL STATE PARK Environmental Education, Ranger I: Charles W. Wood ogy, Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Wildlife Phone: (505) 437-8284 Fax: (505) 439-1290 Traitting Work- cwood @ state.nm.us Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Newsletter, 409 Dog Canyon Rd. shops, Speakers Bureau, Website Alamogordo, NM 88310 Type: Governmental Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, AduWUniversity, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary

11 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 18 NEW MEXICO-Ft/S RIO GRANDE NATURE CENTER STATE PARK SIERRA CLUB, RIO GRANDE CHAPTER Assistant Manager/Education Coordinator: Rebecca Tydings Gwen Wardwell Phone: (505) 344-7240 Fax: (505) 344-4505 Phone: (505) 984-8860 natrcentunm.edu edenland Cearthlink.net http://wmv.unm.edu/-natrcent http://www.sierra.nm.org/ 2901 Candelaria NW 945 Camino de Chelly Albuquerque, NM 87107 Santa Fe, NM 87501 Type: Governmental Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Regional, State,Urtan - Service Area: New Mexico, West Texas region of the Desert Southwest Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Audience: all citizens General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Mission: To explore, enjoy, and protect the wild places of the earth; School, Teacher Training to practice and promote the responsible use of the earth's ecosystems Mission: To preserve and protect the Rio Grande Bosque and educate and resources; to educate and enlist humanity to protect and restore the public about the importance of the river and its environs. the quality of the natural and human environment; and touse all lawful Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Ecology, Eco- means to carry out these objectives. systems, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Program Themes: Critical ecoregions, sustainable communities, guide Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water. Quality, Environmental Edu- to the outdoors, political action, resources cation, Wildlife Materials Available: Newsletters, °Rio Grande Sierra," directories. Call Materials Available: Teachers' Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops, to get more materials Tours, Speakers Bureau, Website Special Services: Field trips

. . RIO GRANDE RESTORATION SIERRA SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION Executive Director: Steve Harris Phone: (505) 751-1269 Fax: (505)751 -1269 DISTRICT uncle rgrlaplaza.ort District Coordinator: Merry Jo Fahl Phone: (505) 894-2232 Fax: (505) 894-2165 http://wvInv.riogranderestoration.com P.O. Box 1612 [email protected] El Prado, NM 87529 2101 S. Broadway Type: Nonprofit Santa Fe, NM 87501 Type: Governmental Service Area: Regional, State, Binational Service Area: Rural, State, Municipal, Urban Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High. School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Mission: To restore the Rio Grande to health by supplyingan improved flow of water. School, Teacher Training Mission: To educate the public on the need of conservation of Program Themes: Earth Sciences, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Re- our natu- sources, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Nakao Awareness, ral resources for a sustained, beneficial present and futureuse. Water Conservation, plants, Water Quality Environmental Education, Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Forestry, Soil Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Ecosystems, Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Conservation, Environment, Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Website Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Newsletter, Tours

RURAL COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE SKY ISLAND ALLIANCE CORPORATION Susie Brandes Rural Development Specialist: Martin Lopez Phone: (520) 323-0547 Phone: (505) 541-1668 Fax: (505) 541-1656 brandess @ u.arizona.edu mlopezrcac.org http: / /www.lobo.net/- skisland http://wwwscac.org 10570 Hwy 337 P.O. Box 126 Tijeras, NM 87059 Mesilla Park, NM 88047 Type: Nonprofit Type: Private, non -profit organization Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban, Binational Service Area: Rural areas of New Mexico Including Indian Tribes Audience: General Public, Community Participation Audience: small communities, community boards, councils,wastewa- Mission: Sky Island Alliance is dedicated to the preservation and ter and drinking water treatment facilities restoration of native biological diversity in the Sky Islands of Southwestern Mission: To improve the quality of life for rural communities and disad- New Mexico and Southeastern Arizona. These "mountain islands"are vantaged people through partnerships, technical assistance andaccess to resources. among the most diverse ecosystems in North America due to their to- pographic complexity and unique location at the meeting point of several Program Themes: community assessment and planning, technical as- major desert and forest biological provinces..We conduct scientificre- sistance, access to resources in wastewater, drinking water, solidwaste, search to provide a better basis for management and disseminate this and low-income housing information through environmental education programs. Materials Available: numerous documents and videotapeson waste- Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ water, drinking water, housing, solid waste management and recycling Conservation, Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecosystems, Water EE Programs: Emphasis on technical assistance and communityas- Conservation, Environment, Wildlife sessments related to water and waste issues Materials Available: E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Website

SOUTHERN AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER, BORDER HEALTH EDUCATION TRAINING CENTER Program Coordinator: Daryl T. Smith, MPH Phone: (505) 646-3429 Fax: (505) 646-6413 darysinitenmsu.edu

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Box 30001, MSC AHC Albuquerque, NM 87106 Las Cruces, NM 88003 Type: Governmental Mission: Southwest Research and Information Center provides timely Type: Governmental Service Area: Rural, Urban, Binational and accurate Information to the public on matters that affect the envi- Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, ronment, human health, and communities In order to protect natural Community Participation, Elementary School resources, promote citizen participation, and ensure environmental and Mission: To improve the overall health of New Mexicans In the southern social justice now and for future generations. EE Programs: Southwest Research and information Genteroffets-an 18 counties. Program Themes: Waste Management/Recycling, WaterConservation, annual -E-2000 :Scholarshlp-Cons ,Tvhich is open to students of New Water_Ouality-Environmental -Education; bli-utio'n Prevention Mexico, El Paso, Texas, and the Navajo Nation.

SOUTHWEST STRATEGY COORDINATION OFFICE Executive Director: Bill Maxon Phone: (505) 761-8912 Fax: (505) 76141947 http://wvnv.swstrategy.org 435 Monte* Road Albuquerque, NM 87107 Type: Governmental SOUTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER. Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Binational Executive Director: Kevin Bixby Audience: AduWUniversity, General Public, ComMunity Participation Phone: (505) 522-5552 Fax. (505) 522-0775 Mission: The Southwest Strategy Regional Executive Committee is an [email protected] intergovernmental group comprised of representatives from the states 1494A S. Solano Dr. of Arizona and New Mexico, tribal organizations, and federal execu- Las Cruces, NM 88001 fives. Our vision is to promote management of natural resources in New Type: Non-profit, environmental advocacy and education Mexico and Arizona within a range of sustainable alternatives which Service Area: New Mexico, Northern Chihuahua Desert Includes sensitivity to unique social, economic, and cultural diversity Audience: General public conditions. Mission:To foster understanding and concern for the Southwest's natural Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- heritage, and to promote action for its protection and restoration. ogy, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Materials Available: Library Ecosystems, Water Conservation, Plants, Water Quality, Wildlife EE Programs: Lectures on various topics, natural history outings, overnight ecotours Special Services: Slideshow/presentation about the Rio Grande eco- SOUTHWEST TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT logical history and restoration (for large groups) INSTITUTE - NMSU International Projects Manager: Robert Foster Phone: (505) 646-3948 Fax: (505) 646-3841 SOUTHWEST NETWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL riosternmsu.edu AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE (SNEEJ) http://www.nmsu.edu/-tdi, Richard Moore SWRES 1505 Payne St Phone: (505) 242-0416 Fax: (505) 242-5609 Las Cruces, NM 88003 sneejefiash.net Type: Educational Institution Box 7399 Service Area: Regional, State, Binational Albuquerque, NM 87194 Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation, Type: Nonprofit Teacher Training Service Area: Southwestern U.S. and Mexico Mission: Renewable energy and environmental systems research, de- Audience: Activists, youth, students, labor, and community-based velopment, and application for the betterment of people's lives and the grassroots organizations of people of color environment. Mission: SNEEJ coalesces activists, youth, student, labor, and com- Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Waste Management/Re- munity-based grassroots organizations of people of color from across cycling, Energy Resources, Environment the southwestern U.S. and Mexico. The group promotes regional strate- Materials Available: Books, 'Raining Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bu- gies and perspectives on environmental degradation and other social, reau, Website racial, and economic injustices. TIERRA MADRE SOUTHWEST ORGANIZING PROJECT Director: Jaime Provencio Jeanne Gauna Phone: (505) 589 -4412 Fax: (505) 589-4412 Phone: (505) 247-8832 Fax: (505) 247-9972 115 Mesa Verde swopswop.net Sunland Park, NM 88063 211 10th St SW Type: Nonprofit Albuquerque, NM 87102 Service Area: Rural Mission: A multi-racial, multi-issue community based organization Mission: To create sustainable community through construction ofaf- founded in 1981. Mission is to empower the disenfranchised in the South- fordable self-help energy efficient homes that utilizes solar, water, and west to realize racial and gender equality, and social and economic energy conservation. justice. Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Sustainable Development, Energy Resources, Water Conservation Materials Available: Newsletter, 'Raining Workshops, Tours SOUTHWEST RESEARCH AND INFORMATION CENTER Frances Ortega TREE NEW MEXICO Phone: (505) 262-1862 Fax: (505) 262-1864 Executive Director: Suzanne Probart fortegaunm.edu Phone: (505) 265-4554 Fax:1505) 255-9197 P.O. Box 4524 [email protected]

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http://www.treenm.com P.O. Box 81827 provide opportunities for the general public to see and understand wildlife. Albuquerque, NM 87198 Type: Nonprofit Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Resources, Ecosystems, Water Availability /Supply, Nature Awareness, Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School,Elementary School, Teacher Training Plants, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Mission: Tree New Mexico is a grassroots non-profit organization Materials Available: Books, Computer Software, Teachers' Guide, E- dedi- mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Video, Website cated to providing tree planting opportunities and environmental . education to the general public. Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Forestry,Soil Conservation, Ecosystems, Water Conservation, Environment, Environ- USFWS - SAN ANDRES NATIONAL WILDLIFE. mental Education REFUGE Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Training Workshops,Tours, Wildlife Biologist Mara Weisberger Speakers Bureau, Video, Website Phone: (505) 382-5047 Fax: (505) 342 -5454 [email protected] http://southwest.fws.gov U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE P.O. Box 756 Associate Regional Director: Charlie Sanchez, Jr. Las Cruces, NM 88004 Type: Governmental Phone: (505) 248-6281Fax: (505) 248-6910 [email protected] Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban http://southwestiws.gov Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, P.O. Box 1306 Community Participation, Elementary School Albuquerque, NM 87103 Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Ecosystems, Type: Governmental Nature Awareness, Environmental Education, Wildlife Service Area: Rural, Urban, Binational Materials Available: Tours, Video, Website Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation Mission: Working with others to conserve fish and wildlife andtheir habitats. Program Themes: Resource ManagemenVConservation, DesertEcol- ogy, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems; Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality,Environmen- tal Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours, Video, Website

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE USFWS - SERVILLETA NATIONAL WILDLIFE Regional Environment Education Coordinator: Art Needleman REFUGE Phone: (505) 248-6822 Fax: (505) 248-6874 Writer/Editor: Marta Curti [email protected] Phone: (505) 864-4021Fax: (505) 864-7761 http://southwest.fws.gov [email protected] P. O. Box 1306 http://southwest.fws.gov Albuquerque, NM 87103 P.O. Box 1248 Type: Governmental Socorro, NM 87801 Service Area: Ruial, Municipal, Urban, Binational Type: Governmental Service Area: Rural, Regional Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, GeneralPublic, Middle School, Elementary School, Teacher Training Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, MiddleSehool, Mission: Working with others to conserve fish and wildlifeand their Community Participation, Elementary School habitats. Mission: Conserve, protect, and enhance the wildlife, fish, wildiands, and habitats for the American people. Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, DesertEcol- ogy, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosys- Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Water Quality,Environmental tems, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Education, Wildlife Environmental Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Tours, Website Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Tours, SpeakersBureau, Video, Website UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW USFWS - BOSQUE DEL APACHE NATIONAL Admin. Assistant: Barbara Jacques WILDLIFE REFUGE Phone: (505) 277-7296 Fax: (505) 277-4165 Outdoor Recreation Planner: Laurie Rosenthal [email protected] Phone: (505) 835-1828 Fax: (505) 835-0314 http://lawschool.unm.edu/Frames/academics.htrn [email protected] 1117 Stanford, NE #1120 http: / /southwest.fws.gov Albuquerque, NM 87131 1001 Highway 1 Type: Educational Institution Socorro, NM 87801 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban, Binational Type: Governmental Audience: Adult/University, General Public Service Area: Rural, State, Binational Mission: Natural Resources Journal (NRJ) is an international,interdisciplinary forum devoted to the study of natural and environmental Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary resources. The emphasis is on research directly related to public policy. School, Teacher Training The principal goal of the Journal is to overcome the isolation ofscholars Mission: Goals are to provide habitat and protection for endangered in various disciplines concerned with natural and environmentalre- sources by providing a wider audience for research from different species, migratory birds during the winder (emphasison sandhill cranes, snow geese, dabbler ducks and Canada geese; resident animals; to disciplines. The Journal is policy oriented, and seeks to makeresearch available not only to fellow scholars, but also to decision makers who mold natural and environmental resource policy. The need forinterdisd- 14 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 21 NEW MEXICO -W

plinary collaboration in solving resource-related problems was a forma- Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban, Binational tive principle in the creation of the Natural Resources Journal. The Journal Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, is an internationally recognized quarterly devoted to the examination of General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary resource issues. It is multidisciplinary and policy-oriented. For over thirty School years, the Journal has been guided by the principle set out in its first Program Themes:Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ volume. Conservation, Desert Ecology, Forestry Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ma- Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management/ rine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Mineral Resources and Mining, Conservation, Desert Ecology, Forestry Soil Conservation, Earth Sci- Nature Awareness, Environment,Bants,EnvironmentatEducatiorr,-Wild- ences, Ecology, Marineatic Resources, - Waste Management/-Me -Recycling7EcWStems, Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Avail- MaterialsAvailable: Tours, Speakers Bureau, Website ability/Supply, Energy Resources, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available:Books WHITE SANDS NATIONAL MONUMENT, NPS Chief of Interpretation: John Mangimeli Phone: (505) 679-2599 ext 230Fax: (505) 479-4333 WASTE-MANAGEMENT EDUCATION AND john [email protected] RESEARCH CONSORTIUM (WERC) http : / /www.nps.gov/whsa Education Director: Ricardo Jacquez P.O. Box 1086 Phone: (505) 646-2397 Fax: (505) 646-4149 Holloman AFB, NM 88330 Type: Governmental [email protected] Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal http://www.werc.net Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, New Mexico State University Box 30001, MSC WERC General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Las Cruces, NM 88003 School, Teacher Training Type: Nonprofit To provide teachers an opportunity to widen their knowledge Service Area: New Mexico and surrounding border areas Mission: in environmentally-related areas so that they can do the same for their Audience: Community Participation Mission: To increase human and technological resources that address students. issues related to the management of our environment, by education, Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecol- technology development/ application, and outreach programs. ogy, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Program Themes: Resource ManagemenVConservation, Environmen- Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, Tours, tal Education MaterialsAvailable: Conference proceedings, technical reports, vid- Speakers Bureau, Video, Website eos, environmental education activities EE Programs: International collegiate and high school design contest. Summer high school academy. Project WET Workshops WILDWORICS CONSERVATION FOUNDATION President/Executive Director: Dot Irvin Phone: (505) 257-9596 Fax: (505) 630-8085 WATER UTILITIES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE [email protected] http://www.wildworks.org PROGRAM P.O. Box 4994 Program Coordinator: Robert Gott Ruidoso, NM 88355 Phone: (505) 984-0676 Fax: (505) 982-3137 Type: Wildlife and habitat conservation programs [email protected] Service Area: New Mexico will serve as the base for the organization. 1300 Luisa St., Suite 7 The goal Is to expand both nationally and internationally. Santa Fe, NM 87502 Audience: Resident programs include children and adults eight years Type: Governmental of age and up. Outreach programs include kindergarten. Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Mission:Founded in 1998, the Wildworks Conservation Foundation Audience: Adult/University, Teacher Training (WWCF), is a non-profit organization dedicated to wildlife and habitat Mission: To work with and provide site specific training and technical education, research, and conservation. WWCF provides people of all assistance to water and wastewater systems throughout New Mexico ages with an opportunity to learn the Importance of balancing the needs including the twenty-one Indian reservations. Some systems may re- of man with the demands of the natural environment. quire numerous on-site follow up visits and telephone technical Program Themes: Hands-on activities including horsemanship, animal assistance to correct existing problems. care and handling classes (age specific), caring for domestic Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Waste Man- livestock, habitat studies, organic gardening and xeriscaping, cultural agement/Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, studies, working ranch activities (guest ranching), externship programs Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Pre- for veterinary and wildlife students, volunteer opportunities. vention EE Programs: Wildworks programs will give participants the opportu- MaterialsAvailable: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Video .% nity to learn about critical land and habitat issues along with alternative methods of living with wildlife.

WORLD WILDLIFE FUND Program Officer: Jennifer Atchley Phone: (505) 525-9537 Fax: (505) 523-2866 jatchley @zianet.com httN/www.worldwildlife.org 600 East Montana Suite E WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY Las Cruces, NM 88001 Associate Professor: Dennis Miller Type: Governmental Phone: (505) 538-6640 Fax: (505) 538-6228 Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban [email protected] Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School http://www.wnmu.edu Mission:WWF's overall mission is to protect spaces, save endangered 1000 W. College Ave. species, and protecting, recovering and maintaining blodiverstty. Silver City, NM 88061 Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Nature Awareness, Plants, Wildlife Type: Educational Institution Materials Available: E-mail, Speakers Bureau

Border Environmental Education Rdource Guide 15 22 BESTCOPY AVAILABLE TEXAS -AFB ADOPT-A-WETLAND PROGRAM Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Program Coordinator: Jay Tarkinton Mission: To work for the conservation and appreciation of birds, other Phone: (361) 825-3221ext 3221 Fax: (361) 825-3222 wildlife, and the habitats they depend on in Trans-Pecos Texas. [email protected] ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- http://www.sci.tamucc.edu/aawp/welcome.htm ogy, Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environmental Education, 6300 Ocean Dr., NRC 3208 Wildlife Corpus Christi, TX 78412 Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Type: Educational Institution Tours, Speakers Bureau, Website Service Area: Rural,Regional MunicipaL_Urban,-Binational --Audtence:-AdulVUIfilersity, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training AUDUBON SOCIETY - TEXAS Mission: Wetland education. Executive Director: John Szypula Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Sustainable Phone: (512) 306-0225 Fax: (512) 306-0235 Development, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Nature Aware- [email protected] ness, Water Conservation, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental http://www.audubon-bcorg Education, Wildlife 2525 Wallingwood Drive, Suite 301 Materials Available:Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Training Workshops, Tours, Austin, TX 78746 Video, Website Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: Pre- Schooi/Eariy Childhood, High School, General Public, AGUA PARABE ER Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Phone: (915) 747-5893 Training [email protected] Mission: To protect birds and other wildlife and to preserve and restore 216 Burges Hall wildlife habitat. The Texas Audubon Society promotes scientifically sound El Paso, TX 79968 conservation policy, educates the public on bird, wildlife and habitat is- Type: education sues, oversees 14,000 acres of land in Texas, and supports the efforts Service Area: El Paso - Juarez area. of 20 local Audubon chapters. Audience: low income families, local community agencies. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management Program Themes: water purification and hygiene. - Conservation, Forestry, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Special Services: Hygiene Education and Appropriate Technologies Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Waste Management - Recycling, (HEAT) model -- a low-cost, community based program to train volun- Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Nature teers in water purification techniques and hygiene promotion. Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Training Workshops, AMISTAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA Website Education Specialist: Lisa Evans Phone: (830) 775-7491ext 223 Fax: (830) 775-7299 [email protected] BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE http://www.nps.gov/amis My Health My World Project Director: Nancy Moreno, Ph.D. HCR-3, Box 5-J Phone: (713) 798-8200 Fax: (713) 798-8201 Del Rio, TX 78840 [email protected] Type: Governmental http: / /www.sbp.bcm.tmc.edu Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban, Binational Center for Educational Outreach, 1709 Dryden, Suite 545 Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, General Public, Houston, TX 77024 Middle School, Elementary School, Teacher Training Type: Educational Institutions, Medical College Mission: To provide for public outdoor recreation use and enjoyment of Service Area: U.S. the lands and waters associated with the United States portion of the Audience: K-12 teachers, students, and their parents. reservoir known as Lake Amistad, located on the boundary between Mission: Deliver information on environmental health through interdis- the states of Texas and Coahuila. To protect the scenic, scientific, and ciplinary learning activities appropriate for elementary school and cultural value contributing to public enjoyment of such lands and waters. informal educational settings. Program includes hands-on science ac- Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosys- tivities, adventure stories and language arts activities, and take-home tems, Nature Awareness, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental °mini-magazines* to be shared with parents. Student pages for class- Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife room use are printed in Spanish and English. Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Program Themes: Indoor air pollution, community water issues (espe- Website cially non-point source water pollution), global atmospheric change, and food safety and nutrition. Materials Available: Each unit consists of an Activities Guide for Teach- ers, an Adventures color story book for students to read, a Reading Link language arts supplement and an Explorations mini-magazine for students to take home. Manipulative kits also are available EE Programs: My Health My World Project.

BENTSEN-RIO GRANDE VALLEY STATE PARK Park Manger: Reynaldo Ortiz AUDUON SOCIETY - EL PASO/TRANS-PECOS Phone: (956) 585-1107 Fax:(956) 585-3448 Sanctuary Chair: John Sproul reynaldo.ortiztpwd.state.btus Phone: (915) 747-8663 Fax: (915) 747-5154 http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/paric/bentsen/bentsen.htm [email protected] P.O. Box 988 http://www.whc.net/cdwr/trashome.htm Mission, TX 78573 P.O. Box 9655 Type: Governmental El Paso, TX 79995 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Type: Nonprofit Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adutt/University, High School, Service Area: Regional, Municipal, Urban, Binational General Public, Middle School, Elementary School Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Mission: To manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of

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Texas for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. tracks, desert survival, reading rock history, quail hunt, rain water Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Earth Sci- catchments, gray water systems, composting, native food harvest, his- ences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, tory of the Mariposa Mine, rock art seminar, recycling, Christmas in the Wildlife Gardens Materials Available: Books, E-mail, Tours, Video, Website

BORDER ENVIRONMENT COOPERATION BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK COMMISSION Park Ranger/Education Coordinator: Gail Fox Public Information and Participation Director: Ricardo Castellon Phone: (915) 477-2251ext 184 Fax: (915) 477-2357 Phone: (877) 225-1149 ext 119 Fax: (1) 625-1680 in Mexico Gail_Fox© nps.gov rcastanon cocaorg http://www.nps.gov/bibe http:/Avww.cocef.org PO. Box 129 P.O. Box 221648 Big Bend National Park, TX 79834 El Paso, TX 79913 Type: Governmental Type: Governmental Service Area: Rural, Regional, Binational Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, El- Audience: General Public, Community Participation ementary School, Teacher Training Mission: To preserve, protect and enhance the environment of the bor- Mission: Big Bend National Park has initiated an intensive environmen- der region by identifying, evaluating, supporting, and certifying tal education outreach program, targeting school children within 100 environmental infrastructure projects that Improve the quality of life for miles of the 801,000-acre park.The park, exhibiting the best Chihuahuan the people in the U.S.-Mexico border region., now and in the future, in an Desert expanse in the United States, shares a 118-mile border with the open public process, giving initial priority to water, wastewater treat- Mexican states of Coahuila and Chihuahua. We are educating school ment and municipal solid waste projects. children from the United States and Mexico on the importance of pro- ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Sustainable tecting this unique and fragile environment. Development, Waste Management - Recycling, Water Availability/Sup- ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- ply, Water Conservation, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Materials Available: Computer Software, Newsletter, Training Work- Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Mineral Re- shops, Video, Website sources and Mining, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Training Workshops, Website

BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK Exhibit Technician III: David Alioway Phone: (915) 229-3416 Fax: (915) 229-3506 bigbendranchsp@ brooksdata.net P.O. Box 2319 BORDER INFORMATION & SOLUTIONS Presidio, TX 79845 Type: Governmental NETWORK (BISN) President: Jackie Lockett Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Phone: (956) 982-1876 Fax: (956) 982-1876 Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, [email protected] General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary http://www.bisn.org School, Teacher Training 943 N. Expressway, #15-9104 Mission: To manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of Brownsville, TX 78520 Texas for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. Type: Nonprofit Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- Service Area: Binational ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Audience: General Public, Community Participation Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availabil- Mission: Border Information & Solutions Network (BISN) is dedicated ity/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, to promoting sustainable development of the US/Mexico border by en- Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution PreVention, hancing collaboration and communication through the Internet. BISN is Materials Available: Books, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bu- reau, Video, Website a binational, regional NGO headquartered in Brownsville, Texas. Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: E-mail, Website BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK, BARTON WARNOCK ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION BRAZOS RIVER ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER PROJECT (BREEP) Assistant Park Superintendent: Rod Trevizo Director: Steve Madson Phone: (915) 424-3327 Fax: (915) 424-3404 Phone: (254) 694-3457ext 159 Fax: (254) 694-4206 warnockebrooksdata.net [email protected] HC 70 P.O. Box 375 http:/ /www.breep.com Terlingua; TX 79825 Whitney High School, 1400 North Brazos Type: Governmental Whitney, TX 76692 Service Area: Big Bend area Type: Educational Institution Audience: General Public Service Area: Rural Program Themes: Biodiversity preservation. Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Materials Available: Auditorium, visual educational exhibits, 2.5 acres General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary desert garden with all plants labeled. School, Teacher Training Special Services: Bus tours, guided tours, talks on plants, geology, Mission: Development of interdisciplinary curriculum that focuses on archeology available with prior arrangements. environmental issues, through the cooperation of high schools, in part- EE Programs: Useful and edible plants, EXPO, exotic hunt, longhorn nership with technical and post secondary institutions, and other entities drive, alternative energy, desert gardening, alternative housing, casting with a vested interest in improving economic development while pre-

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serving the environment Materials Available: Active compost site on landfill grounds, demo-site Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Sustainable on zoo premises and vermicompost at the zoo and the landfill. Development, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Water Avail- Special Services: Landfill tours, compost classes (free), compost dis- ability/Supply, Water Conservation, Water Quality, Environmental play at zoo, °Name Worm° compost (grades 2-3), Earth Day Education, Pollution Prevention demonstrations. Materials Available: Training Workshops, Website EE Programs: Composting classes free to the public, compost bins for students that complete the dass landfill tours and hands on compost training at the zoo, vermicompost - hands on experience - also with BROWNSVILLE BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE worm, -Deborah-Cox Phone: (956) 548-6000 Fax: (956) 541 -0247. P.O. Box 911 Brownsville, TX 78523 Type: Volunteer committee composed of nine voting members appointed by City Commission. Service Area: Brownsville. Co Audience: Citizens of Brownsville Mission: To beautify city-owned property through planting and landscaping; to participate in the creation of city ordinances that enhance the beauty of Brownsville; to act as a catalyst for special projects re- CADDO LAKE INSTITUTE, INC. lated to city-wide beautification efforts. CLI Vice-President and Project WET State Coordinator: Sara Kneipp Program Themes: Roadway palm and tree plantings, wildflower Phone: (903) 938-3545 Fax: (903) 938-3545 plantings, trails, island landscaping, landscaping public rights-of-way sjkneippaolcom http://www.caddolakeinstitute.org 3703 Bridle Path BROWNSVILLE ECOLOGICAL DIVISION Marshall, TX 75672 Type: Private operating foundation Ecological Coordinator: Joe Hinojosa Service Area: Texas and northwest Lousiana Phone: (956) 542-7511 Fax: (956) 504-6168 Audience: Formal educators K-12 and college and non formal educa- 700 Jose Colunga Jr. St. tors, students K-12 and community members. Brownsville, TX 78512 Mission: To act as an ecosystem-specific sponsoring entity, underwrit- Type: Governmental ing local wetland science and conservation education as well as cultural Service Area: City of Brownsville, Cameron County and ecological research and monitoring. Audience: Citizens of Brownsville, Brownsville City landfill costumers. Program Themes: Providing specialized wetland science training and Program Themes: Waste minimization through composting and recy- emphasizing the use of wetlands as living laboratories and classrooms. cling programs. Preserve quality of Brownsville's Resaca System. Supporting the Ramsar Convention call for "wise use° of wetlands, sus- Materials Available: Composting and recycling information. tainable worldwide, to encourage local residents to °act globally by acting Special Services: Composting and recycling workshops. We sell compost, mulch, and woodchips. Materials Available: Scientific studies of Caddo Lake; Project WET Cur- EE Programs: Composting outreach ad training, recycling training, wa- riculum and Activities Guide, information on the Ramsar Convention on ter ecology outreach. Wetlands of International Importance. EE Programs: Project WET Texas (teacher training and workshop fa- cilitator training). The Project WET curriculum framework consists of BROWNSVILLE HEALTH DEPARTMENT three major areas: conceptual, affective (feelings), and process skills. Health Director: Josh Ramirez These areas are intended to address children's thinking, feeling, and Phone: (956) 542-3437 Fax: (956) 546-4355 acting, and to engage learners in positive actions toward water and [email protected] water resources management 954 E. Madison Street Brownsville, TX 78520 Type: Governmental Service Area: Brownsville. CAMERON PARK CENTRO CULTURAL Community Resource Coordinator: Alma Rendon Audience: General Public Phone: (956) 546-6297 Fax: (956) 550-1328 Materials Available: Environmental Health - General Sanitation 2100 Gregory Ave. Brownsville, TX 78526 Type: Governmental Service Area: Cameron County and the Texas - Mexico border Audience: local colonia and general public Program Themes: border environmental issues awareness EE Programs: USDA Extension programs on site. Soil development, gardening, and field trips.

BROWNSVILLE WASTE MINIMIZATION AND CENTER FOR BIG BEND STUDIES/SUL ROSS RECYCLING DEPARTMENT STATE UNIVERSITY Compost and Recycling Coordinator: Carol Rumsey Cultural Resources Management Coordinator: William A. Cloud Phone: (956) 831-4308 Fax: (956) 831-3228 Phone: (915) 837-8289 Fax: (915) 837-8381 [email protected] [email protected] 700 Jose Colunga Jr St. http://www.sulross.edu/-ebbs East Highway 90, Lawrence Hall, Room 213 Brownsville, TX 78521 Type: Governmental Alpine, TX 79832 Service Area: Lower Rio Grande Valley, South Texas, McAllen, Harlingen, Type: Educational Institution and Brownsville Service Area: Regional, Binational Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Audience: Citizens - home owners, winter Texans, students. Program Themes: Reduce, reuse, recycle, and educate citizens. Community Participation, Elementary School

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MIsslon:The Center for Big Bend Studies fosters interdisciplinary schol- Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, arship of the diverse prehistoric, historic, and modern cultures of the General Public, Middle School, Elementary School, Teacher Training borderlands region of the United States and Mexico, with emphasis on Mission: To gather information on the natural sciences and the the area encompassed by Trans-Pecos Texas and north-central Mexico. Chihuahuan Desert region and to make that information available to all The Center is committed to the recovery, protection, and sharing of this who would like to know. region's rich cultural legacy through dynamic programs involving re- ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- search, education, public outreach, and publication. ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- Ecology Ecosystems, Mineral Resources and Mining, Nature Aware- ogy, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Environment ness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Environmental Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Website Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Books, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Video, Website CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (CERM) Program Coordinator: Ed Hamlyn, AICP CHIHUAHUAN DESERT RESOURCE Phone: (915) 747-5667 Fax: (915) 747-5145 CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMIENT edhamlyn @ utep.edu PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) http://www.cerm.utep.edu/ Coordinator: Tony Garcia University of Texas at El Paso, P 0. Box 645 Phone: (915) 855-0884 Fax: (915) 855-7278 El Paso, TX 79968 agarcia @bc.nrcs.usda.gov Type: Educational institution http://www.nrcs.usda.gov Service Area: Regional, Urban, Binational 11930 Vista del Sol Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation El Paso, TX 79936 Mission: CERM's mission is to seek binational solutions to the mount- Type: Governmental ing 'environmental problems that threaten the region's health, safety, Service Area: all counties in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Califor- well-being, and economic development. nia that border with Mexico. ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- Audience: agricultural communities. ogy, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Ecosystems, Water Program Themes: Natural resource conservation, community develop- Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Water Conservation, Environ- ment to lead to sustainable communities, local leadership providing ment, Water Quality Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention program decision making, strengthening local citizens' abilities to utilize Materials Available: Books, Computer Software, Newsletter, Training available sources of assistance through USDA agency partnerships. Workshops, Video, Website EE Programs: Implement farm conservation practices, conserve and restore wetlands, protect groundwater resources, help developers and homeowners manage the land in an environmentally sensitive manner, teach the value of natural resources.

CHIHUAHUAN DESERT WILDLIFE FESCUE Vice President: Carol Miller Phone: (915) 584-7088 Fax: (915) 747-6214 [email protected] 4122 Emory Rd. El Paso, TX 79922 Type: Nonprofit CENTER FOR GLOBAL STUDIES Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban Director, Senior Research Associate: Mitchell Mathis Phone: (281) 363-7913 Fax: (281) 363-7924 Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary mmathis @harc.edu School, Teacher Training http://www.harc.edu/cgs.htrn1 Mission: Rehabilitate and release injured and orphaned wildlife and Houston Advanced Research Center, 4800 Research Forest Drive educate the community about the importance of this service. The Woodlands, TX 77381 Type: Nonprofit Research Institute. Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Ecology, Marine' & Aquatic Re- sources, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environment, Wildlife Service Area: entire Texas - Mexico border region Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- Audience: water users, water managers, agencies (local, state, national, international) shops, Speakers Bureau, Video Mission: Examine the interaction of human activities and the environment, and develop strategies for balancing economic development with environmental protection and improvement. Program Themes: Water and Sustainable Development in the Bina- tional Lower Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin-- An integrated assessment of long-term issues of water, development and the environment. Paso del Norte Task Force and Water ForumAn effort to establish dialogue and understanding regarding the need for a regional approach for addressing watershed issues in the Paso del Norte.

CHIHUAHUAN DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE Executive Director: Dennis J. Miller CITY OF BROWNSVILLE9 COMPOST AND Phone: (915) 364-2499 Fax: (915) 364-2504 [email protected] RECYCLING http://www.cdri.org Compost and Recycling Coordinator: Cristina Banuelos Texas Hwy. 118 South, P.O. Box 905 Phone: (956) 831-3641 Fax: (956) 831-3228 Ft. Davis, TX 79734 [email protected] Type: Nonprofit 700 Jose Colunga Jr. St. Service Area: Regional, Binational Brownsville, TX 78521

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Type: Govemmental and infrastructure, providing education, food pantry, child nutrition, ESL, Service Area: Regional, Municipal, Urban, Binational and environmental education. Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Program Themes: Waste Management - Recycling, Water Availability/ General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Supply, Water Conservation, Environmental Education School, Teacher 'Raining Materials Available: Training Workshops Mission: Minimize the volume of waste to local landfill areas by composting, vermicompost, and recycling. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Soil Con- DAVIS MOUNTAINS STATE PARK servation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Waste Park Manager: John Holland --Management---RecyclingiWater-Availability/Supply,-WaterConserva- Phone: (915) 426-3337 Fax: (915) 426-2063 don, Environment, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention hollandeoveriand.net Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours, Video P.O. Box 1458 Fort Davis, TX 79734 Type: Governmental CITY OF BROWNSVILLE, PUBLIC HEALTH Service Area: Rural Public Health Coordinator: Josh Ramirez Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Phone: (956) 542-3437 Fax: (956) 546-4355 Community Participation, Elementary School joshramiaci.brovmsville.bc.us Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecosystems, Na- http://vnvw.ci.brownsville.bc.us./Health ture Awareness, Environment, Plants, Wildlife 954 E. Madison Street Materials Available: Tours, Video Brownsville, TX 78520 Type: Governmental Service Area: Municipal, Binational DELTRONICOS DE MATAMOROS Audience: General Public Senior Environmental Engineer: Mike Gonzalez Mission: "To earn and maintain public trust by providing customers ef- Phone: (956) 982-7227 Fax: (956) 982-7241 ficient and quality municipal services with courtesy and concern' [email protected] Program Themes: Water Conservation, Environment http://vnvw.spionline.com/naturallys Materials Available: Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau 3112 A Padre Blvd South Padre Island, TX 78587 Type: Automobile Radio Assembly. CITY OF EDINBURG Service Area: Matamoros Director of Utilities: Emesto Manic Audience: Matamoros Phone: (956) 383-5661 Fax: (956) 381-0525 Mission: Providing automobile radios for new vehicle assembly. alanisernestoehotmail.corn EE Programs: Tree day donation of trees to local Mexican community, P.O. Box 1079 Matamoros Mexico, recycling and Earth Day instruction provided to stu- Edinburg, TX 78540 dents. Donation of trees and toys to children in the Matamoros area Type: Municipality during Earth week. Service Area: City of Edinburg Audience: Edinburg population. Mission: To serve and to educate. EARTH CARE ORGANIZATION Program Themes: All America City Penny Hartwell Materials Available: Water Conservation Program (Spanish and En- Phone: (956) 544-7808 glish). [email protected] EE Programs: Water and effluent recycling management reuse pro- 14 Casa Linda grams. Brownsville, TX 78521 Type: Education Service Area: South Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Valley CITY OF EL PASO Audience: educators, students, civic organizations, community. Director: Dr. Marc Thompson Mission: Make every day an Earth Daythrough education, civic en- Phone: (915) 755-4332 Fax: (915) 759-6824 gagement, and environmental service to the community. 4301 Transmountain Road Program Themes: Promotes sustainable development and a healthy El Paso, TX 79924 environment through educational workshops, seminars, kids' conferences Type: Governmental and newsletters with a strong emphasis on the scientific process and Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational comprehension of fundamental ecological principles and current envi- Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, ronmental issues while promoting stewardship and care for the Earth General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary and all inhabitants. Environmental clubs to help kids become ambassa- School dors and models for positive environmental behaviors and involvement Mission: To provide information and inform the public about the prehis- in environmental service projects for the community. toric human inhabitants of the El Paso area, northern Mexico and the Materials Available: Environmental Education POP QUIZ; Earth Day Southwest cultural area. in My Neighborhood Curriculum/Action Plan. Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Tours, Website EDINBURG 2020 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE Director, Dept. Solid Waste: Elias A. Zuniga Phone: (956) 383-2582 Fax: (956) 383-2851 COLONIAS UNIDAS [email protected] Acting Director: David Arizmendi P.O. Box 1079 Phone: (956) 487-0964 Fax: (956) 487-4704 Edinburg, TX 78540 1 Las Lomas Type: Governmental Rio Grande City, TX 78582 Service Area: Hidalgo County in Rio Grande Valley. Type: Nonprofit Audience: Citizens of Edinburg and surrounding areas Service Area: Rural Mission: To adequately provide for the health, safety and welfare of its Audience: Adult/University, Community Participation, Teacher Training citizens in the area of solid waste collection and disposal through the Mission: Improve the lives of colonia residents by improving housing use of environmentally safe and financially effective collection, recy-

Bodes Environmental Education Resource Guide 21 TEXAS-E cling, volume reduction and sanitary landfill programs. EL PASO ZOO Materials Available: Education on recycling, composting, volume-based Education Specialist Sergio Solorza variable rates, oil recycling. Phone: (915) 521-1872 Fax: (915) 521-1857 Special Services: Tours of recycling center, presentations and work- epzooeduca@aolcom shops. http://www.epzoo.org EE Programs: Recycling drop-off site, backyard composting workshops, 4001 E. Paisano participation in environmental awareness projects, e.g. Texas Recycles El Paso, TX 79905 Day, All Valley Recycling Day, Earth Day, Trash Bash, Dunes Day. City- Type: Governmental wide committee to plan for environmental infrastructure in the year 2020. Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational, Ru- ral, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, EL PASO SOLAR ENERGY ASSOCIATION General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary President Genaro Salinas School, Teacher Training, Pre-School/Early Childhood, AduWUniversity, Phone: (915) 772-7657 Fax: (915) 747-5317 High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, epsea @txses.org Elementary School, Teacher Training http://www.epsea.org Mission: The El Paso Zoo is dedicated to the enhancement,of the El P.O. Box 26384 Paso community. The Zoo serves as a regional center for education, El Paso, TX 79926 recreation and scientific study, and actively supports conservation ef- Type: Nonprofit forts for the world's wildlife and natural environment. Service Area: Regional, Binational Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, IndustriaVOccupa- Audience: General Public, Community Participation tional Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Mission: The purpose of the EPSEA is to further the development of Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, En- solar energy and related arts, sources and technologies with concern ergy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, for the ecologic, social, and economic fabric of the region. This shall be Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, accomplished through the exchange of ideas and information by means Wildlife. of meetings, publications, and information centers.The Association shall Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops, serve to inform the public, institutional, and governmental bodies and Tours, Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours seek to raise the level of public and governmental awareness of its purpose. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Sustainable ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND Development, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Water Con- Project Director: Dr. Carlos A. Rincon servation, Environment, Pollution Prevention Phone: (915) 543-9292 Fax: (915) 543-9115 Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers [email protected] Bureau, Website http://www.edf.org 1100 N Stanton, Suite 805 El Paso, TX 79902 EL PASO WATER UTILITIES, PUBLIC SERVICE Type: Nonprofit BOARD Service Area: International Water Conservation Manager: Anal Padilla Audience: All sectors of the community including government. Phone: (915) 594-5508 ext 5551 Fax: (915) 594-5660 Mission: EDF is dedicated to protecting the environmental rights of all [email protected] people, including future generations. Among these rights are clean air, httzi://www.epwu.org clean water, healthy, nourishing food, and a flourishing ecosystem. 1154 Hawkins, P.O. Box 511 Materials Available: Newsletters, annual reports, special publications, El Paso, TX 79925 brochures. Please refer to website. Type: Governmental EE Programs: Stabilizing the Earth's climate by reducing emissions of Service Area: Regional, Urban, Binational greenhouse gases; safeguarding the world's oceans from pollution and Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, over fishing; protecting human health from exposure to toxic chemicals General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary and pollution; defending and restoring biodiversity, with particularcon- School, Teacher Training centration on rivers and watersheds. Mission: The mission of the El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board is to furnish at fair and reasonable costs to our customers: 'High quality potable water in sufficient quantities and at adequate pressures to sat- ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE OF HOUSTON isfy domestic, industrial, and fire protection requirements, and in (EIH), UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-CLEAR LAKE accordance with the Board's Water Conservation Plan.Collection of EE Program Manager: Brenda Weiser liquid waste from individual customers for treatment and disposal with- Phone: (281) 283-3950 Fax: (281) 283-3044 out hazard to the health of the community in a manner that will protect weiser @cl.uh.edu the environment. httpd/www.eih.uh.edu Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management 2700 Bay Area Blvd. - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sci- Houston, TX 77058 onces, Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Type: Educational Institution Development, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Waste Manage- Service Area: Regional, Urban ment - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Audience: Adult/University, Community Participation, Teacher Training Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Mission: The mission of EIH is to help people in the Houston region Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife participate more effectively in environmental improvement. Information and technology will be obtained and disseminated from research sup- Materials Available: EE Programs: Books, Computer Software, ported by EIH in critical areas including pollution prevention, natural Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Speak- ers Bureau, Video, Website resource conservation, public policy and societal issues. EIH will seek to expand balanced environmental education based on objective schol- arship to empower the entire community to make sound decisionson environmental issues. Program Themes: Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education Materials Available: Training Workshops

22 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 28 TEXAS-E/G ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS PROGRAM, Materials Available: Limited guide maps. CENTER FOR ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (UT Special Services: Guided hikes and tours within the Park; speakers available for local schools, scouting organizations, civic and social groups, AUSTIN) and/or any area ecology/conservation minded organizations. Associate Director: Vincent Torres Phone: (512) 471-5803 Fax:(512) 471-1720 vintorresemallutexas.edu 10100 Bumet Rd. Bldg. 133 (MS R7100) GLADYS PORTER ZOO AustinJX-78713 Education-Curator: Sergio-Garcia Type: Educational Institution Phone: (956) 548-9453 ext 318 Fax: (956) 541-4940 Service Area: Central Texas sergiog 0 gpz.org Audience: Environmental professionals and grades 6 - 12 environmen- http://www.gpz.org tal teachers or those who teach environmental science. 500 Ringsold St. Program Themes: Research on solutions to environmental problems. Brownsville, TX 78520 "Energy and the Environment° Workshop focuses on the scientific and Type: Governmental engineering fundamentals that enter Into developing solutions to envi- Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational ronmental Issues. Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Materials Available: Conduct "Energy and the Environment for Grade General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary 6-12 Teachers" workshops each year. This two-week workshop pro- School, Teacher Training vides participants with two 3° binders of materials. Mission: A visitor-oriented zoological and botanical park dedicated to Special Services: Work with teachers (grades 6-12) in the classroom the preservation of nature through education, conservation and research. on Implementation of material presented at workshop. Program Themes:, Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, En- ergy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife FORT LEATON STATE HISTORIC PARK (TPWD) Materials Available: Books, Teachers Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Train- Exhibit Tech. II: Evelyn Dorsey ing Workshops, Tours, Website Phone: (915) 229-3613 Fax: (915) 229-4814 fortleatonshp M brooksdata. net httpi /www.tpwd.state.tx.us 4 ml. S. Presidio, Hwy.170 GLOBE TEACHER TRAINING UTEP Presidio, TX 79845 Director: Dr. Rebecca L Dodge Type: Governmental Phone: (915) 747-5305 Fax: (915) 747-5073 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational dodgegeo.utep.edu Audience:Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, UTEP Geological Sciences Building Community Participation, Elementary School El Paso, TX 79968 Mission:To manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of Type: Educational Institution Texas for the use and enjoyment of the present and future. Service Area: Western Texas and southern New Mexico. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation; Resource Management Audience: K-12, science, math, social studies teachers. - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Industrial/Occupational Mission:To build a worldwide network of students, teachers, and scien- Safety/Hygiene, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, tists working together to study and understand the global environment. Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Aware- To train teachers and students to make reliable scientific observations ness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, about the atmosphere, soils, water, and land cover. To help students Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife and teachers become proficient in the use of the internet for research Materials Available: Books, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, and visualizations of scientific data. Tours, Video, Website ProgramThemes: Environmental responsibility; hands-on environmental observations, remote sensing of the environment, internet access for research and visualizations. Materials Available: Science protocol handbooks for teachers; learning activities for classroom use. Special Services: We train teachers to become certified in the Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) program. Students, teachers and their schools become part of the International on-line GLOBE network, which comprises over 7000 students in 81 countries. They communicate through GLOBE e-mail with students and teachers in other GLOBE schools, and with scientists who FRANKLIN MOUNTAINS STATE PARK use the students' observations for environmental research. Assistant Park Manager: Joshua Santillan Phone: (915) 566-6441 Fax: (915) 566-1849 joshua.santillantpwd.state.tx .us GORGAS SCIENCE FOUNDATION P.O. Box 200 President Lawrence. Lot Canutillo, Tx 79835 Phone: (956) 504-6862 or (956) 544-8271 Type: State Government Fax: (956) 504-6284 Service Area: El Paso, Texas; Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua; Las Cruces, Hofutbl .utb.edu New Mexico 510 E. St. Charles Audience:Those who: picnic, hike, backpack; ride mountain bikes, climb Brownsville, TX 78520 rocks, birders, stargazers, overnight primitive campers, nature photog- Type: Nonprofit raphers, ecologists, conservationists, those desiring to study the beauty, Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational flora, and fauna of a Chihuahuan desert mountain ecosystem, in addi- Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, tion to those seeking some peace, quiet, and the solitude that this urban Community Participation, Elementary School wilderness park offers. Mission: To provide the highest quality educational opportunities, to Mission: To manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of foster awareness and understanding of ecological issues and to en- Texas for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. courage conservation of critical natural resources. Program Themes: Natural and cultural resources of Franidin Mountains ProgramThemes: Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Aware- State Park. Programs to describe how Franklin Mountains State Park ness, Plants, Environmental Education, Wildlife serves to conserve and preserve an entire Chihuahuan Desert moun- Materials Available: Books, Teachers Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- tain ecosystem. shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video

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GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Park Ranger, Educational Outreach Coordinator: Frosty Bennett Audience: Pre- School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Phone: (915) 828-3251ext 118 Fax: (915) 828-3269 General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary [email protected] School, Teacher Training http://www.nps.gov/gumo Mission: To promote curiosity and stimulate interest by exploratory, en- HC 60, Box 400 tertaining, exciting, and participatory learning in a broad range of scientific Salt Flat, TX 79847 disciplines to persons of all ages regionally and internationally. Type: Governmental Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Industrial/Occupa- Service Area: West Texas and southeastern New Mexico tional Safety/Hygiene, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Mineral Audience: People of all ages and educational levels. Resources and Mining, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Mission: To conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality and the wildlife therein and to provide for the enjoyment of the same in Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours such manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations. Program Themes: Outdoor education in the Chihuahuan Desert. A Junior Ranger Program available at the park visitor centers. `McKittrick Can- yon and a Man Called Pratt" educational traveling trunk is available by reservation only. Materials Available: Brochures and bulletins. Special Services: Rangers are available for on-site orientations and guided walks by reservation.

HIDALGO COUNTY OFFICE OF THE TEXAS INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE COMMISSION Department Head: Ida H. Acuna, Ed.D.. Public Affairs Officer: Sally Spener Phone: (956) 383-1026 x111 Fax: (956) 383-1735 Phone: (915) 832-4175 Fax: (915) 832-4191 l-acuna 0 tamu.edu sallyspener @ ibwc.state.gov 410 N. 14th St., P.O. Box 600 http://www.ibwc.state.gov Edinburg, Tx 78540 4171 N. Mesa St., C-310 Type: Educational; governmental El Paso, TX 79902 Service Area: Hidalgo County, Texas. Type: Governmental Audience: General public, adults, youth, elderly, farmers/ranchers, all Service Area: Regional solo-economic levels, underserved audiences, at risk youth, urban and Audience: Adult/University, General Public rural audiences, families with limited resources, school children through Mission: To provide environmentally sensitive, timely, and fiscally re- curriculum enrichment programs. sponsible boundary and water services along the United States and Mission: The Texas Agricultural Extension Service educates Texans in Mexico border region. We pledge to provide these services in an atmo- the areas of agriculture, environmental stewardship, youth and adult life sphere of binational cooperation and a manner responsive to public skills, human capital and leadership, and community economic devel- concern. opment Extension offers the knowledge resources of the land-grant ProgramThemes: Water Availability/Supply, Water Quality, Pollution Pre- university system to educate Texans for self - improvement, individual vention action and community problem solving. The Agricultural Extension Ser- Materials Available: Tours, Speakers Bureau, Website vice is a statewide educational agency and a member of the Texas A&M University System (TAMUS) linked In a unique partnership with-the nationwide Cooperative Extension System and Texas county governments. KEEP EL PASO BEAUTIFUL Extension values and promotes principles of citizen and community In- Executive Director: Keith Floyd volvement, scientifically based education, lifelong learning and Phone: (915) 546-6742 Fax: (915) 546-6703 volunteerism. It provides access to citizens in all 254 counties and works [email protected] cooperatively with other TAMUS parts and external agencies and orga- http://www.keepelpasobeautiful.org nizations to achieve its goals. P.O. Drawer 140 Program Themes: Health, safety, well being of Texans; environmental El Paso, TX 79980 stewardship - agricultural profitability and diversification; economic sta- Type: Nonprofit bility for families and communities; life skills, leadership- for youth and Service Area: El Paso, surrounding colonies, and metro-plex areas. adults. Water quality programs, environmental stewardship, recycling, Audience: General public. soil conservation practices, gardening, environmental safety, and Right Mission: To empower individuals to take greater responsibility for their To Know pesticide training for farm labor audiences. We envision the community environment. . Extension Service as Texas' most significant and effective vehicle for Program Themes: Waste management, litter prevention, beautification, outreach education and community and statewide problem solving re- river cleanup, community cleanups, anti-graffiti, and conservation. lated to agriculture, the environment and practical issues impacting the Materials Available: Resource library, and bilingual programs on waste life quality of Texans into the 21st century. management, litter prevention, beautification, river cleanup, community Materials Available: Our agency literally has a multitude of educational cleanups, anti-graffiti, and conservation. pamphlets, programs, etc. available for its audience. Special Services: All programs are available in English and Spanish, Special Services: Volunteer training and in- service; collaboration with with some Korean and German. other agencies and organizations, specially targeted educational programs for food stamp or food stamp eligible clientele. KEEP TEXAS BEAUTIFUL Outreach Director: Cecile Carson INSIGHTS EL PASO SCIENCE MUSEUM Phone: 1-800-CLEAN TX Fax: (940) 387-3027 Education Director: Debra Martinez cecile @ktb.org Phone: (915) 534-0000 Fax: (915) 532-7416 http://www.ktb.org insightseelpsr.com 823 Congress Ave. Ste. 230 http://nasa.utep.edu/insights . Austin, TX 78768 505 N. Santa Fe Type: Nonprofit El Paso, TX 79901 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Type: Nonprofit Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School,

24 30 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide TEXAS-K/L General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: "To empower and educate Texans through education to take responsibility for enhancing their community environment." Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Earth Sci- ences, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management- Recycling, Nature Awareness, Environment, Environmental Education, --Pollution_Prevention Materials Available:Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Work- shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website

. LAKE CASA BLANCA INTERNATIONAL STATE. KEYSTONE HERITAGE PARK PARK Volunteerism Chairman: Carol Miller Rudy Dominguez, Dan Olives, Henry Leal' Phone: (915) 584-7088 Fax: (915) 747-6214 Phone: (956) 725-3826 Fax: (956) 725'9987 [email protected] P.O. Box 1844 A http:/Avww.keystonepark.org Laredo, TX 78044 4122 Emory Rd. Type: State Park El Paso, TX 79922 Service Area: Laredo and NuevoLaredo. Type: Nonprofit :Audience: General-public, .ModCo-and U:S. bilingual services. Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Mission: Recreation, information, and education. Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, AduWUniversity, High School, Materials Available: Brochure being developed. General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Special Services: Bird watching, student water monitoring projects, stu-

School, Teacher Training . dent investigations. . `. Mission: To protect and preserve the 5000 year old Native American .. . village and the adjoining wetland at the Keystone site in El Paso. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management LAMAR BRUNI VERGARA ENVIRONMENTAL - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environment, SCIENCE CENTER PamVaughan. Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Wildlife . Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Tours, Phone: (956) 721-5195 Speakers Bureau, Video, Website pjvaughan @ laredo.cc.tx.us West End Washington Street Laredo, TX 78040 Type: Nonprofit

KICKAPOO TRADITIONAL TRIBE OF TEXAS Service Area: Rio Grande Watershed. *- Tribal Administrator: Arturo Delgado Audience: General public, binational U.S. and Mexico. Phone: (830) 773-2105 Fax: (830) 757-9228 Mission: HC1 Box 9700 Program Themes: Water, vrater'conservation, riparian habitat and spe- Eagle Pass, TX 78852 ciespreservation. Visitors to the center can observe many of the flora Type: Governmental and fauna indigenous to the South'Texas region. Service Area: Rural Materials Available: Rio Grande international Study Center newsletter. Audience: General Public, Community Participation Special Seri/Welk Monthly programs that focus on water quality pro- Mission: Improve the well-being of tribal members in all areas of life. tection and improvement Paso del Indio Nature Trail. Special programs Program Themes: Sustainable Development; Waste Management - for schools contact Selea Duinalo 764-5701. Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conser; vation, Water Quality Materials Available: Training Workshops LAREDO CITY UTILITIES Assistant Director: Jerry Pinzon Phone: (956) 795-2600 Fax: (956) 795-2600 LAGUNA ATASCOSA NATIONAL WILDLIFE gpinzoncompuhardt.net REFUGE http://www.cityoflaredo.com Outdoor Recreation Planner: Kevin C. Stephenson 4200 N. Bartlett Phone: (956) 748-3607 Fax: (956) 748-3609 Laredo, TX 78044 [email protected] 'Type: Governmental http://www.soutwest.fws.gov/ 'Service Area: Rural, Municipal P.O. Box 450 Audience: General Public, Elementary School Rio Hondo, TX 78583 Prcigram Themes: Ecology, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conserva- Type: Governmental tion, Water Quality, Environmental Education Service Area: Rural, State, Municipal, Urban Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Tours, Website Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher 'Ttaihing LAREDO CLEAN CITIES COALITION Mission: Helping to administer a national network of lands and waters President/CEO: Miguel Conches for the conservation, management, and where appropriate, restoration Phone: (956) 722-9895 Fax: (956) 791-4503 of the fish, wildlife, and plant resources and their habitats within the conchas@laredochambercom United States for the benefit of present and future generations of Ameril".' 2310 San Bernardo Cans. Laredo, TX 78042 Program Themes: Resource-Management - Conservation, Earth Sci- Type: Nonprofit ences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Service Area: Laredo and Nuevo Laredo. Environmental Education, Wildlife Audience: Fleet owners and general public. Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Tours, Website Mission: To promote cleaner air through the use of alternative fuels. Materials Available: Brochures/pamphlets on alternative fuels, some in Spanish. Information available on conservation and alternative fuels from Stakeholders.

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 25 TEXAS-UM LAREDO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING Type: Nonprofit Environmental Engineer: John Porter Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban, Binational Phone: (956) 727-7794 Fax: (956) 727-7944 Audience: Middle School, Elementary School [email protected] Mission: To preserve and conserve and educate about the historic, en- 1110 Houston vironmental, architectural, cultural and natural heritages of the corridor; Laredo, TX 78042 to promote economic development through tourism. Type: Governmental Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- Service Area: City of Laredo and surrounding area. ogy, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Audience: Children, adults, local business, citizens. Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Con- Program Themes: Non-point source pollution prevention to reduce the servation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, pollution entering creeks and the Rio Grande, NPDES compliance, dis- Pollution Prevention, Wildlife posal of household hazardous waste, stopping illegal dumping. Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- Materials Available: Posters, flyers, stickers, films, books, t-shirts, pens, shops, Speakers Bureau pencils, etc. EE Programs: Storm water management, industrial storm water programs, household hazardous waste collection. LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Refuge Manager: Gary Stoltz LAREDO MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Phone: (956) 787-3079 Fax: (956) 787-8338 Silvia Jones gary_stolz @fws.gov Phone: (956) 725-0363 Fax: (956) 727-2721 Rt. 2, Box 202A P.O. Box 440673 Alamo, TX 78516 Laredo, TX 78044 Type: Governmental Type: Private business Service Area: Southern counties of Texas. Service Area: Laredo and Nuevo Laredo Audience: Bird watchers, educators, school groups, nature enthusiasts. Audience: Laredo Manufacturers Association members. Mission: To conserve fish, wildlife, and their habitats. Program Themes:To keep the Laredo Manufacturers Association mem- Special Services: 40,000 acres open to the public for nature related bership current on key U.S. and Mexican legislation affecting the activities including bird life observation, photography, education and in- maquiladora industry. To report on key milestones or events that occur terpretation. Foot access only. at the maquiladora operations. Special Services: To provide information to LMA members on EPA and SEDESOL regulations and interpretation and provide information on LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY NATURE current environmental issues and regulations. To coordinate LMA positions on environmental matters. To provide the LMA with speakers on CENTER environmental protection, hazardous material handling, environmental Executive Director: Jennifer Burley legalities and related topics. Phone: (956) 969-2475 Fax: (956) 969-2475 EE Programs: As environmental issues arise within the communities of valleync @quik.com Los Dos Laredos, we investigate the facts and coordinate appropriate http://www.valleynaturecenter.org LMA positions as needed. 301 S Border Ave. Weslaco, TX 78599 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational : LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF EL PASO Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Environmental Chair: Inge Groff General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Phone: (915) 755-2957 Fax: (915) 755-2957 School, Teacher Training 9151 Mt. Etna Mission: Our mission is to educate the entire Valley community about El Paso, TX 79924 the unique South Texas ecosystems and habitats found here with a Type: Nonprofit special focus on programming for children. Service Area: Regional, Urban Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Audience: Community Participation Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Sup- Mission: The LWV's, a non-partisan political organization, encourages ply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water the informed and active participation of citizens in government and in- Quality, Environmental Education, Wildlife fluences public policy through education and advocacy. Materials Available: E-mail, Newsletter, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Program Themes: Waste Management - Recycling, Water Availability/ Website Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: Speakers Bureau MCALLEN INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM Director: John Muller Phone: (956) 682-1564 Fax: (956) 686-1813 [email protected] http://www.mcallenmuseum.org 1900 No lana McAllen, TX 78504 Type: Nonprofit Educational Service Area: South Texas. Audience: South Texas and border residents. Mission: Art and Science collections and education LOS CAMINOS DEL RIO OF TEXAS, INC. AND Program Themes: Rio Grande Watershed. MEXICO, A.C. Materials Available: Mobile exhibitions, "Our Watershed°. Field Officer: Carlos Rugerio EE Programs: "The River Runs Through Us" -- Mobile Exhibition. Fu- Phone: (956) 500-0320 Fax: (956) 849-0070 ture mobile exhibitions are planned. [email protected] http://www.riceinfo.rice.edu/armadillo/Past P.O. Box 451 Laredo, TX 78042

26 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 32 TEXAS-M/N MCALLEN WATER UTILITIES and educating children and adults about the natural world. Project Specialist Judy Adams Program Themes: Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Aware- Phone: (956) 972-7150 Fax: (956) 972-7155 ness, Environment, Plants, Water Quality Environmental Education, utility@ utility.ci.mcallen.bc.us Pollution Prevention, Wildlife. 1300 Houston Ave. P.O. Box 220 Materials Available:Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Work- McAllen, TX 78505 shops, Tours, Video, Website Type: Governmental Special Services: We provide teacher training, curriculum resources, Service Area: Municipal and-on-line-resources-for teachers. Audience: General Public, Community Participation, Elementary School, EE Programs: Other programs include Schoolyard Habitat and others Teacher Training supported from our headquarters in Vienna, VA. Mission:To promote water conservation practices, and educate the public conserving water issues. Program Themes: Water Conservation NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION Materials Available: Computer Software, Teacher's Guide, Tours, Video SERVICE, ALPINE Resource Team Leader: Mark Donet Phone: (915) 837-5864 Fax: (915) 837-9120 MI LAItEDO mdonete tx.nrcs.usda.gov Executive Director: Jorge Medina 807 N. 5th Street Phone: (956) 791-0514 Fax: (956) 791-8815 Alpine, TX 79831 [email protected] Type: Governmental http://www.lmtonline.com/-milaredo Service Area: Rural 1719 Farragut St. Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation, Laredo, TX 78040 Elementary School, Teacher Training Type: Nonprofit Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Soil Con- Service Area: Laredo/Webb County. servation, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Audience: Laredo/Webb County residents. Environmental Education, Wildlife Mission: To develop and facilitate the implementation of goals and pro- Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours, Video grams that will enhance the quality of life for all citizens of Laredo and surrounding subdivisions and townships, within the county of Webb. Program Themes: Education, youth, senior citizens, arts, economic NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION development, technology. SERVICE, EL PASO Materials Available: Directory of Webb county service providers, Resource Team Leader: Tony A. Garcia, Jr. Milaredo magazine. Phone: (915) 855-0884 Fax: (915) 855-7278 Special Services: Literacy, parenting skills, youth leadership, workforce [email protected] education, development. http://www.bc.usda.gov 11930 Vista del Sol, Suite B El Paso, TX 79936 MIGRANT CLINICIANS NETWORK (MCN) Type: Governmental Member Services Coordinator: Paige Pozzi Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban Phone: (512) 327-2017 Fax: (512) 327-0719 Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, [email protected] Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training http://www.migrantclinician.org Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- Box 164285 ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Austin, TX 78716 Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availabil- Type: Nonprofit ity/Supply, Energy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Service Area: Binational. Environment, Plants, Water Quality Environmental Education, Pollution Audience: primary healthcare providers. Prevention, Wildlife Mission: MCN promotes the health of farm workers by providing a frame- Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Train- work for professional development to healthcare providers. MCN acts ing Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, and Website as a national and international voice on migrant health issues. Program Themes: Farm workers health. Materials Available: 'Streamline" newsletter for members with articles NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION regarding pesticides & farm workers. Special Services: Resource center for farm workers health issues. SERVICE, FT. STOCKTON Resource Team Leader: Terry Whigham Phone: (915) 336-5206 Fax: (915) 336-9620 dtwhigham @ juno.com NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION 2306 W. Dickinson St., Suite 3 (GULF STATES FIELD OFFICE) Ft. Stockton, TX 79735 Education Coordinator: Marya Frech Type: Governmental Phone: (512) 476-9805 Fax: (512) 476-9810 Service Area: Rural gulfstates @ nwtorg Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School, Elementary http://www.nwf.org/gulfstates School, Teacher Training 44 East Avenue, Suite 200 Mission: A recognized, innovative leader dedicated to working with part- Austin TX, 78701 nerships to achieve quality natural resources conservation to Improve Type: Nonprofit our environment through commitment to customer satisfaction. Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban. ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- Audience: AduWUniversity, General Public, Middle School, Community ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training. Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Water Availability/ Mission: NWF's Gulf States office works to protect and restore the Gulf Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Plants, Water Quality, of Mexico watershed by identifying critical conservation issues and de- Pollution Prevention, Wildlife veloping support for common sense solutions that serve both people Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Tours, Video and the natural environment. NWF's focus in the region is on restoring clean rivers and estuaries, conserving wetlands and natural river systems, protecting wildlife populations, promoting sustainable development,

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 27 BESTCOPY AVAILABLE TEXAS-N/P NORTH AMERICAN BUTTERFLY ASSOCIATION Special Services:Technical assistance for housing and community de- SOUTH TEXAS NABA-SOTX velopment, consumer education, assistance with housing and President Joanna Rivera infrastructure. Texas Small Towns Environment Program makes grants Phone: (956) 631-0709 available to cities and counties to solve water and sewer problems through JRivera528 @aol.com a self-help approach that encourages local participation through do- http://ww.v.naba.org/chapters/nabast nated labor and materials. 7313 N. 32nd Street McAllen, TX 78504 Type: Nonprofit OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE Service Area: South Texas. Director of Colonia Initiatives: Scott D. Storment Audience: General public. Phone: (512) 463-8948 Fax: (512) 475-2761 Mission:The North American Butterfly Association, Inc. (NABA), a non- [email protected] profit organization, was formed in 1992 to educate the public about the http://www.sos.state.tx.us joys of non-consumptive, recreational butterflying including listing, gar- P.O. Box 12697 dening, observation, photography, rearing and conservation. Austin, TX 78711 Program Themes: Education and conservation. Type: Governmental. Materials Available: General information on butterflies. Service Area: 100 Kilometers Texas border zone, emphasis in the fol- Special Services: Field trips, sponsor of Texas Butterfly Festival. But- lowing counties: El Paso, Maverick, Webb, Starr, Hidalgo, and Cameron. terfly information for area schools, speakers available for local groups. Audience: Any entity, organization, or resident working on provision of basic service needs, and bring timely resolution of those needs by coordinating with state and federal agencies. OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, AUSTIN Mission: The Texas Secretary of State's Office coordinates the efforts Consumer Education Coordinator: Ann Garcia of Texas state agencies providing basic services, such as water, waste- Phone: (512) 475-0701 Fax: (915) 475-2365 water, solid waste and affordable housing, to colonia residents, and work [email protected] to improve the living conditions in all Texas border colonies so to miti- http: / /www.tdhca.state.tx.us gate all environmental health concerns. We represent the Governor's 507 Sabine Street, Suite 800 Office in timely provision of basic services to colonia residents. The Austin, TX 78711 Ombudsmen Program will coordinate local oversight and coordination Type: Governmental so that basic services are provided smoothly and colonia .resident's Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational concerns are given due recognition by the state of Texas. Audience: General Public, Community Participation, Teacher Training Program Themes: Assist local stakeholders in identifying adequate re- Mission: The Office of Colonia Initiatives coordinates Texas Depart- sources to address basic service needs, and bring timely resolution of ment of Housing programs that seek to improve living conditions in the those needs by coordinating with state and federal agencies. state's colonies. Special Services: We can assist in technical and financial resource Program Themes: Environmental Legislation identification for colonia initiatives, and provide a mediation and facilita- Materials Available: Training Workshops, Video, Website tion role at the local level to speed up provision of basic services. We will assist colonia residents work with state agencies to learn the importance and necessity of receiving and maintaining water, wastewater, and solid waste services to eradicate public health problems and miti- OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, EL PASO gate environmental degradation from substandard colonia living Phone: (915) 757-1287 Fax: (915) 757-1654 conditions. http: / /www.tdhca.state.us.tx 8815 Dyer, Dyer Office Park El Paso, TX 79901 Type: Governmental ONE BORDER FOUNDATION - MANO A MANO Service Area: Texas counties along the border with Mexico. Imelda Sanchez Audience: Colonia residents and local government. Phone: (956) 982-0763 Fax: (956) 544-7859 Mission: The Office of Colonia Initiatives coordinates Texas Depart- 302 Kings Highway - Suite 103 ment of Housing programs that seek to improve living conditions in the Brownsville, TX 78521 state's colonies. Type: Nonprofit Program Themes: Safe and affordable housing and infrastructure in Service Area: Rural, Urban colonia residents. Audience: General Public, Community Participation Materials Available: N/A Mission: The mission of the Mano A Mano program, a branch of One Special Services:Technical assistance for housing and community de- Border Foundation, is to provide women and their families with informa- velopment, consumer education, assistance with housing and tion, education, and access to health care. This mission is done with the infrastructure. Texas Small Towns Environment Program makes grants support of grassroots volunteer promotoras (lay community health work- available to cities and counties to solve water and sewer problems through ers) from the community. a self-help approach that encourages local participation through do- nated labor and materials.

OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, LAREDO Phone: (956) 726-4521 http://www.tdhca.state.bc.iis 1110 Victoria Street, Suite 109-B Laredo, TX 78040 Type: Governmental . Service Area: Texas counties along the border with Mexico.- Audience: Colonia residents and local government. PADRE ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE Mission: The Office of Colonia Initiatives coordinates Texas. Depart- Environmental Education Specialist: Kristey Tannehill ment of Housing programs that seek to improve living conditions in the Phone: (361) 949-8068 Fax: (361) 949-9951 state's colonies. kristey_tannehill @ nps.gov Program Themes: Safe and affordable housing and infrastructure in http://www.nps.gov/pais colonia residents. P.O. Box 181300 Materials Available: N/A Corpus Christi, TX 78480

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Type: Governmental [email protected] Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban http://www.projhope.org Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, 3110 Lazy Lake Drive General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Harlingen, TX 78040 School, Teacher Training Type: Nonprofit Mission: Foster attitudes of preservation and conservation through edu- Service Area: Binational cation. Audience: General Public, Community Participation Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Earth Sci- Mission: Project HOPE brings Health Opportunities to People Every- ences, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Energy where by helping people, communities and nations to develop the skills Resources_Nature_Awareness,-EnvironmentPlantsT-Environmental and thelcowl-Wge tcThT3fpthemselves. Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Program Themes: Waste Management - Recycling Materials Available: Books, E-mail, Tours, Website Materials Available: Training Workshops

PROYECTO FEY ESPERANZA Nancy Gepfurt Phone: (956) 702-0524 Fax: (956) 702-1853 RR2 Box 133A, Tower Rd. Alamo, TX 78516 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Colonias in the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas Audience: Residents of the colonies in South Texas. PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION Program Themes: Environment, classes about resources to improve (PAHO) environmental. conditions. Environmental Health Advisor, MD, MPH: Enrique Paz Special Services: Programs for community development, grants, and Phone: (915) 581-6645 ext 21 Fax: (915) 833-4768 economic resources. pazenriq Ofep.paho.org http://wvnviep.paho.org 6006 N. Mesa St., Suite 600 PRUDE RANCH El Paso, TX 79912 Daisey McCutcheon Type: Governmental Phone: (915)426-3202 Fax: (915) 426-3502 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational prude CO overland.net Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation http://www.prude-ranch.com Mission: Improve health and environment. P.O. Box 1431 Program Themes: Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Ft. Davis, TX 79734 Development, Waste Management - Recycling, Water Availability/Sup- Type: Private business ply, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Pollution Prevention Service Area: Mexico-US border region. Materials Available: Training Workshops Audience: Teachers and students. Program Themes: Outdoor learning strategies. Integrated hands-on, mind-on environmental education. PASO DEL NORTE HEALTH FOUNDATION Materials Available: Activity packets. Program Officer: Jan Harmon Special Services: Trails, hiking, swimming pool, gym, domestic and Phone: (915) 577-0970 Fax: (915) 532-2922 exotic animals, astronomy center, archeological site, bird sanctuaries, [email protected] bunk houses, picnic. http://www.pdnhf.org EE Programs: One to six day programs for classes to learn about as- 1100 N. Stanton, Ste. 510 tronomy, water conservation, archeological studies, geology of the Davis El Paso, TX 79902 Mountains, West of the Pecos wildlife, plant identification, entomology, Type: Nonprofit and Chihuahuan Desert ecosystem. Service Area: Paso del Norte region Audience: General public. Mission: The purpose of the Paso del Norte Health foundation is to PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH CENTER promote wellness and prevent sickness among the people living in the Director: Dennis L Soden, Ph.D. Paso del Norte region. Phone: (915) 747-7974 Fax: (915) 747-7948 Program Themes: Creative ways of dealing with health and wellness [email protected] issues. Healthy Communities approach to organizing and planning health The University of Texas At El Paso Benedict Hall and wellness programs. El Paso, TX 79968 Special Services: Border LEAN Initiative. Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Urban, Binational, Rural, Regional, State, Municipal Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation PORTER HIGH SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY CLUB Mission: Advance Policy Discussions Julio Martinez Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management Phone: (956) 548-7800 Fax: (956) 982-2892 - Conservation, Sustainable Development, Water Availability/Supply, En- 3500 International Blvd. vironment, Environmental Education Brownsville, TX 78521 Materials Available: Speakers Bureau Type: Educational institution Service Area: Brownsville area. Mission: Environmental awareness. RIO BRAVO DESERT RESOURCE Program Themes: Recycling, emergency planning (chemical spills). CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) Coordinator: Zaragoza Rodriguez, Ill PROJECT HOPE (HEALTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR Phone: (956) 765-6911 Fax: (956) 765-5209 PEOPLE EVERYWHERE) Zrodrigu @bc.nrc.s.usda.gov Director: Alberto Colorado http://www.nrcs.usda.gov Phone: (956) 412-0567 Fax: (956) 412-0568 P.O. Box 1006

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Zapata, TX 78076 munities, churches. Type: Nonprofit Mission: To facilitate local organizations and groups in restoring and Service Area: Rural sustaining the environment, economies, and social well-being of the Audience: High School, General Public, Community Participation, El- Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin through international cooperation, conser- ementary School, Teacher Training vation and restoration efforts, education and communication. The Mission: To improve the quality of life, orderly development of our natu- organization is multi-cultural and multi-national with leadership and ral resources, and conservationof our natural resources for all rural member organizations from Mexico, the United States and Mexican and residents. North American Native nations. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Soil Con- Program Themes: Stewardship of basin's resources, sustainable de- servation, Waste Management - Recycling, Water Conservation, velopment in Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin, binational cooperation. Environment, Water Quality, Wildlife Materials Available: Quarterly newsletter (La Corriente), State of the Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Video, Basin Report (1988), Conference Proceedings 1994, 1998. Website Special Services: Some technical assistance and training to grassroots organizations especially in Mexico. Computer networking grants. EE Programs: Dia del Rio, our annual River celebration; Biannual Con- gress of Basin Stakeholders; training and capacity building events.

RIO GRANDE-NUECES RESOURCE CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) Coordinator: Jerry Lum Phone: (830) 773-2518 Fax: (830) 773-8302 RIO GRANDE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS http://www.nrcs.usda.gov Director, Environmental Resources Department Barbara Kauffman 1935 S. Loop 431 Phone: (915) 533-0998 ext 112 Fax: (915) 532-9385 Eagle Pass, TX 78852 [email protected] Type: Governmental blended with local volunteers http://www.riocog.org Service Area: All counties in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Califor- 1100 N. Stanton, Suite 610 nia that border with Mexico. El Paso, TX 79902 Audience: Agricultural communities. Type: Governmental Mission: To accelerate the conservation, development and utilization of Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban natural resources to improve the general level of economic activity, and Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, to enhance the environment and standard of living in authorized RC&D Elementary School areas. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Waste Management - Program Themes: Natural resource conservation, community develop- Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, ment to lead to sustainable communities, local leadership providing Pollution Prevention program decision making, strengthening local citizens' abilities to utilize Materials Available: Training Workshops available sources of assistance through USDA agency partnerships. EE Programs: Implement farm conservation practices, conserve and restore wetlands, protect groundwater resources, help developers and RIO GRANDE INTERNATIONAL STUDY CENTER homeowners manage the land in an environmentally sensitive manner, President Thomas Vaughan teach the value of natural resources. Phone: (956) 326-2592 Fax: (956) 326-2444 tvaughan @tamiu.edu Texas A & M International University, 5201 University Blvd. RIVER PIERCE FOUNDATION Laredo, TX 78045 Director: Christopher Rincon Type: Nonprofit Phone: (956) 765-5784 Fax: (956) 765-5737 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational [email protected] Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, 401 Washington Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training San Ygnacio, TX 78067 Mission: Protect and Improve water quality in the Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Type: Nonprofit in the Laredo/Nuevo Laredo area through research, education and bi- Service Area: Rural, Binational national cooperation. Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management Community Participation, Elementary School - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sus- Mission: The River Pierce Foundation is committed to redefining the tainable Development, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Waste artistic, environmental and educational climate of the Rio Grande re- Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, En- gion, through cross-cultural interactions that "pierce" the barrier the river ergy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, has become. It strives to foster creative activity on both sides of the Rio Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Grande through collaborations involving artists, organizations, and com- Wildlife munities in the US and Latin America. Foundation programming includes Materials Available:Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Work- historic preservation, conservation, publications, colloquies, binational shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website artists exchange and residency programs, contributions to local schools and libraries and other cultural Initiatives. Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Energy Resources, Nature Aware- RIO GRANDE/RIO BRAVO BASIN COALITION ness, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality Executive Director: Bess Metcalf Materials Available: Books, Video Phone: (915) 532-0399 Fax: (915) 532-0474 coalition @ rioweb.org http://www.rioweb.org RIVER-WATCH NETWORK, INC. 109 N. Oregon, Suite 617 Southwest Coordinator: Luis Salazar El Paso, TX 79901 Phone: (915) 772-8650 Fax: (915) 772-8759 Type: Nonprofit 7500 Viscount, Suite 147 Service Area: Rio Grande Basin in US and Mexico. El Paso, TX 79925 Audience: Grassroots organizations, environmental groups, local com- Type: Nonprofit

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Service Area: Rio Grande River advantage of all the educational opportunities that it has to offer. Over Audience: General public. 600 teachers have attended Sea Camp serving as counselors. Program Themes: Environment, ecosystem, water, river Program Themes: Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Materials Available: Annual reports given to RWN members and local Nature Awareness, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Educa- water management agencies in the U.S. and Mexico. tion, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife EE Programs: Bring people together to monitor, restore, and protect Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Training Workshops, Speakers rivers. Defining issues concerning Rio Grande. Conduct studies that are Bureau, Website river related. SIERRA CLUB, LONE STAR CHAPTER SABAL PALM AUDUBON CENTER AND Chair: Roger Turner SANCTUARY Phone: (214) 826-7070 Manager: Jimmy Paz [email protected] Phone: (956) 541-8034 Fax: (956) 504-0543 htbp://wvnv.sierraclub.org/chapters/bc [email protected] P.O. Box 1931 http://www.audubon.orgnocal/sanctuary/sabal/ Austin, TX 78767 Sabel Palm Road, P.O. Box 5169 Type: Nonprofit Brownsville, TX 78523 Service Area: Statewide Type: Nonprofit Audience: All interested persons. Service Area: Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Mission: To explore, enjoy, and protect the wild places of the earth; to Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, practice and promote the responsible use of the earth's ecosystems General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary and resources; to educate and enlist humanity to protect and restore School, Teacher Training the quality of the natural and human environment; and to use all lawful Mission:To promote the appreciation and protection of wildlife and habitat means to carry out these objectives. through responsible management, education and public involvement. Program Themes: Critical ecoregions, sustainable communities, guide Program Themes: Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecol- to outdoors, political action. ogy, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/ Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife SOUTH TEXAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Materials Available: Books, E-mail, Training Workshops, Tours, Website PROJECT DEL RIO Instructor: Jerry Freeman Phone: (956) 668-6407 Fax: (956) 668-6413 SANTA ANA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE jerdortx @aol.com Outdoor Recreation Planner: Smokey Cranf ill Biology Dept., STCC, P.O. Box 9701 Phone: (956) 787-3079 Fax: (956) 787-8338 McAllen, TX 78502 smokey_cranfill @ fws.gov Type: Educational institution http://southwest.fws.gov Service Area: STCC: Hidalgo and Starr Counties; Project del Rio: Rio Route 2, Box 202A Grande Basin Alamo, TX 78516 Audience: Secondary schools students and their teachers, secondarily Type: Governmental community organizations working on health and environmental issues. Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Program Themes: Watershed education, service learning, authentic Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, learning, binational/bilingual education, constructivism, critical and prob- General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary lem solving skills. Multidisciplinary perspective and in-service training. School, Teacher Training Materials Available: Usually provided only to participants, contact for Mission: The LRGV/Santa Ma NWR complex includes some of the special requests. last parcels of subtropical thorn forests in the U.S. and represents the Special Services: Teacher training, curriculum development, coordina- best chance for their protection and recovery, ultimately helping form a tion of binational environmental education activities. functioning wildlife corridor to sustain the unique flora and fauna of the EE Programs: Develop, coordinate and assess a binational environ- Texas/Mexico border. mental education program using watershed approaches to develop ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- students' skills and motivation in becoming effective members of their ogy, Forestry, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, communities. Environmental curriculum, water testing training, teacher Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Con- education. servation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality Environmental Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Train- SOUTH TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ing Workshops, Tours, Video, Website AND RESEARCH (STEER) CENTER Associate Professor, Director: Claudia S. Miller, M.D., M.S. Phone: (210) 567-7760 Fax: (210) 567-7764 SEA CAMP, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY AT millercs @ uthscsa.edu GALVESTON http://steer.uthscsa.edu Registrar: Sylvia Turrubiate Dept. of Family Practice, The University of Texas Health Science Center Phone: (409) 740-4525 Fax: (409) 740-4894 at San Antonio [email protected] 7703 Floyd Curl Dr. http://www.tarnug.tamu.edu/-seadanip San Antonio, TX 78284 200 Seawolf Parkway, P. O. Box 1675 Type: Educational institution Galveston, TX 77553 Service Area: South Texas border city of Laredo. Type: Educational Institution Audience: Medical and dental students and residents, nursing and public Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational health students. Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Mission: To teach medical students and residents, as well as nursing, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary dental, and public health students about environmental medicine/bor- School, Teacher Training der health issues. Mission: Founded in 1986, Sea Camp has opened up the world of ma- Program Themes: Environmental medicine, public health, international rine biology to over 7,100 campers during its fifteen years of existence. health (US - Mexico border) Participants have come to Sea Camp from across the country to take MaterialsAvallable: Field experiments and presentations on indoor and

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 31 TEXAS - S outdoor air pollution, wastewater and water treatment, pesticides, herbal SOUTHERN UNION GAS medicine and folk remedies, Dangue Fever, rabies, tuberculosis, neural Energy Utilization Engineer: Roberto Orrantia tube defects and sanitation. A wide variety of community-based experi- Phone: (915) 544-6300 Fax: (915) 521-4560 ences, induding colonies and maquiladora visits, teleconferences, library, P.O. Box 2040 access to the Internet El Paso, TX 79976 Special Services: Housing is provided at no charge to participants. Type: Business EE Programs: STEER offers a 4-week environmental medicine/border Service Area: El Paso, Texas health elective for students and others in the health care/public health Program Themes: Natural gas as fuel for automobiles. professions to live in a binational community on the South Texas border Materials Available: Technical reports, internal documents. where they learn about the impact of environmental exposures on health. EE Programs: Conversion of gasoline or diesel fueled automobiles to natural gas. SOUTH TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH (STEER) LAREDO SUL ROSS UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF Environmental Health Coordinator: Roger Pere les NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Phone: (956) 728-8898 Fax: (956) 728-8892 Chair: Louis A. Harveson [email protected] Phone: (915) 837-8098 Fax: (915) 837-8409 http://steer.uthscsa.edu hanmsonsulross.edu 2600 Cedar, Suite 160 http://www.sulross.edu/-nrm Laredo, TX 78040 P.O. Box C-16 Type: Educational Institution Alpine, TX 79832 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Type: Educational Institution Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation, Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Teacher Training Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management Mission:The Department of Natural Resource Management Is designed - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, In- to educate students in the art and science of applied ecological knowl- dustrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Development, Marine edge to manage natural resources. Our goal in the Department of Natural & Aquatic Resources, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Resource Management is to provide the best education and training Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Aware- available for future natural resource managers. We meet this goal with a ness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, curriculum solidly grounded in scientific principles that stresses "hands- Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife on experience." Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Train- Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- ing Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website ogy, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Ecosystems, Environment, Plants, Wildlife Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours SOUTH TEXAS YOUTH RANCH, PHARR Director: Nancy Singlet Phone: (956) 686-5055 Fax: (956) 686-6045 SUNNYSIDE DAY SCHOOL VA/Trading Caol.com Director /Owner: Marylyn Ponder 2200 S. Jackson Rd. Phone: (956) 793-7944 Pharr, TX 78577 marylyncponder@ hotmail.com Type: Nonprofit Therapeutic Residential Facility 1914 N. Coria Service Area: Texas. Brownsville, TX 78520 Audience: Troubled youth between the ages of 11 and 17. Type: Educational Institution Mission:To create positive changes in the lives of troubled youth through Service Area: Urban counseling, education, and positive action. Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, General Public, Community ProgramThemes: The intensive Ranch Program teaches the individual Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training interpersonal relationship skills, provides counseling and guidance to Mission: 1) To share with educators what is possible in creating a na- develop social awareness and responsible decision-making, provides tive habitat/butterfly garden on a school campus. 2) To share with children academic improvement and teaches responsibility. the 'feeling" of being in a native habitat and all the plants and animals Special Services: Residential, therapeutic services for boys, ages 11- (dragonflies, butterflies, turtles, lizards, etc.) that live there. 3) To share 17. These services include residential care, educational services / with parents what is possible to create In their own backyard. academic tutoring, interpersonal relationship training, counseling and Program Themes: Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Environ- guidance. Recreational activities, which includes camping, hiking, ca- mental Education, Wildlife noeing, saltwater fishing, freshwater fishing, horseback riding, go-carts, Materials Available: Tours team sports, movies, therapeutic games, arts and crafts and weight lifting.Educational activities, includes school related education, indi- vidualized tutoring, computer-assisted instruction and real-life projects SWAN GROUP that reinforce basic skills. Vocational skills training incorporates inter- Founder/Owner: Simone Swan personal relationship training with vocational and educational skills. Life Phone: (915) 229-4425 Fax: (915) 229-4425 skills and interpersonal skills are addressed daily in the form of coun- adobesim @ brooksdata.net seling and guidance, role-playing, modeling techniques, positive peer http://www.brooksdata.net/personal/adobesim pressure, rewarding positive accomplishments. 1 Casa Piedra Rd, P.O. Box 1915 EE Programs: The South Texas Youth Ranch teaches the residents Presidio, TX 79845 respect and responsibility for their environment. They participate with Type: Nonprofit the care and management of the animals and the land. They volunteer Service Area: Rural, Municipal, Binational services to the local wildlife refuge. They participate in leisure activities Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, such as camping, hiking, canoeing, saltwater fishing, and freshwater Community Participation, Teacher Training fishing. These activities are designed to increase their knowledge, re- Mission: Development of low-cost adobe housing with woodless roofs spect and appreciation of their environment. made of adobe vaults and domes. Climatic comfort through harnessing of natural energy and design. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- ogy, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Energy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Conserve-

32 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 38 TEXAS-T tion, Environment, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention dustrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Re- Materials Available: E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Speakers sources, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Bureau, Video, Website Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION Materials Available: Teachers Guide, Training Workshops SERVICE, BREWSTER/JEFF DAVIS COUNTY County-ExtenbiurrAgent-Aggani3o-svffil Phone: (915) 837-2265 Fax: (915) 837-7393 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION [email protected] SERVICE, SOUTH TEXAS AMERICORPS http: //brewster- tx.tamu.edu/ INITIATIVE (STACI) P.O. Box 67 Program Manager-STACI: Elaine Fries Alpine, TX 79831 Phone: (956) 968-5581 Fax: (956) 969-5639 Type: Governmental e- fries @tamu.edu Service Area: Rural 2401 East Highway 83 Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Weslaco, TX 78596 Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Type: Educational Institution Mission: The Texas Agricultural Extension Service educates Texas in Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban the areas of agriculture, environmental stewardship, youth and adult life Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, skills, human capital and leadership, and community economic devel- General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary opment. Extension offers the knowledge resources of the land-grant School, Teacher Training university system to educate Texans for self-improvement, individual Mission: Educating Texans in agriculture, environmental stewardship, action, and community problem solving. The Texas Agricultural Exten- youth and adult life skills, human capital and leadership, and commu- sion Service is a state wide educational agency and a member of the nity economic development. Extension values and promotes principles Texas A&M University System linked in a unique partnership with the of citizenship and community involvement, scientifically-based informa- nationwide Cooperative Extension System and Texas County govern- tion, lifelong learning and volunteerism. ments. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Waste Man- Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management agement - Recycling, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Devel- Environment, Plants, Water Quality Environmental Education, Pollution opment, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Prevention, Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours Materials Available: Computer Software, Teachers Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, TERRELL COUNTY TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION Donald Kelso SERVICE, EL PASO Phone: (915) 345-2291 Fax: (915) 345-2653 County Extension Director: Ruben J. Saldana [email protected] Phone: (915) 859-7725 ext 224 Fax: (915) 860-0331 P.O. Box 650 [email protected] Sanderson, TX 79848 http://elpaso.tamu.edu/ces/whatsnew.htm Type: Governmental 1030 North Zaragosa, Suite A Service Area: Rural El Paso, TX 79907 Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Type: Governmental Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Service Area: El Path County Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- Audience: Urban and rural audiences, adult, and youth. ogy, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Ecology, Ecosystems, Mission: Putting education to work in the areas of agriculture, environ- Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, mental stewardship, youth and adult life skills, human capital and Water Quality, Environmental Education, Wildlife leadership, and community economic' development. Materials Available: Computer Software, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Program Themes: Commercial agriculture, urban and commercial hor- Workshops, Tours, Video ticulture, natural resources, 4-H and youth development, entomology, nutrition, and family and consumer sciences. Special Services: Education and training. EE Programs: Education and training, partnership and collaborations TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION in support of community environmental programs. SERVICE, WEBB COUNTY County Extension Agent - Agricultural Office: George L. Gonzales Phone: (956) 721-2626 Fax: (956) 721-2230 gl-gonzalesetamu.edu TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION http: / /webb- tx.tamu.edu/ SERVICE, PRESIDIO COUNTY 7209 E. Sanders, Suite 5 County Extension Agent- Agriculture: Robert Gates Laredo, TX 78041 Phone: (915) 729-4746 Fax: (915) 729-4011 Type: Governmental [email protected] Service Area: Rural, Municipal, Urban, Binational P.O. Box 548 Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Marfa, TX 79843 General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Type: Governmental School, Teacher Training Service Area: Rural, Urban Mission: Adult and youth education through county extension programs. Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Soil Con- Participation, Elementary School servation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Mission: To provide educational programs for groups and individuals in Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environ- Presidio County and surrounding areas. To be an extension of Texas ment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Wildlife A&M University and it's resources and to make those resources avail- Materials Available: Computer Software, Teachers Guide, E-mail, News- able to everyone in Presidio County and surrounding areas. letter, Training Workshops, Tours, Video, Website Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, In-

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 33 TEXAS-T TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY tal organization. Department Chair: Juan Homero Hinojosa Service Area: Texas, border area, Northeast Mexico. Phone: (956) 326-2595 Fax: (956) 326-2444 Audience: General public, community and environmental non govern- jhhinojosa Otarniu .edu ment organizations, and industry. 5201 University Blvd. Mission: Integrate environmental and public health considerations into Laredo, TX 78041 economic development and financial policies; work in partnership with Type: Educational institution citizen and community-based organizations on environmental and pub- Service Area: 150 mile radius around Laredo lic health issues. Audience: Citizens of Laredo and Nuevo Laredo. Program Themes: Current programs include pesticide right-to-know Mission: To provide information and technical assistance to the campaign; border trade and environment issues; citizens committee on university's researchers and students and the border region business growth control and quality-of-life issues in Texas Hill Country; and Project community through electronic databases, newsletters, workshops, semi- on conservation-based development strategies for Laguna Madre area nars and conferences. Texas center staff gather data from sources in of Texas and Tamaulipas. the public and private sectors on a monthly basis. The economic data is Materials Available: Reports and publications and Texas Environmen- then placed in a database. tal Almanac, published in 1995. New Texas Environmental Almanac EE Programs: B.S. in Environmental Sciences, Environmental Sciences published in 2000 (published by UT-Press). minor. Special Services: Provides technical assistance and policy assistance to community organizations, private citizens on environmental issues; during Texas legislative session provides analysis of public health/envi- TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SCHOOL HEALTH ronmental legislation. SCIENCE CENTER - RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH EE Programs: Programs are through research, publications, workshops and strategies to implement policy recommendations. Health Education and Rural Outreach Specialist Maria R. Gutierrez Phone: (361) 265-9203 Fax: (361) 265-9434 mgutierr@ taexgw.tamu.edu http://hsc.tamu.edu/srph TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF EALTH, OFFICE OF Route 2, Box 589 BORDER HEALTH, AUSTIN Corpus Christi, TX 78406 Director: Dr. Ronald J. Dutton Type: Governmental Phone: (512) 458-7675 ext 3737 Fax: (512) 458-7262 Service Area: Rural, Regional rj.dutton Otdh.state.bc.us Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, General Public, http://www.tdh.state.tx.us Middle. School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher 1100 W. 49th Street Training Austin, TX 78756 Mission: To increase and promote healthy lifestyles and allocate re- Type: Governmental sources to promote health education and community outreach to improve Service Area: Texas counties within 100 kilometers of the Texas-Mexico quality of life. border. Program Themes: Soil Conservation, Waste Management - Recycling, Audience: Community residents and leaders, elected officials, US & Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Edu- Mexican local, state and federal officials. cation, Pollution Prevention Mission: To facilitate a safer, healthier living and working environment Materials Avallable:Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Work- for residents of the Texas/Mexico border area. shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website Program Themes: Community Sanitation- to reduce exposures to environmental health hazards; Food and Product Safety- to reduce exposure to contaminated consumer products and reduce food-borne illness; TEXAS BUTTERFLY FESTIVAL. Compilation of environmental and health data, and collaboration with MISSION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE related programs in the United States & Mexico. Marketing Director: Shawn Withington Materials Available: Bilingual brochures, posters, videos and slides available through regional offices. Border county data fact sheets and Phone: (956) 585-2727 Fax: (956) 585-3044 statistics. info @ missionchamber.com Special Services: Community sanitation activities, surveillance and epi- http://www.texasbutterfly.com 220 E. 9th St. demiology activities, community health surveys (e.g., Survey on health Mission, TX 78572 and environmental conditions in border counties and colonies), and Type: Nonprofit collaboration with U.S. and Mexican local, state and federal agencies. Service Area: State, Binational EE Programs: Small Towns Environmental Program (STEP). A multi- Audience: Pre- School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, agency partnership to assist small communities like colonias in resolving their water and wastewater needs through self-help projects. General Public, Middle School, Community. Mission: The Texas Butterfly Festival is an annual event designed to increase the economic impact of nature tourism and to increase awareness of the value of the natural resources while preserving and enhancing TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICE OF the environmental integrity' of the Mission area. BORDER HEALTH, EL PASO Program Themes: Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environ- Programs Administrator: Blanca Serrano, MPH, RS ment, Plants, Environmental Education, Wildlife. Phone: (915) 783-1108 Fax: (915) 774-6280 Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- [email protected] shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Website. P.O. Box 9428 Special Services: Post festival trip to Mexico, youth programs in edu- El Paso, TX 79995 cation, Teacher forum (curriculum exchange). Type: Governmental Service Area: Counties of: El Paso, Hudspeth, Culberson, Jeff Davis, Presidio, Brewster and Terrell. TEXAS CENTER FOR POLICY STUDIES Audience: Community residents and leaders, elected officials, United Executive Director: Karen Chapman States and Mexican local, state, and federal agencies. Phone: (512) 474-0811 Fax: (512) 478-8140 Mission: To enhance agency efforts to reduce community and environ- [email protected] mental health hazards along the Texas-Mexico border in collaboration http://www.texascenter.org with communities and United States and Mexican local, state, and fed- P.O. Box 2618 eral entities Austin, TX 78768 Materials Available: Bilingual brochures, posters, videos, and slides. Type: Research/technical assistance/policy development environmen- Special Services: Community sanitation activities; surveillance and epi-

34 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 40 TEXAS-T demiology activities; community health surveys; data infrastructure; 125 E. 11th Street health education, promotion and consultations; and collaboration and Austin, TX 78701 coordination with United States and Mexican local, state and federal Type: Governmental agencies. Service Area: State of Texas. EE Programs: Texas Small Town Environmental Program (STEP), a Audience: School students, teachers, general public. collaborative multi-agency partnership to assist small communities like Mission: To work cooperatively to provide safe, effective and efficient °colonies" in resolving their water and wastewater needs through self movement of people and goods. help. Program Themes: Roadside_vegetation_managernentrstorm-water-pol--- lution prevention, transportation project development and environmental consideration. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF al EALTH, OFFICE OF Materials Available: Giving Nature Abroad Education Kit, rocks and BORDER HEALT I:1, LAREDO fossils poster, wildflower poster, endangered species poster. Regional Environmental Director: Jake Rathmell, Jr., P.E. EE Programs: Environmental pursuit gamekit and previously mentioned Phone: (956) 723-6284 Fax: (956) 791-5775 programs. jake. rath m el I @ tdh.state.tx.us http://www.tdh.state.tx.us 2600 Cedar Ave. Laredo, TX 78040 Type: Governmental Service Area: Texas counties: Webb, Zapata, Jim Hog, Duval. Audience: Residents in under-served areas, community leaders, elected officials, United States/Mexico local, state, and federal health and environmental agencies. Mission: To facilitate a safer, healthier living and working environment for border residents. TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION SERVICE Program Themes: The Office of Border Health will function as a techni- Division Head: Chuck Phinney cal support and immediate response organization in issues relating to Phone: (409) 845-6372 Fax: (409) 845-3914 epidemiology, toxicology, environmental/health assessments. Will pro- oesteexnet.tamu.edu vide support for federal, state, and local environmental and health office. http: / /teexweb.tamu.edu Will complete independent assessments and analysis in health related 301 Tarrow investigations. Provide community-based public health information. Will College Station, TX 77843 foster an interactive relationship with communities and will maintain Type:. Governmental community oriented information dissemination methods. Link with other Service Area: US and Mexico TDH programs. Coordinate border public and environmental health policy Audience: Operators and managers of water and wastewater facilities, with other Texas state agencies, United States and Mexican border states, environmental professionals. and binational health and environmental entities. Develop and coordi- ProgramThemes: Enhancing the technical skills of the water and waste- nate community self help project that address drinking water and water workforce through education and training that focuses on the wastewater improvements. practical application of knowledge. Increasing the effectiveness of util- Materials Available: Education materials related to the prevention of ity performance through the dissemination of information regarding the communicable diseases and environmental protection measures. latest technologies or appropriate technologies to border institutions. Special Services: Onsite analysis for mercury vapors; Onsite analysis Materials Available: Course materials for over thirty water and waste- for lead levels in paint; Drinking water analysis for chlorine levels and water courses (none currently available in Spanish). coliform bacteria. Special Services: Training provider and technical assistance. Custom EE Programs: Community education in Food Handling, Prevention of course development and delivery. One on one technical assistance. Job Hepatitis, Cholera, mosquito borne diseases, lead poisoning, etc.; Par- task analysis. ticipation in the Texas Small Towns Environmental Program (STEP) EE Programs: Water and wastewater, Asbestos, Lead, Hazardous Ma- community self help project; Community disaster recovery assistance; terials, Environmental Site Assessment, Underground Storage Tank, Participate in binational organizations to promote binational Environmental Compliance. health programs. TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS TEXAS DEPARTMENT OP OUSING AND NETWORK (TEAN) COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Sigrid Clift Border Field Representative: Jacqueline Garcia Phone: (512) 471-0320 Fax: (512) 471-0140 Phone: (956) 726-4521 Fax: (956) 718-8557 [email protected] [email protected] Economic Geology E0610 http://www.tdhca.state.bc.us University of Texas 1110 Victoria St. 109 Austin, TX 78712 Laredo, TX 78040 Type: Association of state agencies. Type: Governmental Service Area: Texas Service Area: Rural, state, regional, binational Audience: Teachers, educators, and general public across the state. Audience: Community participation, general public Program Themes: Environmental education awareness. Mission: To help Texans achieve an improved quality of life through the Materials Available: Eye on the Earth television series and TEAN Guide. development of better communities EE Programs: TEAN produces Eye on the Earth, a television series Program Themes: Environment, sustainable development, waste man- that is distributed by the Texas Education Agency over the T-Star satel- agement, water availability, water conservation water quality. lite network. TEAN also compiles and distributed an annual program Materials Available: Training. Workshops guide for educators and the general public. The TEAN Guide gives Infor- mation on environmental programs and educational activities.

TEXAS DEPARTMENT 011? TRANSPORTATION- ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS DIVISION Communications Section Director: Jean Beeman Phone: (512) 416-3171 Fax: (512) 416-2319 [email protected]

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TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION http: / /www.glo.state.tx.us ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TEEAC) 2145 EMS Lane TEEAC Chair: Leslie Du Bey Brownsville, TX 78521 Phone: (512) 463-9566 Fax: (512) 463-8057 Type: Governmental ipickhartmail.tea.state.tx.us Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational http://wmv.tea.state.lx.us Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, 1701 North Congress Avenue General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Austin, TX 78701 School, Teacher Training Type: Governmental Mission: Protect the Texas coast by preventing oil from washing up. Service Area: Statewide. Responding to spills, cleaning up, and educating the general public and Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, Middle School, industries on ways to prevent spills from occurring. Elementary School Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Industrial/Occupational Mission: To advise the commissioner of education regarding environ- Safety/Hygiene, Environment, Pollution Prevention mental education issues and to provide structure, guidelines, support Materials Available: Computer Software, E-mail, Newsletter, Training and coordination for the enhancement of environmental education pro- Workshops, Video, Website grams in Texas. Program Themes: Environmental education. Materials Available: Resource guide for teachers, teacher certificate. TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION Special Services: Annual training and affiliate sites program for provid- COMMISSION, AUSTIN ers of continuing education for teachers. TEEAC certificate for teachers Section Manager: Juanita Lopez who complete 45 hours at TEEAC affiliate sites. Phone: (512) 239-6139 ext 6165 Fax: (512) 239-6272 jlopez Otrircc.state.txus 12100 Park 35 Circle, Bldg. A MC 178 TEXAS FARM BUREAU Austin, TX 78753 (AG IN THE CLASSROOM) Type: Governmental Assoc. Director, Research, Education & Policy Dev.: Tad Duncan Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Phone: (254) 751-2608 Fax: (254) 751-8732 Audience: Adult/University, Teacher Training [email protected] Mission: Regulatory compliance support; certification of environmental http://www.bcfb.org professionals; education and training. 7420 Fishpond Rd. ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Water Avail- Waco, TX 76702 ability/Supply, Water Conservation, Water Quality Type: Nonprofit Materials Available: Books, Training Workshops Service Area: Rural, State, Urban Audience: General Public, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: Texas Farm Bureau's mission is to be the state's most effec- TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION tive membership organization committed to the advancement of COMMISSION, BORDER COLONIAS agriculture and prosperity for rural Texas; and, to provide our members Border Colonies Coordinator: Jane Scheidler with a wide range of involvement programs, cost-effective services, and Phone: (956) 425-6010 Fax: (956) 425-5059 an attractive benefit package. [email protected] ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Forestry, Soil http: / /www.tnrcc.state.tx.us Conservation, Ecology, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, 1804 Jefferson Avenue Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Wildlife Harlingen, TX 78550 Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Type: Governmental Video, Website Service Area: Statewide, with emphasis in the border area. Audience: Local government officials. Program Themes: Community improvement, water and wastewater, TEXAS FOREST SERVICE - URBAN FORESTRY drainage. Regional Urban Forester: Oscar S. Mestas Materials Available: STEP brochure in English and Spanish, commu- Phone: (915) 533-1884 Fax: (915) 533-6750 nity self-assessment packet, wet site. tfselpasswbell.net Special Services: One-on-one consulting with government officials, co- http://bcforestservice.tamu.edut ordination of resources. 2 Civic Center Plaza 6th Floor EE Programs: STEP program, self-help programs, referral to other re- El Paso, TX 79901 sources. Type: Governmental Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: To help build self-sustaining urban forestry and tree care programs in Texas communities. ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- ogy, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Energy Resources, Na- TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION ture Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, COMMISSION, EL PASO Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Regional Manager: Frank Espino Materials Available: Books, Computer Software, Teacher's Guide, E- Phone: (915) 778-9634 Fax: (915) 778-4576 mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, 7500 Viscount, Suite 147 Website El Paso , TX 79925 Type: Governmental Service Area: El Paso region. TEXAS GENERAL LAND OFFICE Audience: Organizations for environmental monitoring, citizens. Response Officer: Juan M. Salgado Mission: The mission of TNRCC is to protect Texas's human and natu-- Phone: (956) 504-1417ext 26 Fax: (956) 504-0123 ml resources. Its activities should focus on clean air, clean water, and juan.salgadoe glo.state.bc.us the safe management of waste, with an emphasis on pollution proven-

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tion. It is responsible for providing efficient, rapid and fair service to the http://www.tnrcc.state.tx.us/water/wu/swap people of Texas, with decisions based on common sense, scientific knowl- P.O. Box 13087 edge and economic responsibility. Austin, TX 78711 Program Themes: Compliance with environmental laws. Ensure that Type: Governmental. regulations are applied clearly and consistently. Encourage public par- Service Area: Statewide. ticipation in the decision making process. Audience: Public water supply systems, citizens. EE Programs: Monitoring air and water quality and waste management, Program Themes: Protection of public drinking water supply systems conducting inspections, responding-to-citizen-inquiries and complaints, (both-ground watemnd-surface water supplicW; citizen involvement. offering education and technical assistance and responding to emer- Materials Available: Site-specific citizen volunteer training; videos. gency spills. Special Services: Delineation of zones of contribution to public water supply wells and surface water intakes. Train citizen volunteers on how to protect local drinking water supplies. Supply site-specific report on TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION recommended best management practices to protect local supplies. COMMISSION, HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS Guidance in implementing protection measures. WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Project Coordinator: Ingrid Derlam McDonald Phone: (512) 239 -4747 Fax: (512) 239-3175 Inds rlam @tnrcc.state.tx.us http://www.tnrcc.state.bc.us/exec/oppr/hhw/hhw.html P.O. Box 13087, MC 113 Austin, TX 78711 Type: Governmental Service Area: Texas Audience: Citizens of Texas. r- Program Themes: To assist and regulate household hazardous waste collection programs. Materials Available: Household hazardous waste guidance document, TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, household hazardous waste bookmark for events, household hazard- AUSTIN ous waste brochure. Chief, Environmental Quality Branch: Bob Murphy Special Services: Assist entities in setting up household hazardous Phone: (512) 912-7157 Fax: (512) 389-4394 waste collection events. 4200 Smith School Rd. Austin, TX 78744 Type: Governmental Service Area: Statewide. TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION Program Themes: Environment, ecosystem, wildlife, plants, pollution. COMMISSION, LAREDO Materials Available: Scientific articles, presentations, technical reports, Complaince Assistance Specialist: Rolando Gallegos news releases. Phone: (956) 791-6611 ext 8457 Fax: (956) 791-6716 EE Programs: Investigating fish/wildlife kills, pollution incidents and con- [email protected] tamination impacts on fish and wildlife resources and their habitats. 1403 Seymour, Suites 2 & 3 Laredo, TX 78042 Type: Governmental Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, Audience: AduWUniversity, General Public EDINBURG Mission: This division helps customers prevent pollution, conserve re- Urban Wildlife Biologist Jesus Franco sources, and comply with regulations. Staff members work to educate Phone: (956) 383-8982 Fax: (956) 318-1993 customers in Texas and along both sides of the Texas section of the [email protected] U.S.-Mexico border through seminars, trade fairs, workshops, toll-free 410 N. 13th St. hot lines, and on-site technical assistance. The division also recognizes Edinburg, TX 78539 environmental achievements and inspires successes through voluntary Type: Governmental programs, awards, and special events.The division provides educational Service Area: Regional, Urban, Binational information and recycling and disposal opportunities for Texans; pro- Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, motes recycling and composting through recycling market development Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training and technical assistance; promotes regulatory flexibility; and adminis- Mission: To manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of ters the reporting requirements for the Toxics Release Inventory and the Texas for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. Waste Reduction Policy Act. Customers include small businesses, in- Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Ecology, dustrial facilities, local governments, federal and state facilities, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, agricultural producers, schools, colleges and universities, and individu- Plants, Environmental Education, Wildlife als. Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- ProgramThemes: Environmental Legislation, Desert Ecology, Soil Con- shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Website servation, Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Water Conservation, En- TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, vironment, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention STATE PROGRAMS Materials Available:Teacher's Guide, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Work- Education Services Coordinator: Nancy Herron shops, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website Phone: (512) 389-4362 Fax: (512) 389-8042 [email protected] http: / /www.tpwd.state.tx.us TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION 4200 Smith School Rd. COMMISSION, SOURCE WATER ASSESSMENT Austin, TX 78744 AND PROTECTION PROGRAM Type: Governmental Service Area: State, Binational Manager: Brad L. Cross Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, General Public, Phone: (512) 239-6020 Fax: (512) 239-6050 Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher bcross@ tnrcc.state.tx.us Training

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Mission:To manage and conserve the natural and cultural resources of School, Teacher Training Texas for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. Mission: The Texas State Aquarium's mission plays an important role ProgramThemes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- in a better future for the animals, plants, and people around the world. ogy, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Ecosystems, Water The Aquarium is dedicated to providing quality programs about aquatic Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Water Qual- animals and habitats of the Gulf of Mexico through education, conser- ity, Environmental Education, Wildlife vation, and rehabilitation. It is an undersea family adventure that keeps Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- the wonder alive! shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Earth Sci- ences, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Envi- ronment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: Teachers Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Video, Website

TEXAS STATE SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION BOARD TEXAS PTA ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE Director of Information/Education: Clyde Gottschalk President: Sylvia Ostos Phone: (254) 773-2250 Fax: (254) 773-3311 Phone: 1-800-TALK-PTA or (512) 476-8152 cjgotttsswcb.state.lx.us Fax: (972) 636-3098 P.O. Box 658 envkimaol.com Temple, TX 76503 http://www.bcpta.org or http://www.pta.org Type: Governmental 408 W. 11th Service Area: Rural, State, Urban Austin, TX 78701 Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Type: Nonprofit, educational. General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Service Area: Statewide. School, Teacher Training Audience: Parents, teachers, general public. Mission: It is the mission of the Texas State Soil and Water Conserva- Mission: To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, tion Board working in conjunction with local soil and water conservation community, and place of worship. To raise the standards of home life. To districts, to encourage the wise and productive use of the state's soil secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. and water resources by implementing the constitutional provisions and To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and state laws relating to the conservation and protection of our soil and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the education of children and related resources; and planning, implementing, and managing programs youth. To develop between educators and the general public such united and practices for abating agricultural and siMcultural nonpoint source efforts as will secure for all children and youth the highest advantages pollution so that all Texas's present and future needs for these for natu- in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. ral resources can be met in a manner that promotes a clean, healthy Materials Available: Texas Green PTA Almanac 1998 (also on the web), environment and strong economic growth. environmental resources available through National PTA website and Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management can be downloaded. Includes: Earth Week material, environmental is- - Conservation, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Earth Sciences, Ecology, sues booklets, links to other sites. Video resource library (small charge Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Con- for shipping). servation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Special Services: 800 number for members, 1-800-TALK-PTA, 1-800 - Pollution Prevention, Wildlife PTA -INFO (in-state only) (gives latest information). Members can request Materials Available: Books, Teachers Guide, Training Workshops, Tours, workshops, seminars at their local PTA in writing to Texas PTA. Video

TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION TEXAS WATCH Director, Alternative Fuels: Dan Kelly Program Coordinator: Eric Mendelman Phone: (512) 463-7110 Fax: (512) 463-7292 Phone: (512) 245-1346 Fax: (512) 245-2095 dan.kellyrrc.state.bc.us texas_watch @geo.swt.edu http://www.rrc.state.bc.us http : / /www.texaswatch.geo.swt.edu P.O. Box 12976 SWT Department of Geography Austin, TX 78711 601 University Dr. Type: Governmental San Marcos, TX 78666 Service Area: Statewide. Type: Volunteer environmental monitoring. Audience: Middle school science teachers. Service Area: Statewide. Mission: Promote alternative, environmentally beneficial fuels. Audience: General public. Program Themes: Way Cool Fuels. Mission: To facilitate communication and education about natural re- Materials Available: Curriculum for 6 - week segment on alternative source issues, to collect quality-assured volunteer data, and to resolve fuels, correlated to TEKS. conflict over environmental impacts through positive cooperation. Materials Available: A water quality monitoring kit is available to volunteers that have completed a monitoring plan and complete three phases TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM of training to become a Certified Water Quality Monitor. The test kit Director of Education: Tara Schultz measures physical and chemical parameters in water, including dis- Phone: (361) 881-1200 ext 1218 Fax: (361) 881-1257 solved oxygen, pH, conductivity, water clarity and temperature. Texas [email protected] Watch monitors sample water quality monthly at their site(s) for two http://www.texasstateaquarium.org years. The volunteer data can be used by the volunteer or a local orga- 2710 North Shoreline Blvd. nization, by Texas Watch or a Texas Watch partner, and by the TNRCC Corpus Christ, TX 78402 for regulatory purposes. Type: Nonprofit Special Services: Teachers that complete the three phases of training Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban to become a certified monitor can obtain professional development credits Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, recognized by the State Board of Education and by the Texas Environ- General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary mental Education Advisory Committee.

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EE Programs: In addition to support of volunteer monitoring, Texas Watch TEXAS WATER UTILITIES ASSOCIATION organizes statewide and regional meetings and workshops on an an- Executive Director: Dan Allen nual basis. Volunteers and the general public are invited to attend. The Phone: 1-888-FOR-TWUA, 512-459-3124 meeting agenda concentrates on water quality and volunteer monitor- Fax: 512-459-7124 ing issues, but a wide variety of topics are also offered about other twua@dbcitycom environmental and natural resource issues. http://www.twua.org 1106 Clayton Lane, Suite 101 East AustinrTX-787 TEXA WATER-DEY-ELOPMENT-BOARD Type: Nonprofit, for water and wastewater operators Administrator: Miguel A. Pavon Service Area: Statewide. Phone: (512) 463-8399 Fax: (512) 463-7274 Mission: To serve and to educate. mpavon @bic.state.tx.us Program Themes: Proudly celebrating Educational Excellence since http://www.bic.state.bc.us/bicmain.html 1918 1700 N. Congress Ave. R.B. 40, P.O. Box 13231 Materials Available: Spanish and English books for all water and waste- Austin, TX 78711 water education. Texas Water Utilities Journal with membership. Type: Governmental Special Services: 20-40 hour classes. Members Certification Programs. Service Area: Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational EE Programs: Check the website http://www.twua.org. Audience: Adult/University, High School, Middle School, Community Participation, Teacher Training Mission: 1.To make data and information related to the natural resources TEXAS - MEXICO BORDERLANDS and demographics of the border available in a timely and efficient man- INFORMATION CENTER ner to researchers, planners, and others with responsibilities for protecting Administrator: Miguel A. Pavon the environment, public health and well being of the border region. 2. To Phone: (512) 463-8399 Fax: (512) 463-7274 promote closer ties, communication, and data sharing among entities [email protected] with borderlands responsibilities and thereby reduce redundancy in data http://bvww.bic.state.bius/bicmain.html collection and project activities. 1700 N. Congress Ave. R.B. 40, P.O. Box 13231 Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Earth Sd- Austin, TX 78711 ences, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Environment, Environmental Type: Governmental Education Service Area: 100 km each side of the Texas-Mexico border. Materials Available: E-mail, Training Workshops, Website Audience: Researchers, planners, environmental workers, public health officials and others with responsibilities in the Texas/Mexico borderlands. Program Themes: The BIC has a great deal of data in-house including TEXAS WATER RESOURCES INSTITUTE maps, aerial photography and digital data files. We are also able to refer Director or Information Specialist Ric Jensen the data user to other sources and help locate the desired data sets in Phone: (409) 845-8571 Fax: (409) 845-8554 a timely and efficient manner. Although the BIC has considerable more [email protected] data for the Texas side than for the Mexican side of the border, our goal http://twri.tamu.edu is to provide equivalent data for both. YOu can help us in this effort by 301 Scoates Hall, Texas A & M University sharing with us through the BIC Metadata tool. College Station, TX 77843 Materials Available: Please check: http://www.bic.state.tx.us/datal Type: University research dataf.html. Service Area: Statewide. Special Services: Conferences, workshops, some custom mapping, Audience: People interested in water research news from Texas Uni- metadata training, referral center. versities. EE Programs: Programs under development include "The Three County Mission: TWRI is a unit of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Project' to generate 20+ layers of information for Cameron, Hidalgo, (TAES) and is based on the Texas A & M University campus in College and Starr counties to provide consistent information in an efficient man- Station. TWRI supports research in water resources and environmental ner to prepare environmental information documents. Another program issues In Texas. This includes alerting researchers to requests for pro- under development is the °Project Finder," which via interactive map- posals, providing information for the general public, and sponsoring ping over the web, will be able to do queries and to retrieve projects in workshops and meetings. TWRI also works to develop water resources the Texas/Mexico border area so that all state agencies and other projects research and outreach within TAES. Areas that are the focus of TWRI in the border area can know what each other is doing and work to- activities include agricultural issues, on-site wastewater (septic tanks), gather. water conservation and reuse, the water policy and natural resources economics. We also developed and maintain an email list server (electronic mail list) that discusses Texas water issues. It is called 'Texas THE NATURE CONSERVANCY OF TEXAS, INC. Water Talk" and can be subscribed to by emailing us at [email protected]. South Texas Land Steward: Lisa Williams Program Themes: Agriculture, irrigation, water quality, on-site water Phone: (956) 580-4241 Fax: (956) 580-4241 testing, water conservation. [email protected] Materials Available: Four quarterly newsletter series, technical reports, http://www.tnc.org publications list, institutional brochure, e-mail list servers for both water P.O. Box 6281 resources and on-site wastewater issues. McAllen, TX 78502 Special Services: Links to many other university research centers on Type: Nonprofit Texas, which focus on water resources. Service Area: Rural, Urban EE Programs: Ph.D. fellowships are provided to highly qualified gradu- Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, ate students who want to study water related issues at Texas A&M Community Participation, Elementary School University. Mission: The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to preserve the plants, animals and natural communities that represent the diversity of life on Earth by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Nature Aware- ness, Plants, Wildlife Materials Available: Tours, Website

Transboundary Resource Inventory Program (TRIP) Organizational Director: Elizabeth Ferguson Phone: (512) 936-0129 Fax: (512) 463-7274 [email protected]

Bonier Environmental Education Resource Guide 39 TExas -U http://www.bic.state.tx.us/trip U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, 1700 N. Congress REGION 6 Austin, TX 78701 Environmental Education Program Coordinator: Ed Curran Type: Consortium of federal, state, and local agencies, universities and Phone: (214) 662-2172 Fax: (214) 665-6118 NGOs. curran .ed @ epamail.epa.gov Service Area: US/Mexico border region. http://www.epa.gov/enviroed Audience: All parties interested in border natural resources. 1445 Ross Ave., Suite 1200 Mission: To have the shared natural resources of the United States/ Dallas, TX 75202 Mexico border region mapped, measured, and made available to inter- Type: Governmental ested information consumers. Service Area: Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas. Program Themes: Airsheds, aquifers, rivers, energy sources, soils, land Audience: Formal and non-formal environmental education providers. use, mineral reserves, flora and fauna, atmospheric conditions, and wild- Includes school systems; universities and colleges; NGOs; federal, state life corridors of the border region. and local organizations; business organizations; health organizations; Special Services: Support for mapping projects. Tribal Governments; citizens and media. Program Themes: To provide environmental educational resources; to partner with Region 6 environmental education stakeholders; to enhance U.S. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION environmental educational communication within Region 6; to strengthen US / Mexico Coordinator: Lorenzo Arriaga regional capacity for environmental education. Phone: (915) 534-6324 Fax: (915) 534-6299 Materials Available: Spanish and English written materials; Train-the- larriagauc.usbr.gov Trainer programs in water, pesticides, and pollution prevention; listing of 700 E. San Antonio St., Suite 318 valuable EE websites; various hands-on teaching tools; resource lend- El Paso, TX 79901 ing library; brochures; newsletters; provide speakers. Type: Governmental Special Services: Speakers with expertise on all environmental issues; Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Binational workshops; curriculum materials review; various grants. Audience: High School, General Public, Community Participation EE Programs: Region 6 State, Federal and EE Academia Roundtables. Mission: We will manage, develop and protect water and related re- These entities offer a very diverse EE network with a wide range of sources in an environmentally and economically sound manner in the resources. interest of the American public. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecol- ogy, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conserva- tion, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: Books, Computer Software, Teacher's Guide, E- mail, Newsletter, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website

U.S. DEPT OF ENERGY (CLEAN CITIES) Senior Energy Tech. Customer Specialist: Dan Deaton U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, Phone: (972) 491-7276 Fax: (972) 491-7292 REGION 6, US/MEXICO PROGRAM (6WQ-CO) dan_deaton@nrelgov Environmental Protection Specialist: Amadee Madril http://www.ccities.doe.gov Phone: (214) 665-2767 Fax: (214) 665-7373 7937 Cross Plains Dr. [email protected] Plano, TX 75025 http://www.epa.gov/enviroed Type: Governmental 1445 Ross Avenue, Suite 1200 Service Area: State Dallas, TX 75202 Audience: General Public Type: Governmental Mission: Promote Alternative Fuels. Service Area: The US/Mexico Border in Region 6 encompasses ap- Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Energy Resources proximately 1300 miles covering two US states (Texas and New Mexico) Materials Available: Newsletter, Website and four Mexico states (Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon and Tamaulilpas). Audience: Formal and non-formal education. Includes academia, NGOs, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, federal state and local organizations, citizens and media. EL PASO BORDER OFFICE Mission: To establish an effective binational network of EE proficers to Border Outreach Coordinator: Allyson Siwik work jointly to identify environmental education needs and to develop Phone: (915) 533-7273 Fax: (915) 533-2327 an ongoing, comprehensive, binational EE program for the border re- [email protected] gion. http://www.epa.gov/usmexicoborder Program Themes: Identify priority environmental issues and related 4050 Rio Bravo Suite 100 environmental literacy needs within a community. Look at what they El Paso, TX 79902 need to improve environmental education. Elaborate/plan strategies, Type: Governmental programs or projects to meet those needs. Form support networks to Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational help them implement those strategies, programs or projects. Create Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, support to will help monitor program progress, evaluate the impact and Community Participation, Elementary School make the proper adjustments thus sustaining the program into the fu- Mission: El Paso Border Office facilitates access to environmental in- ture. formation in border communities in New Mexico and Texas. Provides Materials Available: Available in Spanish and English: Train-the-Trainer information on Border XXI program and solicits feedback on how pro- programs in water, pesticides and pollution prevention; listing of valu- gram is addressing communities' environmental needs. able EE web-sites; various hands-on teaching tools, resource lending ProgramThemes: Environmental Legislation, Sustainable Development, library; brochures; newsletters. Waste Management - Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Re- Special Services: Speakers with expertise on all environmental issues; sources, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental workshops; curriculum materials review; various grants. Education, Pollution Prevention EE Programs: Region 6 has a EE workgroup -- State, Federal EE Materials Available: Books, Computer Software, Teachers Guide, E- Roundtable - Academia Roundtable. These entities offer a very diverse mail, Newsletter, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website EE network with a multitude of resources.

40 46 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide TEXAS- UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN convening of cultures and respect for the environment. Public Information Geologist: Sigrid Clift Program Themes: Nature Awareness, Environmental Education Phone: (512) 471-0320 Fax: (512) 471-0140 Materials Avallable:Teachers Guide, E-mail, Training Workshops, Tours, [email protected] Website http://www.utexas.edu/research/beg/ 10000 Burnet Rd, Building 130 Austin, TX 78713 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE, Type: Educational Institution LAGUNA MADRE LEA NINGICENTE Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban Fietd-GUidetaus Walker Audlence:_High-SottoolT-General-Public71VfideiliSchool, Community Phone: (956) 943-0051 Fax: (956) 943-0049 Participation,Elementary School, Teacher Training 2 Wallace Reed Road Mission: The organizational mission of the Bureau of Economic Geol- South Padre,'TX 78597 ogy is to undertake fundamental and applied earth science research in Type: Educational institution energy and environmental resources important to Texas, the nation, and Service Area: Lower Laguna Madre, ,eastern Cameron County to the the world and to widely disseminate approaches and results of our in- Mouth of the Rio Grande. vestigations. Audience: University students and community. Program Themes: Earth Sciences, Energy Resources, Environmental ProgramThemes: Understand the lower Rio and Tamaulipan Biotic Prov- Education ince. Material's Available: E-mail, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bu- Special Services: Specialty in field work. Guide. reau, Website UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE. Program Coordinator: Veronica Corella-Barud Professor of Biology: Genaro Lopez, Ph.D. Phone: (915) 747-8852 ext 8852 Fax: (915) 747-8852 Phone: (956) 544-8905 Fax: (956)983-7115 vcorella @ miners.utep.edu [email protected] http://www.cerm.utep.edu 86 Fort Brown 500 W. University, CERM, Burgess Hall Room 209 Brownsville, TX 78520 El Paso; TX 79968 Type: Educational Institution Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Rural, Regional, Binational Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Community Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Participation, Teacher Training Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Program Themes: Earth Sciences, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Re- Mission: To address the energy/environmental problems that threaten sources, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, the health, safety, well being, and economic development of the south- Environmental Education, Wildlife west border region of the United States. Materials Available: E-mail, Training Workshops, and Tours Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management - Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecosystems, Water Avail- ability/Supply, Energy Resources, Water Conservation, Environment, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE Water Quality, Environmental Education Associate Professor: Bill Berg Materials Available: Books, Teachers Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- Phone: (956) 574-6652 Fax: (956) 574-6642 shops, Tours, Video, Website [email protected] 80 Fort Brown Brownsville, TX 78520 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO, Type: Educational Institution DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School, Elementary Lecturer: Sue Watts School Phone: (915) 747-6851 Fax: (915) 747-5808 Mission: Education.The mission of the Universtiy of Texas At Brownsville swatts @utep.edu and Texas Southmost College is to provide accessible, affordable, 500 West University postsecondary education of high quality, to conduct research which El Paso, TX 79968 expands knowledge and to present programs of continuing education, Type: Educational Institution public service, and cultural values to meet the needs of the community. Service Area: Regional, Urban Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Water Availability/Sup- Audience: Adult/University, General Public ply, Water Quality, Pollution Prevention Mission: Conducting survey of riparian areas along the Rio Grande Materials Available: Training Workshops, Website from Elephant Butte Dam to Ft. Quitman, TX. Program Themes: Ecology, Ecosystems UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE, SCHOOL OF E UCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC EDUCATION. HEALTH Assistant Professor, Secondary and Science Education: Dr. Ray Ramirez Professor: Jimmy L. Perkins Phone: (956) 982-0201 Fax: (956)982-0293 Phone: (210) 567-5930 Fax: (210) 567-5942 reyr@ utb1.utb.edu [email protected] http://unix.utb.edu/-rrarnirez/ 7703 Floyd Curl Dr. 80 Fort Brown San Antonio, TX 78284 Brownsville, TX 78520 Type: Governmental Type: Educational Institution Service Area: State Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Urban, Binational Audience: Adult/University, General Public Audience: Adult/University, High School, Middle School, Elementary Mission: Mission is to improve and sustain the health of people by pro- School, Teacher Training viding the highest quality graduate education, research, and service for Mission: UTB/TSC is committed to excellence. It is dedicated to stew- Texas, the nation and internationally. Thus through service we provide ardship, service, openness, accessibility, efficiency, and citizenship. UTB/ information to the public through various media outlets. TSC is committed to students, participatory governance, liberal educa- Program Themes: Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Environment tion, the expansion of the application of knowledge, human dignity, the

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 4 7 BEST COPYAVAILABLE 41 TEXAS-UrW USDA-NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION WHY WASTEWATER?, INC. SERVICE Sammy Gabriel Resource Team Leader: Flavio Garza, Jr. Phone: (915) 581-6602 Fax: (915) 581-8034 Phone: (956) 723-6643 Fax: (956) 723-3508 [email protected] [email protected] 3350 Doniphan Dr. 7209 E Sanders Suite 7 El Paso, TX 79922 Laredo, TX 78043 Type: Maquiladora Marketing Type: Governmental Service Area: El Paso and Cd. Juarez Service Area: Rural, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: Manufacturing organizations Audience: Adult University High School, General Public, Middle School, Mission: Hazardous waste management Elementary School, Teacher Training ProgramThemes: Concentrating on returning waste from maquiladora Mission:To provide leadership and guidance to help people conserve, industry to the U.S., working with Clean El Paso, in search for the recy- improve and sustain our resources and environment cling of most of the residues, and working with the Air Quality Task Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Soil Con- Force. servation, Earth Sciences, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Materials Available: Technical reports, directory of recycling locations. Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours

VALLEY LAND FUND Director of Program: Colleen Hook Phone: (956)971-8550 Fax: (956)971-8565 valleylf @aol.com http://www.valleylandfund.com WILDERNESS PARK MUSEUM P.O. Box 6618 Director: Marc Thompson McAllen, TX 78502 Phone: (915) 755-4332 Fax: (915) 759-6824 Type: Land Trust (nonprofit organization) 4301 Transmountain Road Service Area: Rio Grande Valley. El Paso, TX 79924 Mission: The Valley Land Fund is dedicated to preserving the remain- Type: Nonprofit ing 3 to 5 percent of the natural habitat of the Lower Rio Grande Valley Service Area: El Paso County, Cd. Juarez, West Texas, Southern New of Texas and the protection of the native plants and wildlife as a heritage Mexico. for this and future generations. Audience: Kindergarten-Adults Program Themes: Land protection programs, wildlife photo contest- ProgramThemes:The inter-relationship between humans in the El Paso 4th grade. Nature photo contest, educational photo books, traveling area and the Chihuahuan Desert. wildlife photo exhibit. Materials Available: Museum guide, trail guide for plants (trail is one Materials Available: Traveling wildlife photo exhibit, photo books for mile long), dioramas (5), exhibits of artifacts and realms, changing ex- sale. hibits, etc. Special Services: Tour guides are available for group tours by reservation. A video and book for children may be loaned out. VALLEY PROUD ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL Executive Director: Elaine Lockhart Phone: (956) 412-8004 Fax: (956) 412-8008 vpec @hiline.net http://www.valleyproud.org 513 E. Jackson #304 Harlingen, TX 78550 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: The mission of VPEC is to pressure the natural beauty and environment of the lower Rio Grande valley of Texas and Mexico by forging partnerships between grassroots volunteer organizations and the public and private sectors to improve the quality of life, to enhance economic development and tourism, and to conserve public and natural resources through education and public awareness activities, including those that encourage reforestation, proper solid waste management, and responsible behavior by all those who live and visit here." That goal is being accomplished with incredible results. Thirty-three valley communities and four counties are members of Valley Proud. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Forestry, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Water Con- servation, Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau, Website

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society in general, in order to contribute to scientific research, AQUAXXI,A.C. economic development, and social awareness. Coordinadora General: Claudia J. Laffont Castandin Program Themes: Teaching staff, research, and technological Phone: (1) 612-5179 Fax: (1) 612-1661 development. [email protected] Materials Available: Check website. Ave. 16 de septiembre No 107, Edificio Tomas Fernandez, Despacho 208, 2do Piso Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Type: Governmental COMISION DE COOPERACION ECOLOGICA Service Area: Cd. Juarez FRONTERIZA (COCEF) Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University,High_School, Governmental-Relations: Gonzalo Bravo Generai-KblidAtiddle-School, Community Participation, Elementary Phone: (1) 625-9160 Fax: (1) 625-6999 SChool, Teacher Training [email protected] Mission: To promote water conservation and water cultural aware- http: / /www.cocef.org ness to achieve sustainable development in the region. Blvd. Tomas Fernandez 8069, Fracc. Los Parquez Program Themes: Ecology, Environment, Environmental Education, Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32470 Pollution Prevention Type: Governmental Materials Available: Teachers Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- Service Area: Regional, Municipal, Urban, Binational shops, Speakers Bureau Audience: General Public Mission: As a binational team, COCEF identifies, supports, evaluates, and certifies infrastructure projects to improve the quality ASOCIACION DE ENERG1A SOLAR DE CIUDAD of life for residents in border communities, through an open public process in the present and in the future. JUAREZ Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Desert Ecology, Director: Arq. Cosme Fabian Espinoza Gonzalez Sustainable Development, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosys- Phone: (1) 611-1975, 624-2884 Fax: (1) 611-1975, 616-0447 tems, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, cosmosf @compaq.net.mx Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Simona Barba #5110 Local 15, Centro Comercial Celv. Materials Available: Newsletter, Speakers Bureau, Website Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Rural, Regiorial, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE LIMITES School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher AGUAS (CILA) CD. JUAREZ Training Project Coordinator: Ramiro Lujdn Mission: Promote interest in the use of alternative energy; support Phone: (1) 613-9942, 613-7363, 613-9916, 613-9935 Fax: (1) 613- and develop architectonic, bioclimatic, and geobiological projects; and 9943 in general, spread an awareness of living in harmony with the desert rlujanecilamexeua.gob.mx environment, taking care of it and using its natural resources in a Ave. Universidad 2180, Zona del Chamizal noble way. Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32320 Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Ecosystems, Energy Resources, Type: Governmental Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Service Area: Binational Materials Available: Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau Audience: Community Participation Mission: Maintain and preserve at all times Mexico's interests and sovereignty with regard to the waters shared with the US and CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS TECNOLOGICOS guarantee the preservation of international boundaries according to the signed treaties. INDUSTRIAL Y DE SERVICIOS (CETIS) #98 Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Sustainable Develop- Professor: Humberto Lujdn Alvarez ment, Waste Management - Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, Phone: (1) 453-0452 Fax: (1) 453-1902 Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Pollution Prevention Fronteriza y 3a. No. 100 Col. Rfo Materials Available: Newsletter, Speakers Bureau Ojinaga, Chihuahua 32881 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, General Public, COMISION NACIONAL DELAGUA, CD.JUAREZ Middle School, Elementary School Chief Engineer: lng. Julio Munoz Quiroz Mission: Train technical professionals who will contribute to the Phone: (1) 613-6922 Fax: (1) 613-6922 development of the productive sector of goods and services in the Calzada del Rio 9505, Fracc. Campestre Arboledas country. Provide education and service to the community. Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32409 Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Ecology, Ecosystems, Water Type: Governmental Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Service Area: Juarez Valley Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Audience: Irrigation users in the Juarez Valley. Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Video Mission: To make irrigation convenient and accessible to the user, as well as to conserve and maintain the agricultural irrigationinfrastruc- ture. Program Themes: Operation, administration, and conservation. CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION EN MATERIALES Materials Available: Monthly newsletters, "Vertientes" and "Reflejos." AVANZADOS, S.C. (CIMAV) Special Services: Emergency drought programs. Dr. David Rios Jara EE Programs: Information spots on TV and radio. Phone: (1) 439-1129, 439-1111 Fax: (1) 439-1112 [email protected] http://www.cimay.edu.mx Miguel de Cervantes 120, Complejo Industrial Chihuahua Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31109 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Mexico Mission: Promote basic and applied research, technological services and the development of human resources in science and the environment to address the productive and educational sector, and

43 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 49 CHIHUAHUA-CID COMISION NACIONAL DELAGUA, GERENCIA ESTATAL DE CHIHUAHUA concerning environmental and industrial safety issues. Program Themes: Development of procedures with theDepartment Phone: (1) 413-6215 Fax: (1) 414-2811 of Environment, Natural Resources, and Fishing, andthe Department [email protected] of Labor. Minimize hazardous waste. Ave. Universidad No. 3300, ter Piso, Despacho 102, Col.Magisterial Materials Available: General law promoting ecologicalbalance, Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31310 Ecological Gazette publications, and publicationson environmental Type: Governmental engineering and environmental sciences. Service Area: Rural, State, Municipal, Urban Special Services: Remediation of contaminated soils. Audience: Pre- School/Early Childhood, High School,General Public, EE Programs: Professional development relatedto management, Middle School, Community Participation, ElementarySchool use, and storage of hazardous waste. Mission: Administer and regulate national waters accordingto the law. Develop a hydraulic infrastructure in the countryand see to the appropriate distribution of national waters to their varioususes,; meaning that its use is efficient and equitable, with the goal DESARROLLO JUVENIL DEL NORTE A.C. of Coordinadora del Programa: Manuela Holguin Vasquez providing for the social, economic, and ecological needs of present Phone: (1) 615-0592 Fax: (1) 615-0592 and future generations, and contributing to the bettercare of water sales_cjz quality and quantity. infosel.com.mx Ignacio de Ia Pena #650 Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, ResourceManagement Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 - Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Ecosystems, Type: Nonprofit Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, WaterConservation, Service Area: Urban, Binational Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education,Pollution Prevention Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, High School,General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School Materials Available: Books, Teacher's Guide, E-mail,Newsletter, Mission: Offer an integral education to the children,adolescents, and Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video,Website youth in Ciudad Juarez that is preventative and informal,so that they become responsible citizens who are committed to theircommunity. -Program Themes: Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene,Waste COMITE DE ECOLOGIADE OJINAGA Management - Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conserva- President Miguel Rodriguez Ramirez tion, Environment, Water Quality, EnvironmentalEducation Phone: (1) 453-0950 Materials Available: Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau Blvd. Oscar Flores #701 Col. ConstituciOn Ojinaga, Chihuahua 32881 Type: Nonprofit DESARROLLO URBANO Y ECOLOGIA DE LA Service Area: Municipal, Urban CIUDAD DE OJINAGA Audience: High School, General Public, Middle School,Elementary School Phone: (1) 453-0726 Fax: (1) 453-0075 A.C. Madero 1718 Mission: Facilitate solutions, for local organizations andeducational institutions, to environmentally related problems. Ojinaga, Chihuahua 32880 Type: Governmental Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Industrial/OccupationalSafety/ Hygiene, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Ecosystems, Service Area: Municipal Water Audience: General Public Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, EnvironmentalEducation Mission: Raise awareness, inform, and educate about Materials Available: Newsletter, Tours, Speakers Bureau,Video aerosol, detergents, addictive vices that threaten human health (suchas drugs and alcohol), and other topics. CONALEP, CD. JUAREZ Program Themes: Resource Management- Conservation, Soil Marina Mendoza Patino Conservation, Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Waste Management - Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Phone: (1) 627-0659 Fax: (1) 627-0659 Aware- ness, Water Conservation, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Sigma y Omega sin Fracc. Magnaplex Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32419 Materials Available: Newsletter, Speakers Bureau Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Urban Audience: High School, General Public, Teacher Training Mission: We are a national school system dedicatedto teaching professional technical education and work training withan integral focus on human development. Our connections with theproductive sector and community allow us to offer pertinent servicesthat contribute to national development. Program Themes: Ecology, Waste Management- Recycling,Water. Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental

Education, Pollution Prevention .. Materials Available: Computer Software, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau, Video DIRECCION GENERAL DE ECOLOGIAY PROTECCION CIVIL DEL MUNICIPIODE CD. JUAREZ CONSULTORES DE SEGURIDAD INDUSTRIAL Director: Biol. Alma Leticia Figueroa Jim6nez Y Phone: (1) 629-8800 ext 2402 Fax: (1) 629-8800 MEDIO AMBIENTE (COSIME) [email protected] General Manager: Quim. Ra6I de Ia Fuente Alarcon Calle Francisco Villa No. 950 Norte Phone: (1) 616-9018 Fax: (1) 616-9018 Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 cosimeintelexis.com Type: Governmental Ave. Malecon 2755, Local 104 Service Area: Cd. Juarez. Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Type: Business Audience: General public. Mission: To transform Ciudad Juarez into Service Area: Mexico, Cd. Juarez a well planned city that will be the pride of all its residents. The creation of three Audience: Maqulladora industry. new departments will be necessary: Vehicle emissions control, air quality,and ecologi- Mission: Assist our clients in complying with regulatorystandards cal planning. Provide a mechanism for reportingenvironmentally

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related complaints. ESCUELA PREPARATORIA ESTATAL POR Materials Available: Program on Air Quality Managementin Ciudad COOPERACION 8404 "PRAXEDIS G. Juarez for 98-00. "RKST Magazine No. 1 Air Pollution,geared for GUERRERO" children, "RKST Magazine No. 2 Components on EmissionControl Subdirector: Prof-. Pablo Guzman Garcia System for Automobiles, geared for young adult readers.DUNAS, an Hidalgo y Acosta Ramirez s/n educational ecological bulletin published twice a year thatprovides Chihuahua, Chihuahua 32000 current, descriptive, environmental topics from the EcologyOffice. Type: Educational Institution EE Programs: Free diagnostic vehicle emission control test tobe Audience: Juarez Valley provided in shopping centers. Training on water airand_solLcontamk___Mr_Mission: Educate and create environmental awareness. natiort-EcologIcarctrawing contest. Program Themes: Water conservation, Care of the Rio Bravo. EE Programs: Presentations on water topics for elementaryand secondary schoot oo s. ECOLOGfA DEL TERCER MILENIO, A.C. President: Trinidad Acevedo Paredes Phone: (1) 421-5924 Fax: (1) 421-5924 [email protected] Calle Gonzalez Ortega #4311. Col. Granjas Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31160 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Chihuahua Mission: Promote, protect, and preserve the health of all livingthings. Promote at all times the practice of sustainable development with regard to natural resources, through the diverse groups thathave an ESCUELA PREPARATORIA FEDERAL POR impact on the public awareness of ecosystem protection and COOPERACION EMS - 2/47 ALTAVISTA DE conservation. Work jointly with the community to develop strategiesto JUAREZ improve quality of life. and Directors de la Preparatoria: Armida Elia Valverde Cabral Program Themes: Clean-up campaigns, reforestation, education Phone: (1) 614-1480 Fax: (1) 614-1480 awareness campaigns within elementary andsecondary schools, meetings and conferences with some colonia sectors. Express the [email protected] Nuevo Boulevard Fronterizo s/n, Colonia Altavista communities main concerns to the Municipal Ecology Committee and Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 State Committee of Soil Restoration and Conservation. Materials Available: Brochures, pamphlets, and occasional dissemina- Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Urban, Binational tion of information through local newspaper, radio, and N. Audience: High School EE Programs: Consulting services to manage and help implement for Mission: Higher education environmental laws in the state of Chihuahua. Provide information Program Themes: Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, recycling garbage as well as alternatives that will help prevent more Water Quality garbage production, and work with community business to help Materials Available: Books, Training Workshops, Video implement a campaign to not use plastic packaging for products.

ESCUELA SECUNDARIA FEDERAL NO. 4 EDICIONES GUILEBCA Director: Juan Lorenzana Director: Profa. Ma. del Carmen Aguirre de Acosta Phone: (1) 610-3003 Fax: (1) 610-3003 Phone: (1) 625-5963 Fax: (1) 625-5963 Ayuntamiento y Acapulco s/n [email protected] Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Parque de los Ensue? los #8140 Fracc. Los Parques Type: Educational Institution Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32400 Service Area: Regional Type: Business Audience: Middle School Service Area: Binational Mission: Create an awareness within the school communityand the Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University, High School, local population about water conservation and the environment. General Public, Middle School, Elementary School Program Themes: Water Conservation, Plants, Environmental . Mission: Make serious education into a fun learning game. Education Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Sustain- Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops,Speakers able Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Bureau Conservation, Environment, Water Quality Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: Newsletter FEDERACION MEXICANA DE ASOCIACIONES PRIVADAS DE SALUD Y DESARROLLO COMUNITARIO A.C. (FEMAP) ESCUELA IGNACIO ZARAGOZA President Dr. Enrique Suarez Armando Villasana Moran Phone: (1) 616-1396, 616-0833 Fax: (1) 616-6535 Calle Internacional 148 [email protected] Palomas, Chihuahua 31830 http://vAvw.fernap.org.mx Paso, TX Type: Educational Institution Ave. Plutarco Elias Calles # 744 N. (P.O. Box 9737, El Service Area: Border area between Columbus, NM and Pa tomes, 79987) Chihuahua. Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32310 Mission: Preserve our aquifers by developing awareness and Type: Nonprofit promoting water conservation. Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Program Themes: Community development. Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, General Public, Community Special Services: Experience in the organization of festivals that Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training promote water conservation. Mission: Help raise the quality of life of the low-income population. Program Themes: Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene,Sustain- able Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling,Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality

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Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention imip @infolnk.net Materials Available: Books, Teachers Guide, Newsletter,Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau, Video Benjamin Franklin #4145 y Estocolmo No. 4158 Circuito PRONAF Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32310 Type: Public agency Service Area: Cd. Juarez Audience: Municipal, federal, and state government, nonprofit 41111MW, organizations, and general public Mission: Provide the urban plans and projects that Cd. Juarezneeds for its sustainable development and the strengthening ofits identity, with a scientific foundation and citizen participation. Program Themes: Urban development, planning and design, housing, highway administration, geographic informationsystems, urban infrastructure and equipment, economy and urbansociology, FM GLOBO 98.3 environment, and economic growth. Operations Director: Uc. Ricardo Alcantara Materials Available: A variety of plans focusedon Ecological Phone: (1) 618-6505 Fax: (1) 618-6505 Integration, Transportation, Statistical Records from INEGI,cartogra- [email protected] phy prints, and videos. http://www.fmglobo.com.mx EE Programs: All projects sponsored by IMIP provideecological Ave. Ejercito Nacional 7695, Edificio A, locales 3 y 4, Fracc. del information to attain a sense of environmental balanceon urban Marquez development. One of IMIP objectives is to reconcile Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32530 preservation of the environment and the availability of naturalresources with urban Type: Nonprofit development. Service Area: Municipal, Urban Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Adult/University,High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation,Elementary School INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE INVESTIGACIONES Mission: Provide entertainment, information, and cultureto the FORESTALES AGRICOLAS Y PECUARIAS Investigator: Dr. Uriel Figueroa Viramontes greatest number of radio listeners, through personalizedand positive Phone: (1) 653-0100 Fax: (1) 653-0100 communication that will allow us to be an integral part ofour community by satisfying their expectations. urielinfolnk.net Program Themes: Desert Ecology Ecology, Waste Management Carretera Juarez-Porvenir Km.62 - Praxedis G. Gro., Chihuahua 32780 Recycling, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants,Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Type: Governmental Materials Available: Tours Service Area: Rural Audience: General Public Mission: Develop research that will lead to the resolution ofproblems in agriculture and fishery. HERMANOS Y AMIGOS DEFENSORES DELAGUA (HADA) Program Themes: Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Waste Management - Recycling, Water Conservation, WaterQuality Armando Villasana Moran Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Phone: (1) 666-0229 Fax: (1) 666-0280 Materials Available: Newsletter, Speakers Bureau Avenida Cuauhtemoc 385 Palomas, Chihuahua 31830 Type: Educational Institution INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS Service Area: Urban, Binational SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY, Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, GeneralPublic, Middle School, Elementary School CAMPUS CD. JUAREZ. Mission: Through our students, raise awareness in adultsabout the General Director: Jose Peralta importance of using our aquifers wisely. Phone: (1) 629-9100; 629-9100 ext. 2557 Fax: (1) 629-9101 Program Themes: Desert Ecology Water Conservation,Water [email protected] Quality Ave. Tomas Fernandez Campos #8945, Parque IndustrialBermOdez Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32320 Type: Educational institution INFOMEXUS Service Area: Urban Director: Ma. Eugenia Pana Audience: AduWUniversity, Teacher Training Phone: (1) 611-0577 Fax: (1) 616-6535 Mission: Develop people committed to the positive social,economic, infomexus @ infolnk. net and political development of their communities, whoare competitive http: / /irdomexus.org.mx internationally in their specialization. Our mission includesrelevant Plutarco Elias Calles 744 Me., Col. Progresista Investigation and extension for the country's sustainabledevelopment Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32310 Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Ecology,Ecosystems, Type: Nonprofit Energy Resources, Water Conservation, Environment, WaterQuality, Service Area: Regional, Municipal, Binational Environmental Education Materials Available: Books, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video Audience: Adult University, General Public, CommunityParticipation Mission: Promote a better regional understanding throughthe compilation, analysis, and use of sociodemographic,economic, cultural, health, and environmental informationon the US-Mexico JUNTA MUNICIPAL DE AGUA Y SANEAMIENTO border, in order to facilitate society's active participation. DE JUAREZ Program Themes: Environment Humberto Uranga Materials Available: Books, Website Phone: (1) 686-0045 Fax: (1) 686-0014 [email protected] http://wfvAtjmas.org.mx INSTITUTO MUNICIPAL DE INVESTIGACIONY Pedro N. Garcia 2231 PLANEACION Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32030 Type: Governmental Information Coordinator: Uc. Jose M. Fernandez Sigala Service Area: Cd. Juarez Phone: (1) 613-6520, 613-6530, 813-6546 Fax: (1)611-1270 Audience: Service users, preschool, elementary, high school

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Mission: Guarantee the supply, quality, and wise use of drinking PROGRAMA COMPAREROS, A.C. water through the use of appropriate technology and trained person- Social Worker: Maria Elena Ramos Rodriguez nel. Phone: (1) 611-3792 Fax: (1) 613-0257 Program Themes: Water availability, water conservation, water quality [email protected] Materials Available: Teacher's guide on water, reading materials and Ave. de la Raza #2643 Fracc. Silvios coloring books for elementary school children, tours, conferences. Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32330 EE Programs: Ecology Days in schools and Summer Environmental Type: Nonprofit Camps. Service litirban, Binational Audience: Community Participation Mission: Take part in the movement toward a more equitable society OFICINA ESTATAL ECOLOGICA DE CHIHUAHUA that responds to the vulnerable population that is affected by HIV/ AIDS and drug addiction, promoting the participation of all social - Celene Moncayo Phone: (1) 410-6440 Fax: (1) 415-4937 actors, from the group to the individual. Program Themes: Waste Management - Recycling, Water Conserva- [email protected] Allende 1222, 2do. Piso, Col. Centro. tion, Water Quality, Pollution Prevention Chihuahua, Chihuahua 32000 Materials Available: Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau Type: Governmental Service Area: populated regions along Rio Conchos Program Themes: Rio Conchos research PROMOCI6N SOCIAL KOLPING A.C. Language and Literature Professor: Carlos U. Vazquez Rios Phone: (1) 630-1132 Fax: (1) 630-1133 ORGANIZACION POPULAR INDEPENDIENTE Covarrubias 4029 Director: Patricia Monreal Molina Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32220 Phone: (1) 612-5730 Fax: (1) 612-5730 Type: Nonprofit [email protected] Service Area: Regional, Municipal, Urban Fray Garcia de Fco #1167 Audience: General Public, Community Participation Mission: Foster integral personal development, especially in those Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Type: Nonprofit people with few options socially and economically. Promote commu- Service Area: Urban nity groups through an educational process and reaching people. Audience: General Public, Community Participation, Teacher Training Program Themes: Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Ecology, Mission: Strengthen citizen empowerment through well-informed self- Waste Management - Recycling, Environment, Environmental management. Education, Pollution Prevention Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Training Workshops, Tours, Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Speakers Bureau Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Training Workshops, Video PROYECTO DEL RIO Director in Mexico: Alma R. Galvan Phone: (1) 612-1661 Fax: (1) 612-1661 PREPARATORIA CETCJ [email protected] Environmental Engineer: Marcos Juarez Ave. 16 de Septiembre, No 106, Despacho 212 Phone: (1) 612-7057 Fax: (1) 610-1107 Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Calle Ubertad No. 2102 Col. Chevefia Type: Nonprofit Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32060 Service Area: Rural, Urban, Binational Type: Educational Institution Audience: High School, Middle School, Community Participation, Service Area: Urban Teacher Training Audience: High School Mission: To develop skills and critical thinking abilities in students, Mission: Provide a technical degree in administration. necessary to become active and effective members in health and Program Themes: Environment, Environmental Education environmental protection in their communities. '- Materials Available: Books, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Manage- ment - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Water . Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education, PROCURADURIA FEDERAL DE PROTECCI6N AL Pollution Prevention, Wildlife AMBIENTE (PROFEPA), CHIHUAHUA Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Training Workshops, Tours, Chemist: Maria del Pilar Leal Hernandez Speakers Bureau, Video, Website Phone: (1) 611-0166 Fax: (1) 611-0220 [email protected] http://www.profepa.gob.mx SECRETARIA DE DESARROLLO URBANO Y Calle Thomas Alba Edison 1510 Norte, Esquina Malecon, Colonia Hidalgo ECOLOGIA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32300 CHIHUAHUA Type: Governmental Antonio Cervantes Gurrola Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Phone: (1) 410-6440 Mission: Protect the environment. sgduecoa buzon.chihuahua.gob.mx Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Soil Conservation, Calle Aldama y 15. Eje Juan Gabriel y Aserraderos, Edificio Waste Management - Recycling, Water Conservation, Environment, Administrative Pollution Prevention Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Type: Governmental Service Area: Municipalities of Juarez, Villahumada, and Valle de Juarez Mission: To protect and comply with state legislation on environmental issues Program Themes: Environmental protection Materials Available: Eco-newsletters and ecological publications

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 53 BEST COPY AVAILABLE 47 CHIHUAHUA-S/U Special Services: Environmental legislation, environmental impact UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIHUAHUA monitoring Professor: Dr. Adolfo Chavez Rodriguez Phone: (1) 414-6063, 413-7766 Fax: (1) 413-5055 [email protected] SERVICIOS PUBLICOS MUNICIPALES http://www.uach.mx Public Services: Laura Murga Universidad Aut6noma de Chihuahua, A.P. #1528-C Phone: (1) 613-6363 ext 228 Fax: (1) 616-2165 Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31160 [email protected] Type: Educational Institution Universidad #2190 Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Audience: Adult/University, Teacher Training Type: Governmental Mission: Teaching, investigation, and culture dissemination. Service Area: Municipal Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Earth Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, General Public, Middle Sciences, Waste Management - Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, School, Community Participation, Elementary School Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Mission: Make our city a clean, organized, and safe place, provide Education, Pollution Prevention efficient public services, and involve the community. Materials Available: Books, Computer Software, E-mail, Newsletter, Program Themes: Environment, Pollution Prevention Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website Materials Available: Tours, Video UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIHUAHUA SIERRA MADRE ALLIANCE PROGRAM Professor: Concepci6n Lujan Alvarez Director: Randall Gingrich Phone: (1) 472-7697 Fax: (1) 472-1967 Phone: (1) 415-5912 clujan @smart.net.mx [email protected] Privada de Avenida Quinta Sur #1102 http://www.sierrarnadrealliance.org Delicias, Chihuahua 33000 DivisiOn del Norte 2300, Suite 119, Col. Altavista Type: Educational Institution Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31320 Service Area: Rural, State, Urban Type: Nonprofit Audience: Adult/University Service Area: Western Sierra Madre of Mexico Mission: A leading educational institution that produces professionals Audience: Local indigenous populations, non governmental support with high technical, scientific, moral, and service-oriented standards, groups, international action networks, funding entities, governmental who aid society by finding solutions to the potential socioeconomic agencies and ecologic problems of future development. The University Mission: Preserve the biological and cultural heritage of the northern maintains close connections with society and its environment so that portion of the Western Sierra Madres. it can have continuous feedback and make the proper adjustments in Program Themes: Conservation, restoration, civil rights, project its academic structure to respond to current needs. development in Tarahumaran and Tepehuanan communities, biological Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Forestry, Ecology, Environment, research, leadership training, women's issues, indigenous health and Environmental Education culture. Materials Available: Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau Materials Available: Program report EE Programs: Establishment of a Tepehuan women's crafts cooperative, indigenous leadership training, strategic planning, medicinal UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ plants studies, integrated community health education, migratory bird Hernan Cavazos Hermosillo, M.D. studies, conservation land acquisition, and the campaign to save Phone: (1) 611-3458 endangered parrot species. [email protected] http://www.uacj.mx Prov. Ignacio Ramirez #2558 Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32330 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal *Be Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation Mission: Respect, help and integrate into society, the Raramuri ethnic croup that lives in the Sierra Tarahumara, in the State of Chihuahua, conserving their ecological environment, which has been devastated SOCIEDAD REGIONAL NORTE DE INGENIERIA by non ethnic groups. SANITARIA Y AMBIENTAL Program Themes: Forestry, Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Aware- Treasurer: Emma Guzman Soto ness, Environment, Plants, Pollution Prevention Phone: (1) 612-1903 Fax: (1) 616-0447 Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, [email protected] Video Calle Ram 6n Corona 286 Norte Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Typs: Nonprofit UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD Service Area: State, Municipal, Urban JUAREZ, CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS BIOLOGICOS Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation Director: Dr. Victoriano Garza-Almanza Mission: Promote and support the formation of work groups in Phone: (16) 17-5758 Fax: (16) 17-5758 different environmental areas and spread knowledge in sanitary [email protected] engineering, environmental sciences, and other related sciences. Be http://www.uacj.mx/cema part of the Federaci6n Mexicana de Ingenierfa (Mexican Federation Avenida del Charm 610 N for Engineering) and bring professionals together to work. Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32310 Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Ecology, Environment, Type: Educational Institution Environmental Education Service Area: Rural, Regional, Urban, Binational Materials Available: Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau, Video Audience: Adult/University, Teacher Training Mission: Create, transmit, widen, and spread knowledge; conserve and strengthen the values that fuse the country's cultural identity; and

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graduate competitive and critically thinking professionals who are UNIYERSIDAD REGIONAL DEL NORTE committed to society through processes and programs relevant to the Professor and Researcher: Guillermo Luna regional, national, and international environment. Phone: (1) 411-1451 Fax: (1) 411-1571 Program Themes: Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustain- [email protected] able Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Water http://wwwurn.edu Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Environmental Education Allende 2628 Materials Available: Books, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31020 Speakers Bureau, Website Type: Educational Institution Service Area: State Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation, UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CD. JUAREZ, Elementary School CENT 0 ESTIUDII0S DEL MEDIO AMBIENTE Mission: Search for sustainable development in the Chlhuahuan Researcher: Ing. Ma. del Rosario Diaz Arellano Desert. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Desert Ecology Phone: (1) 617-5758 ext 4948 Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Speakers Bureau [email protected] http://www.uacj.mx/cema Ave. del Charro # 610 Nte. Col. Raul Garcia Cd. Judrez, Chihuahua 32620 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Teacher Training Mission: Our university is the result of the desire of the border community in the State of Chihuahua to have its own institution of higher learning. The efforts of the people of Juarez were translated into several academic experiences that culminated with the creation of this institution. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Soil Conservation,Earth Sciences, Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Water Conservation, Environ- ment, Water Quality Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: Books, Computer Software, Teacher's Guide, E- mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website

UNIVERSIIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ, INSTITUT° IIDE CIENCIAS SOCIALES Y ADMINISTRACIeDN Coordinator: Rosa Manuela Sales Escagodo Phone: (1) 611-5722 Fax: (1) 613-8679 [email protected] Lopez Mateos No. 20 Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Mainly statewide Audience: Professionals in chemistry, engineering, biology, and biomedicine Mission: Create public health professionals. Program Themes: Environmental health, occupational health, basic sanitation Materials Available: Those found at the University, such as, notebooks, collections of materials produced by governmental institutions EE Programs: Coordination with governmental and nongovernmental institutions.

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DESUVALLE Plants, Water Quality, Wildlife Ing. Luis Alfonso Moncada Materials Available: Teachers Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- Phone: (8) 696-0035 Fax: (8) 696-0034 shops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video Presidente Carranza 501 Norte Cuatrocienegas, Coahuila 27640 Type: Nonprofit DIRECCION GENERAL DE ECOLOGliA, ESTADO Service Area: Cuatrocienegas Valley DE COAHUILA Mission: Educate residents and tourists about protection of the valley. Director: Rena Martinez Program Themes: Sustainable development and protection of the Phone: (8) 412-5622, 414-9213 Fax: (8) 412-5678 CuatrociOnegas valley. Victoria 608, Primer Piso, Zona Centro Materials Available: Educational materials, brochure. Saltillo, Coahuila 25000 Special services: Information about the valley, educational confer- Type: Governmental ences, community environmental education, and tourism. Service Area: Regional, State, Municipal, Urban - Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary DIRECCION DE ECOLOGIA, CD. ACUSA School, Teacher Training Director: Jose Luis Hulgufn Tinoco Misslon:.To educate the public and heighten general sensitivity to and Phone: (8) 772-3511 Fax: (8) 772-5940 awareness of the environment. Guerrero y Galeana, altos Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Ecology, Waste Management - Cd. Acufla, Coahuila 26200 Recycling, Energy Resources, Water Conservation, Environment, Type: Governmental Plants, Environmental Education, Wildlife Service Area: Cd. Acufta Materials Available: Teachers Guide, Newsletter, Training Work- Audience: Youth, children, and general public shops, Speakers Bureau, Video Mission: To care for and protect the environment, soil, water, air, natural resources, flora, and fauna. Materials Available: Brochures, clean up campaigns, school presentations. FUNDACION ECOLOGICA MEXICANA (FEMAC) Executive Director: Rodolfo Ruiz Reyna Special Services: Work that will improve the standard of living. Phone: (8)416-3104, 415-9122 Fax: (8) 416-6652 EE Programs: School presentations femac1Oprodigy.net.mx Jose Cardenas Valdez No. 758, Col. Reptiblica de Oriente Saltillo, Coahuila 25280 DIRECCION DE ECOLOGIA, PIEDRAS NEGRAS Type: Nonprofit Director: Josefina Sanchez Ponce Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban, Binational Phone: (8) 782-1916 Fax: (8) 782-3191 Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle Monterrey No. 1304 Norte, Residencial Valle San Jos6 School, Community Participation, Elementary School Piedras Negras, Coahuila 26010 Mission: The search for solutions to ecological problems must not be Type: Governmental the monopoly of one particular group or sector. It is necessary that Service Area: Piedras Negras society, in a responsible manner and with a spirit of solidarity, defend Audience: Children and youth the environment, fight for the conservation of natural resources, and Program Themes: Trash control, natural resources, integration of access well being through the options that nature offers us. environmental themes within the schools. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Desert Ecology, Materials Available: Videos, teacher's guides Ecology, Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau, Video

PRESIDENCIA MUNICIPAL DE CD. ACURA Sociologist: Francisco Mufliz Hernandez Phone: (8) 772-3511 Fax: (8) 772-5001 [email protected] Guerrero y Galeana Altos DIRECCION DEL AREA DE PROTECCION DE Cd. Acura, Coahuila 26200 FLORA Y FAUNA CUATROCIENEGAS Type: Governmental Director: Susana Moncada Service Area: Municipal, Urban, Binational Phone: (8) 696-0574 Fax: (8) 696-0443 Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, General Public, Middle [email protected] School, Community Participation, Elementary School Presidente Carranza #107 Centro Mission: Develop and implement environmental education programs. Cuatrocienegas, Coahuila 27640 Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Soil Type: Governmental Conservation, Industrial/Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Service Area: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urban Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Energy Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, General Public, Resources, Water Conservation, Environment, Water Quality, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention T,bining Materials Available: Books, Training Workshops, Video Mission: Educate the public on the value of protecting our natural resources, flora, and fauna in Cuatrocienegas; protect the most fragile natural habitats and ecosystems in the area; ensure a balance and PROCURADURIA FEDERAL DE PROTECCION AL the continuation of ecological evolutionary processes; make use of AMBIENTE (PROFEPA), SECRETAIXIA DE ME 110 natural resources; protect the diversity of genetic species, especially those in danger of extinction; and provide a site to study and research AMBIENTE RECURSOS NATURALES Y PESCA our ecosystem. (SEMARNAP) Program Themes: Desert Ecology, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Rogelio Cepeda Sandoval Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Phone: (8) 414-1219 Fax: (8) 411-8408 Ecosystems, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, [email protected]

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Blvd. Venustiano Carranza 2454, Col. Republica Oriental Mission: Contribute effectively and efficiently to harmonious, integral, Saltillo, Coahuila 25280 independent, economically sustainable, and ecological development nationally, regionally and statewide, through the generation and Type: Governmental Service Area: Statewide socialization of knowledge to raise the quality of life of rural popula- Audience: People interested in wildlife preservation. tions and work productivity. Mission: Administration of natural resources. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Program Themes: Mobile units and support for wildlife preservation. Ecology, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Materials Available: Vehicles and computers. Ecology, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Wildlife Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours

PROTECCION DE LA FAUNA MEXICANA, A.C. Director: Eglantine Canales Phone: (8) 410-5714 Fax: (8) 410-5714 [email protected] Juan Bautista Escorza No. 383, Fracc. Urdihola Saltillo, Coahuila 25020 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Rural, Regional, State Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: Promote, develop, and create concrete operational plans that expand and strengthen coordination and collaboration between public and private sectors, in actions regarding conservation, enhancement, and restoration of the environment. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Ecology, Waste Management - Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Teacher's Guide, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau

SISTEMA MUNICIPAL DE AGUAS Y SANEAMIENTO (SIMAS) Professor: Humberto Sanchez Cortes Phone: (8) 782-0504 Fax: (8) 782-0813 simasdtecomuni-k.com Abasolo y Zaragoza s/n Zona Centro Piedras Negras, Coahuila 26000 Type: Governmental Service Area: Municipal Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: Develop public awareness of the need to use water intelligently and rationally, by means of the °Culture del Agua" program. Program Themes: Earth Sciences, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Environment, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video

UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA AGRARIA ANTONIO NARRO Research Director: Dr. Alejandro Zarate Lupercio Phone: (8) 417-3721 Fax: (8) 417-1179 investigacion @ narro.uaaan.mx http://www.uaaan.mx Hacienda Buenavista Saltillo, Coahuila 25315 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Municipal Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Community Participation, Elementary School

53 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 58 NUEVO LEON -B/S BIOCONSERVACION. A.C. ORGANIZACION VEDA SILVESTRE (OVIS) Dr. Armando Contreras Balderas Cati Rodriguez Phone: 8376-2231 Fax: 8376-2231 Phone: 8329-1428, 8329-1429 Fax: 8329-1425 [email protected] [email protected] http://www.doweb.org/Partners/Bioconservacion http://ovis.vto.com Solfs.1504 Res. Nogales Av. Ricardo Margain Zozaya 440, Col. Valle de Campestre San Nicolas de los Garza, Nuevo Leen 66450 San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leen 66261 Type: Nonprofit Type: Nonprofit Service-Area: Binational Service_ Area:.Sorioran Desertjamaulipas coast, and southern Baja Audience: Preschool, adults/university, teacher training, community California participation, general public Mission: Conserve wilderness plants in distinct regions of the world Mission: Promote biologically balanced, socially needed, and for future generations economically viable activities. EE Programs: Volunteer EE programs participating in species Program Themes: Desert ecology, ecology, ecosystems, environ- conservation ment, environmental education, environmental health, environmental legislation, wildlife, marine and aquatic resources, plants, sustainable development, resource management, pollution prevention, water PRONATURA NORESTE availability, water conservation, water quality Education and Conservation Development Coordinator: Sergio Materials Available: Books, training workshops, website, curricula, Medellin newsletter, conferences.. Phone: 8358-1108 ext. 11 Fax: 8359-6280 smedellin @ pronaturane.org Av. Eugenio Garza Sada 2501 Sur, Edificio Cedes, 5to Piso Monterrey, Nuevo Le6n 64849 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Rural areas of northeast Mexico. Audience: Teachers, students, parents, children. Mission: Conserve the flora, fauna and ecosystems, promoting the development of society in harmony with nature through time. Program Themes: Fire prevention and restoration of affected zones, biodiversity conservation of the Chihuahuan Desert, Laguna Madre, and western Sierra Madre, protection of migratory birds CENTRO DE DERECHO AMBIENTAL Materials Available: Newsletter Profauna, field guides about Director: Ricardo Mier Ayala butterflies, native plants, parks, and protected natural areas Phone: 8348-8213 Fax: 8346-4552 EE Programs: Friends of Nature, directed by university students [email protected] Loma Large #2524, Col. Obispado Monterrey, Nuevo Le6n 64060 RED DE EDUCADORES AMBIENTALES DE Type: Nonprofit NUEVO LEON Service Area: Regional, Municipal, Urban, Binational Coordinator: Gloria Peza Hernandez Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Community Participation Phone: 8371-0740, 8373-5287, 8373-5668 Fax: 8373-5340 Mission: To promote knowledge of, application and perfection of [email protected] legislature that is applicable in norhteastem Mexico. Nueva Jersey 4038, Fracc. Industrial Uncoin Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Management Monterrey, Nuevo Leon 64310 - Conservation, Desert Ecology, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Type: Governmental Ecosystems, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Service Area: State Conservation, Environment, Water Duality, Environmental Education, Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, Middle School, Community Wildlife Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Tours, Speakers Bureau Mission: Educational Program Themes: Ecology, Environment, Environmental Education Materials Available: Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau, Video INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY, CENTRO DE CALIDAD AMBIENTAL Sayuri Yamanaka Varela Phone: 8358-1400 ext 5264 Fax: 8359-6280 [email protected] Av. Eugenio Garza Sada 2501 Sucursal de Correos "' Monterrey; Nuevo Le6n 64849 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Regional, State, Urban, Binational SECRETAR1A DE EDUCACION, GOBIERNO DEL Audience: AduWUniversity, Community Participation ESTADO DE NUEVO LEON Mission: Support macroenvironmental studies, concentrating in Gerardo'de Jest's Mendoza Jimenez regional environmental problems within urban centers and surround- Phone: 8371-8689 Fax: 8373-5340 ing areas, surface water, coastal waters, atmosphere, soil, and gmendozaemall.nl.gob.mx subsoil. Nueva Jersey 4038, Fracc. Industrial Uncoln Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Forestry, Monterrey, Nuevo Leen 64310 Sustainable Development, Ecology, Ecosystems, Environment, Type: Governmental Environmental Education Service Area: Statewide Materials Available: Computer Software, E-mail, Newsletter, Tours, Audience: Basic formal education, public and private. Speakers Bureau, Video, Website Mission: Provide high quality education for the population, promote values in different educational levels and the population in general Program Themes: Promoting the ecologic culture in coordination with the ITESM

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SUBSECRETARIA DE ECOLOGfA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE NUEVO LEON Special Projects Coordinator: Rail Martinez Phone: 8331-3152, 8331-3272 Fax: 8331-3252, 8331-3272 [email protected] Av. Alfonso Reyes No. 1000 Norte, Col. Regina Monterrey, Nuevo Lean 64290 Type: Governmental Service Area: State, Urban Audience: AduWUniversity, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: Provide a healthy environment for the population. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Sustainable Develop- ment, Ecology, Ecosystems, Environment, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau, Video

UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE NUEVO LEON, FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS Biologist: Manuel Torres Morales Phone: 8352-4783, 83 52-2139 ext 13 Fax: 8352-4880 [email protected] Ciencias Biologicas, Unidad B San Nicolas de los Garzas, Nuevo Le6n 66420 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban Audience: AduIVUniversity, High School, Middle School, Community Participation, Teacher Training Mission: Create, preserve, and diffuse culture for benefit of the society through teaching, research, and extension. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Industrial/ Occupational Safety/Hygiene, Ecology, Marine & Aquatic Resources, Environment, Water Quality, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau.

56 Bonier Environmental Education Resource Guide 60 TAMAULIPAS -C CBTIS 189 COLEGIO DE BACHILLERES DEL ESTADO DE Teacher: Uc. Ma Alicia Garza Garcia TAMAULIPAS Phone: (8) 810-0953 Fax: (8) 810-0953 Teacher: Blanca Graciela Nava Alvarado Carretera Send. Nal. KM. 4.5 EJ. Los Arados Phone: (8) 974-0990 Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87560 Carretera a Puente Internacional, Km 1 Type: Educational Institution Camargo, Tamaulipas 88440 Service Area: Urban Type: Educational Institution -Audience:-High-School Service-AreaRio-Brave-and-Rio-San-sluan Mission: That students, upon graduation, obtain a bachelors and a Audience: Students technical degree. Mission: Monitor rivers, educate. Program Themes: Water Quality Program Themes: Project del Rio Materials Available: Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, Tours, Video COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA (COLEF) Director: Jose Antonio Trujeque Phone: (8) 816-1630 Fax: (8) 816-1730 [email protected] http: / /www.colef.mx Paso de Ia Reforma 34, Col. San Francisco Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87350 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Reynosa-McAllen, Matamoros-Brownsville region Audience: Researchers, nonprofit organizations, governmental CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS FRONTERIZOS Y DE agencies PROMOCION DE LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS Mission: Economic, political, societal, and cultural research Promoter: Arturo Solis Gomez Program Themes: Environment, generic, index, urban, demographic, Phone: (8) 922-2441 Fax: (8) 922-4922 and cultural studies [email protected] Materials Available: Magazine, internet, maps, satellite imagery Zaragoza #650, 3er Piso, Despacho 13. Zona Centro EE Programs: Ecopark in Tijuana, environmental legislation Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88500 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Tamaulipas border, from Nuevo Laredo to Matamoros. COLEGIO NACIONAL DE EDUCACION Mission: Promote, share and support human rights, including the PROFESIONAL TtCNICA 129 (CONALEP) environment. Teacher: Delta Josefina Garcia de Ia Torre Program Themes: Community development, support, and training Phone: (8) 924-7621 Fax: (8) 924-4219 Materials Available: Newsletters, brochures, studies, analysis Calle Londres y Munich s/n Col. Canada Special Services: Documented information about the basin based on Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 87000 scientific studies, community work Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Canada neighborhood Mission: To promote recycling and awareness of the need for CENTRO INTERNACIONAL DE ESTUDIOS DEL conservation of natural resources RIO BRAVO Program Themes: Reforestation and classification of solid waste. President: Blanca Aurora Abrego Duclos Materials Available: Bulletin board, brochures. Phone: (8) 712-3965 Fax: (8) 712-3965 :( Dr. Mier 4433 Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas 78042 COMISION ECOLOGICA DE REYNOSA (CER) Type: Nonprofit Environmental Instructor: EMra Vazquez Baez Service Area: Border area Phone: (8) 923-0609 Audience: General public [email protected] Mission: Guide protection efforts for the Rio Bravo. Create public Almendros #2511Col. El Anhelo awareness of the importance of keeping the river clean. Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88760 Program Themes: Environment and community Type: Nonprofit Materials Available: Drawing notebooks books for schools, coloring Service Area: Reynosa books Audience: Ecological children's clubs Special Services: Specialized talks and educational materials for Mission: Enhance our environment; develop reforestation and schools and the community, legislature support, conferences given to recycling programs. several school levels and general public, organization of Dia del Rio Program Themes: Tree donation, recycling, care and management of EE Programs: Conferences, informational brochures aquatic birds, reforestation. Materials Available: Brochures, various publications EE Programs: educational programs for children on recycling, CLUB ECOLOGICO CETIS 71 composting, reforestation, clean up campaigns, care and manage- Environmental Education Coordinator: Ma. Teresa de J. Davila Torres ment of aquatic birds Phone: (8) 924-1813 Fax: (8) 924-1988 Viaducto PEMEX s/n Facc. Antonio J. Bermudez Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88727 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Col. Amplia.cien Rodriguez Audience: Students Mission: Promote community action and a social awareness of the environment. Materials Available: Videos, brochures, environmental flyers Special Services: Rio Bravo monitoring, participation in campaigns, and events promoting a social awareness of the environment

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COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE LIMITES Y Type: Governmental AGUAS (CILA) NUEVO LAREDO Service Area: Urban, municipal, regional, binational. Technical Operations Director: Ing. David Negrete Arroyos Audience: Preschool, elementary school, middle school, high school, Phone: (8) 713-4973 Fax: (8) 712-6398 adults/university, teacher training, community participation, general [email protected] public Av. Guerrero y 15 de Junio, Puente Internacional No. 1 Mission: Contribute to the creation of environmental awareness in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas 88000 our city, establish ties with other agencies in this region to promote Type: Governmental joint environmental activities. Service Area: Regional, Municipal, Urban, Binational Program Themes: Ecology, environmental education, waste Audience: Adult/University, High School, Middle School, Community management and recycling, water conservation Participation Materials Available: Teacher guides, training workshops, videos Mission: Guarantee the protection of national interests when complying with treaties regarding boundaries and international waters between Mexico and the US. Maintain the technical capacity to be DIRECCI6N DE LIMPIEZA PUBLICA able to supervise, operate, and maintain works built according to the Director: Enrique Cerda Castillo treaties between Mexico and the US concerning boundaries and Phone: (8) 817-1241 Fax: (8) 817-0122 international waters. 3ra. y Alejandro Prieto Program Themes: Ecology, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87300 Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Type: Governmental Materials Available: Books, Newsletter, Tours, Speakers Bureau Service Area: Matamoros Audience: General public Program Themes: Municipal waste pick-up COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE LIMITES Y Materials Available: Garbage trucks AGUAS (CILA) TAMAULIPAS Special Services: Clean schools, tire pick-up, street sweeping Felipe Chalons Jimenez Phone: (8) 924-8249 Fax: (8) 924-8209 [email protected] GRUPO DE ECOLOG1A DE LA PREPARATORIA Km. 9 Carretera Riberena, Campamento Federal Anzalduas "PROFR. RICARDO SALAZAR CEBALLOS" Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88500 Teacher: Ing. Carlos Alberto Flores Soto Type: Governmental Phone: (8) 817-2031 Fax: (8) 817-2031 Service Area: Regional, State 14 y Periferico s/n Audience: Adult/University Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87300 Mission: International boundary and water treaty surveillance and Type: Educational Institution compliance, as well as the regulation and execution of the rights and Service Area: lower Rio Bravo valley obligations agreed upon under the treaties. Offering solutions for the Mission: Provide students with a basic understanding of environmen- differences that can arise as a result of such compliance. tal issues. Program Themes: Pollution Prevention Materials Available: Tours INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO DE MATAMOROS Planning and Outreach Assistant Director: Paula Arriaga COMISION MUNICIPAL DE AGUA POTABLE Y Phone: (8) 814-0952, 814-0953 Fax: (8) 814-0952, 814-0953 ALCANTARILLADO DE NUEVO LAREDO Carretera Laura Villar Km. 6.5 Department Chief: Lic. Sandra Luz Tejada Vallarta Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87300 Phone: (8) 712-9117 ext 112 Fax: (8) 712-9613 Type: Educational Institution [email protected] Service Area: Northeast region of the state of Tamaulipas Victoria 4610 Col Hidalgo Audience: Youth (high school and college) Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas 88160 Mission: Train high-quality professionals committed to the work, Type: Governmental ethics, and creativity that correspond to the scientific, technical, and Service Area: Municipal social development demands of the region. Audience: Pre-School/Early Childhood, High School, General Public, Program Themes: chemical environmental engineering, industrial Middle School, Elementary School urbanization civil engineering, electronics, electro mechanics, Mission: Provide the structure necessary to supply enough quality computer science, management, accounting. drinking water to the public, offering an efficient and timely service Special Services: outdoor participation courses. that guarantees the global development of our community. EE Programs: Chemical environmental engineering includes courses Program Themes: Water Conservation related to environmental legislation in border municipalities. These Materials Available: Tours, Speakers Bureau have been funded by the World Bank and supported by Instituto Nacional de Ecologia.

INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO DE REYNOSA Assistant Academic Director: Esperanza Rosales Phone: (8) 929-0019 Fax: (8) 929-0020 [email protected] Avenida Tecnoldgico s/n, Col. Lomas Real de Jarachina Sur Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88730 Type: Educational Institution CONSEJO MUNICIPAL DE EDUCACION Service Area: municipalities of Reynosa, Rio Bravo, and Diaz Ordaz AMBIENTAL Audience: students General Coordinator: Lic. Maria Teresa Davila Torres Mission: Train high-quality professionals committed to work, Phone: (8) 920-3986 Fax: (8) 924-1988 productivity and creativity, responsibility for the environmental teresadavila@ infosel.com conservation and development that our country needs, and sharing Ebano 98, Col Petrolera the benefits of knowledge with the general population. Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88680 Program Themes: Technical education Materials Available: Videos

58 62. Border Environmental Education Resource Guide TAMAULIPAS-J/S EE Programs: Municipal committee of environmental education, PROTECCION AMBIENTAL Y CULTURA wastewater discharge control in the border, quetzalati program TAMAULIPECA A.C. (precious waters), minimization of solid waste, plastic recycling, Biologist: Nelly Lopez Vera battery recycling Phone: (8) 934-1216 Fax: (8) 934-3900 [email protected]. Pachuca Nte. 227 Paseo Colon con Coahuila JUNTA DE AGUA Y DRENAJE DE MATAMOROS Rfo Bravo, Tamaulipas 88900 Water Culture Coordinator: Lic. Luz de Linda Audiffred Type: Nonprofit Phone:_(8)_812,3500 ext-34Fax(8)-812-4490 Semite Area: northern border of Tamaulipas [email protected]. Mission: Spread environmental education to conserve and protect E. Carranza Col. Modema the environment; biodiversity and the value of culture in achieving Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87330 sustainable development in the city. Type: Governmental Program Themes: Environmental education for teachers and Service Area: Lower Rio Bravo students; respond to citizen concerns and research possible Audience: Schools in Matamoros solutions. Mission: Operate, maintain, and administer drinking water and Materials Available: Proposal to protect an area and establish a sanitation systems in order to satisfy public needs. biological corridor between the US and Mexico. Program Themes: Social awareness of water; creating an awareness Special Services: Courses in environmental education, ecology, within the population about the responsibility of taking care of biodiversity, general beliefs about environmental laws and govern- resources efficiently and responsibly mental domain, and natural resources. Materials Available: Videos, notebooks for drawing, and brochures Special Services: Water presentations in schools EE Programs: Social awareness of water RECO DE REYNOSA Instructor: Ing. Jose M. Rodriguez Phone: (8) 924-1626 Fax: (8) 924-3181 [email protected] Heron Ramirez #869 Col. Rodriguez Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88630 Type: Business Service Area: Municipal, Urban Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Community Participation Mission: Provide the services of cleaning, pick-up, transportation, LOS NINOS ECOLOGICOS DE REYNOSA, A.C. and confinement of solid wastes; the work of our personnel, using the Environmental Educators: Profa. Elvira Vazquez, Ing. Jose M. appropriate technology, surpasses our clients' expectations. Rodriguez, Ing. Monica Moreno Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Soil Conservation, Phone: (8) 956-1973 Fax: (8) 924-2874 Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management/Recycling, [email protected] Environment, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Almendro #2511 Col. Anhelo Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88760 Type: Non-Profit SECRETARfA DE DESARROLLO URBANO Y Service Area: Rural, Municipal, Urban Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, ECOLOGfA, DIRECCION GENERAL DE Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School RECURSOS NATURALES Y MEDIO AMBIENTE Mission: Focused on the care, conservation, and defense of natural Department Chief: Nelly Lopez Vera resources. Recycling, reforestation, and environmental education Phone: (1) 312-6018, 315-5446 Fax: (1) 315-5580 projects with participating children's groups. 13 Guerrero y Bravo Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Manage- Cd. Victoria, Tamaulipas 87000 ment/Conservation, Desert Ecology, Soil Conservation, Earth Type: Governmental Sciences, IndustriaVOccupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Service Area: Rural, Regional, State, Municipal, Urban, Binational Development, Ecology, Waste Management/Recycling, Ecosystems, Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Water Availability/Supply, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Education, School, Teacher Training Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Mission: Environmental education and training for the people of Materials Available: Training Workshops Tamaulipas that will allow them to change their behavior toward the environment and develop a respect for it. Program Themes: Resource Management/Conservation, Desert Ecology, Forestry, Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, PRESIDENCIA MUNICIPAL DE MATAMOROS Ecology, Waste Management/Recycling, Ecosystems, Water Environmental Control Director: Ing. Sonia Guadalupe Char; On del Availability/Supply, Energy Resources, Nature Awareness, Water Angel Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Environmental Phone: (8) 812-0650 Fax: (8) 812-0859 Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Calle Sexta entre Gonzalez y Morelos Materials Available: Teachers' Guide, Training Workshops, Tours, Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87300 Speakers Bureau, Video Type: Governmental Service Area: Municipal, Urban Audience: Adult/University, High School, General Public, Middle School, Community Participation, Elementary School Mission: Protect public health and preserve the ecological balance. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Resource Manage- ment/Conservation, IndustriaVOccupational Safety/Hygiene, Sustainable Development, Ecology, Waste Management/Recycling, Water Availability/Supply, Water Conservation, Environment, Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: Newsletter, Speakers Bureau 3 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 59 BEST COPY AVAILABLE TAMAULIPAS - SECRETARIA DESARROLLO U ANO UNIVERSIDAD IbBtXICO-AMERICANA DEL ECOLOGIA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO, NORTE, REYNOSA REYNOSA Director: Francisco Abel Trevino C. Headof Regional Office: Hugo Montiel Malanco Guerrero #1317 OTE. Col. del Prado Phone: (8) 926-6090 Fax: (8) 926-6090 Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88560 Brecha E-102 Carretera a Matamoros Type: Educational Institution Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88700 Service Area: Reynosa and the northeastern region of Tamaulipas Type: Governmental Mission: Integral education, professional education for university Service. Area: Camargo, Rfo Bravo, Reynosa, and Diaz Ordaz students in northeastern Mexico Audience: Environmental engineers, hunters, nonprofit organizations, Program Themes: Community development, education, water general public conservation, clean up, reforestation Mission: Further the transition towards sustainable development. Materials Available: Brochures Program Themes: Environmental legislation Special Services: Community participation programs, institutional Materials Available: Official Mexican standards, Medio Ambiente, development, logistics, clean up campaigns Agenda XXI, Frontera XXI, National Program on Wildlife EE Programs: Binational commission, lower Rio Bravo neighbors EE Programs: Under development ZONA ESCOLAR 08 DE EDUCACION ESPECIAL Technical Advisor: Jose Angel Tamez Sanchez Phone: (8) 923-7629 [email protected] Paseo de las Jacarandas s/n Col. Bermudez Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88750 Type: Educational Institution Service Area: Urban Audience: Pre-SchooVEarly Childhood, Elementary School, Teacher SERVICIOS DE TECNOLOGiA AM IENTAL, Training S. A. DE C.V. Mission: Counsel special education teachers in caring for challenged Alejandro Perez Tapia and regular students who are enrolled in multiple attention centers or Phone: (8) 712-7080, 712-7646 Fax: (8) 712-7080 regular elementary schools. [email protected] Program Themes: Ecology, Waste Management/Recycling, Ecosys- Km. 10.5 Carretera Nuevo Laredo a Piedras Negras tems, Nature Awareness, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas 88000 Environmental Education, Pollution Prevention Type: Business Materials Available: Training Workshops Service Area: Municipal Audience: Pre-SchooVEarty Childhood, Adult/University, High School, Middle School, Elementary School, Teacher Training Mission: Contribute to the development of cities through the operation and maintenance of public health infrastructure systems, the promotion of clean cities, clients and users satisfied with quality

service, competitive participation in national and international . markets, and contribution to ecology and economic and social development. , Program Themes: Waste Management - Recycling, Environment, Environmental Education Materials Available: Tours, Speakers Bureau

TERRA NOSTRA A.C. President: Sergio Medellin Morales Phone: (1) 316-8352 Fax: (1) 316-8352 [email protected] Mendez #205 Pte.; Zona Centro Cd. Victoria, Tamaulipas 87000 Type: Nonprofit

Service Area: Rural, Regional . Audience: Adult/University, Community Participation, Elementary

School , Mission: Support rural communities, especially those in protected areas and areas with high biodiversity, in designing alternatives that conserve their natural resource base and achieve sustainable development. Program Themes: Resource Management - Conservation, Sustain- able Development, Nature Awareness, Environment, Plants, Environmental Education, Wildlife Materials Available: Newsletter, Training Workshops, Tours, Speakers Bureau

60 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 64 DISTRITO FEDERAL -CIF CENTRO DE EDUCACION Y CAPACITACION COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA PARA EL DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE Jefe de Proyecto: Jamie Tinoco (CECADESU) Phone: 5481-1150 Uc. Maria Teresa Bravo Mercado [email protected] Insurgentes sur #1960-Segundo Piso, Col. Florida Phone: 5659-5734 teresabmeservidonunam.mx DelegaciOnAlvaro Obregon http://www.semarnap.gob.mx/cecadesu Mexico D.F. 01030 Calle Progreso No. 3, Primer Piso, Col. de Carmen Type: Governmental DelegaciOn Coyoacan -Areag.-M-e co Mission: Oversee and preserve national waters, with the help of --Mexico-ME-04T society, to help achieve sustainable development. Type: Governmental Service Area: Regional, Urban Program Themes: Water conservation Audience: Adult/University, General Public, Teacher Training EE Programs: Promote the efficient use of water; educate the Mission: Create the foundation for the transition toward sustainable community to have a greater understanding and awareness of water development and slow the deterioration of natural resources and the environment. Program Themes: Sustainable Development, Environmental COMISION NACIONAL PARA EL Education CONOCIMIENTO Y USO DE LA BIODIVERSIDAD Materials Available: Website, Books, Teachers' Guide, Newsletter, (CONABIO) Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau, Video Hisiqulo Benitez Phone: 5528-9125 Fax: 5528-9185 hbenitezexolo.conabio.gob.mx http://www.conabio.gob.mx Fernandez Leal No. 43, Barrio.de la Concepcion DelegaciOn Coyoacan Mexico D.F. 04020 Type: Governmental Service Area: Mexico Audience: Mexico Mission: Coordinate actions and studies related to the knowledge CENTRO DE INFOR1KACION Y and preservation of biological species; promote scientific research to DOCUMENTACION SOBRE EDUCACI6N Y explore, study, protect, and use the biological resources that tend to CAPACITACI6N (CIDEC) conserve the country's ecosystems; and generate criteria for their sustainable management. In other words, CONABIO was created to Uc. America Barra Phone: 5658-3452 Fax: 5658-3411 promote, support, and coordinate efforts currently being done by http://vAvw.semarnap.gob.mx/cecadesu other institutions and groups on biodiversity in Mexico, under three Calle Progreso No. 3, Primer Piso, Col. de Carmen main characteristics: knowledge, sustainable development, and the Delegaci6n Coyoacan dissemination of information. Mexico D.F. 04100 Program Themes: Biological inventories, Biodiversity Type: Governmental Materials Available: Mexican biodiversity publications, newsletters, Service Area: Rural, urban, municipal, state, and regional maps Audience: Elementary school, high school, adults/university, teacher EE Programs: We support national programs: aquatic resources, training, community participation, general public botanical resources, conservation, restoration, management and use, Mission: Coordinate educational, cultural, and training activities ecological and genetic dissemination, academic reunions, zoology, related to environmental protection and sustainable development. and others. Please visit our website. Program Themes: Ecology, ecosystems, environment, environmental education, sustainable development Materials Available: Books, teacher guides, teacher training, FUNDACION MEXICO - ESTADOS UNIDOS PARA software, tours, website, newsletter LA CIENCIA Projects Assistant Ing. Fernanda Guerrero Phone: 5524-5150 Fax: 5524-0140 CENTRO NACIONAL DE SALUD AMBIENTAL frnexeuac@conacylmx (CENSA) http://www.fumec.org.mx Rosa Evilia Manzano San Francisco No. 1626-205, Col. Del Valle Phone: (7) 271-1091 ext. 93 Mexico D.F. 03100 [email protected] Type: Nonprofit http://cenids.ssa.gob.mx/dirgsa/CENSA.HTML Service Area: State, Municipal, Urban Rancho Guadalupe s/n Metepec Audience: Adult/University Mexico, D.F. 52140 Mission: The Foundation promotes, supports, and encourages- Type: Governmental binational cooperation in research, education, and institutional Service Area: Mexico development related to science, technology, engineering, and public Audience: General public health. Mission: Identify and evaluate environmental and occupational health Program Themes: Waste Management/Recycling, Water Availability/ risks in order to strengthen the capacity of the Health Department to Supply, Water Quality Pollution Prevention respond. Materials Available: Books, Teachers' Guide, Video Program Themes: Severe and chronic effects of atmospheric contamination; epidemiological and environmental surveillance of the effects of exposure to pesticides and heavy metals; occupational health Materials Available: Technical environmental health documents EE Programs: Development of toxicology centers countrywide, >4* Border XXI

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 61 DISTRITO FEDERAL- INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE ECOLOGfA (INE) Environmental Information Director: Rolando Rfos Phone: 5624-3454, 5624-3400, 5624-3401 Fax: 5662-8910 [email protected] http://www.ine.gob.mx Ave. Revolucien 1425 Col. Tlacopac, Nivel 9 Mexico D.F. 01040 Type: Governmental Service Area: Regional, Municipal, Binational Audience: General Public, Community Participation Mission: Governmental agency in charge of developing and implementing environmental policy at a national level, including air quality, hazardous wastes, wildlife, and environmental regulation. Program Themes: Soil Conservation, Sustainable Development, Ecology Marine & Aquatic Resources, Waste Management/Recy- cling, Ecosystems, Mineral Resources and Mining, Water Availability/ Supply, Energy Resources, Water Conservation, Environment, Plants, Water Quality, Pollution Prevention, Wildlife Materials Available: Books, E-mail, Newsletter, Training Workshops, Speakers Bureau, Video, Website

LA NETA Project Coordinator: Marisa Jacott Phone: 5554-1980 Fax: 5554-1980 emisionesalaneta.apc.org http://www.laneta.apc.org/emis Alberto Zamora 126, Col. del Carmen Delegacion Coyoacan Mexico D.F. 04100 Type: Nonprofit Service Area: Municipal Audience: Adult/University, High School, Community Participation Mission: Provide electronic services to organizations and individuals to facilitate access to communication. Program Themes: Environmental Legislation, Pollution Prevention Materials Available: E-mail, Training Workshops, Website

SECRETARIA DE MEDIO AMBIENTE, RECURSOS NATURALES Y PESCA (SEMARNAP) Border Issues Director: Eike Duffing Phone: 5628-0600 ext. 2041 Fax: 5625-0644 duffing @ semarnap.gob.mx Lateral Anillo Periferico 4209, 6o Piso, Fracc. Jardines de la Montana Mexico D.F. 14210 Type: Governmental Service Area: Mexico Audience: Mexico Mission: The environmental education program consists of the execution of educational and environmental projects and actions for sustainable development, in coordination with different public, private, and nonprofit organizations. It is composed of educational proposals, educational materials and dissemination, informational and environmental education catalogs, reports about projects, and actions generated from environmental education and awareness. They all have the purpose of institutionally providing support and technical assistance services, informational exchanges, cooperation, organization, and the promotion and organization of different events. Program Themes: Cultural values, project development and implementation, natural resources management, environmental education.

62 66 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide Thematic Index to the Border Nature Awareness (Natural History, Recreation, Outdoor Environmental Education Resource Skills, Wilderness, Stewardship) Guide Plants (Ethnobotany, Native Species, Gardening, Plant Ecology, Reforestation) _Introduction: PolkitIon Prevention

The educational programs of the organizations listed in Resource Management (Conservation, Preservation and the Border Environmental Education Resource Guide cover Recuperation of Open Space, Land Management, Protection of Biodiversity) a wide range of topics. Originally, our survey grouped these topics into ten broad thematic categories. But as more and more information arrived about the groups, it became Soli Conservation apparent that these categories were limited. We began including all of the major topics covered by the organizations Sustainable Development (Community Development, in the "Program Themes" section of each listing. From that, Sustainable Resource Use, Ecotourism, Public Participation) a list of 20 specific themes was developed.These form the structure of the thematic index.The following is a list of the index themes in bold print and the specific areas they Waste Management (Solid Waste Management, Recycling, Household Hazardous Waste, Emergency cover (in parentheses). Response, Contingency Planning, Industrial Waste Agriculture(Gardening, Composting,Soils, Management, Right to Know, Toxics) Agrochemicals, Permacutture, Horticulture, Landscaping, Irrigation) Water (Waste Water Treatment, Watershed Ecology, Watershed Management, River Ecology, Fishing and Cultural Awareness (Archaeology, Human History, Aquaculture Industries, Marine and Coastal Resources, Water Quality, Aquatic Systems) Traditional Customs, Folklore, Cultural Exchanges) Desert Ecology Wildlife (Endangered Species, Resources Management, Habitat, Habitat Restoration) Earth Sciences (Oceanography, Geology, Astronomy) These themes are distinct, but many are related, and there Ecology may be some overlap. For example, an organization may offer educational programs specifically related to birds.They Ecosystems (Marine, Desert, Riparian, Wetland, Sky would be listed under Fauna, since this category is for programs that offer information on a particular group of Island, Tropical Rainforest) animals. The same organization, in its study of birds, could Energy Resources be concerned with wildlife issues, and would appear in the Wildlife section as well. Another category that exhibits Environment (Environmental Impact, Prevention and overlap is Nature Awareness because of its natural history component. Many state parks, for example, have programs Control of Environmental Problems, Air/Water Pollution, Air/ that present information on the plants, wildlife, or earth Water Quality, Environmental Awareness, Environmental sciences found on site. Depending on the specificity of their Science, Environmental Technology, Energy, Solar Energy, programs, they may be listed under Plants, Wildlife, or Earth Population, Global Climate, Renewable Resources.) (See Sciences, as well as Nature Awareness. Waste Management for waste-related topics.) Environmental Education The thematic index is organized alphabetically by topic for each state. It will enable guide users to search regionally Environmental Health for programs related to specific topics. (For a regional listing of all groups regardless of the topics they cover, see the Environmental Legislation Alphabetical List of Organizations, pages 122 through 127.) Forestry (Reforestation, Silvaculture,Forest Management, Fire Management, Trees)

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rAmmOcaozcomm New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Mesilla Valley Cow Belles . 6 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 New Mexico Project WET 9 New Mexico State Land Office 9 WumainAlaw,Gammgg New Mexico State Parks 9 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 -IsfeisTMbiaco UepartmenrofGame and Fish 7 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Brantley Lake State Park 1 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Sky Island Alliance 12 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Western New Mexico University 15 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 White Sands National Monument 15 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3

City of Albuquerque 3 cFact7;1. City of Rocks State Park 3 171;Morck Dona Ana County USDA 3 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 Brantley Lake State Park 1 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Lincoln National Forest 6 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Living Desert State Park 6 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 City of Albuquerque 3 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 City of Rocks State Park 3 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Dona Ana County USDA 3 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Jornada Experimental Range 5 New Mexico State Parks 9 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 11 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Lincoln National Forest 6 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Living Desert State Park 6 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Project WILD, Conservation Services 11 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Sky Island Alliance 12 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico State Land Office 9 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico State Parks 9 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Western New Mexico University 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 White Sands National Monument 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 World Wildlife Fund 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 A kt.,44 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Project WILD, Conservation Services 11 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 City of Rocks State Park 3 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 Dona Ana County USDA 3 Western New Mexico University 15 Elephant Butte Irrigation District 4 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 White Sands National Monument 15 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 MMX,S,TE1I5., Lincoln National Forest 6 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Living Desert State Park 6 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Brantley Lake State Park 1 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2

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Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 City of Albuquerque 3 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 City of Rocks State Park 3 City of Albuquerque 3 Dona Ana County USDA 3 City of Rocks State Park 3 Elephant Butte Irrigation District 3 Dona Ana County USDA 3 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 Hawks Aloft, Inc 4 Gila National Forest 4 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 Las Cruces Public Schools 5 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Lincoln National Forest 6 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Living Desert State Park 6 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly 6 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Lincoln National Forest 6 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Living Desert State Park 6 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 New Mexico Environment Department, Drinking Water 8 New Mexico Project WET 9 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 New Mexico State Land Office 9 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 New Mexico State Parks 9 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 New Mexico State Land Office 9 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 New Mexico State Parks 9 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Project WILD, Conservation Services 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 Rio Grande Restoration 12 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Sierra Club, Rio Grande Chapter 12 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Sky Island Al lianbe 12 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Southwest Stratagy Coordination Office 13 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Tree New Mexico 13 Sky Island Alliance 12 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 Southwest Technology Development Institute - NMSU 13 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 Tree New Mexico 13 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge 14 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 Western New Mexico University 15 Western New Mexico University 15 White Sands National Monument 15 White Sands National Monument 15 ENERGY RESOURCES ENVI RON M,LINT&A, :rioN

Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Alameda Park Zoo 1

Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Amigos Bravos 1

Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 City of Albuquerque 3 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Environment Department, Recycle 8 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 New Mexico State Parks 9 City of Albuquerque 3 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 City of Rocks State Park 3 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Dona Ana County USDA 3 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 Southwest Technology Development Institute - NMSU 13 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 Tierra Madre 13 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 Jornada Experimental Range 5 ENVIRONMENT Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Lincoln National Forest 6 Amigos Bravos 1 Living Desert State Park 6 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Brantley Lake State Park 1 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 7 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7

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New Mexico Environment Department, Drinking Water 8 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 8 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 8 New Mexico Environment Department, Recycle Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 8 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum Border Health Office 1 8 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Ne-Tev Mexico State-tand Office 9 NMSU Agricultural Communications 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 MARINE AND AQUATIC RESOURCES NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Amigos Bravos 1 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Brantley Lake State Park 1 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly 6 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 New Mexico State Parks 9 North American Institute 11 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 Project del Rio 11 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 Project WILD, Conservation Services 11 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Western New Mexico University 15 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINNING Southern Area Health Education Center, Border Health 2 12 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad Education Training Center Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Tree New Mexico 13 2 14 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 14 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 14 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge New Mexico State Land Office 9 14 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge New Mexico State Parks 9 14 University of New Mexico School of Law Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Waste-Management Education and Research Consortium 15 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 15 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program University of New Mexico School of Law 14 15 Western New Mexico University Western New Mexico University 15 White Sands National Monument 15 ENVIRONME NTRAIIIE G NAI'U.RE AWA R E N ESS Alameda Park Zoo 1 1 Amigos Bravos Brantley Lake State Park 1 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Border Health Office 1 2 2 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell Bureau of Land Management, Socorro Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 3 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 5 Interhemispheric Resource Center Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 6 National Audubon Society, New Mexico Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 3 8 City of Albuquerque New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality City of Rocks State Park 3 8 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Gila National Forest 4 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 11 North American Institute Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 5 12 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful Sky Island Alliance Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 14 University of New Mexico School of Law Lincoln National Forest 6 15 Western New Mexico University Living Desert State Park 6 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 FORESTRY-7' National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish 7 City of Albuquerque 3 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Gila National Forest 4 New Mexico State Parks 9 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Lincoln National Forest 6 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 Project WILD, Conservation Services 11 New Mexico State Parks 9 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Rio Grande Restoration 12 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge 14 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Western New Mexico University 15 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 White Sands National Monument 15 Tree New Mexico 13 Wildworks Conservation Foundation 15 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 World Wildlife Fund 15 Western New Mexico University 15

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Border Health Office 1 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 University of New Mexico School of Law Brantley Lake State Park 1 14 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 .435113MM1 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Bureau of Land Managemeht, Socorro 2 City of Albuquerque 3 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 City of Rocks State Park 3 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Dona Ana County USDA 3 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 City of Albuquerque 3 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Dona Ma County USDA 3 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Gila National Forest 4 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Hawks Aloft, Inc 4 Living Desert State Park 6 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Hidalgo Cdunty Soil and Water Conservation District 4 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Jornada Experimental Range 5 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Jornada Resource Conservation and Development Program 5 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 Lincoln National Forest 6 New Mexico State Parks 9 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish 7 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste 8 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 Rio Grande Restoration 12 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 New Mexico State Land Office 9 -.. Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 New Mexico State Parks 9 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 NMSU Cooperative ExtensiOn Service, Las Cruces 10 Western New Mexico University 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 White Sands National Monument 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 World Wildlife Fund 15 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 p,o1, Lir r.,,thsti,VAINililiTMEN Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Project WILD, Conservation Services Alameda Park Zoo 1 11 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park Amigos Bravos 1 12 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 12 Sky Island Alliance Border Epidemiology & Environniental Health Center 1 12 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Center for Latin American Studies 2 Tierra Madre 13 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Tree New Mexico 13 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 .City of Rocks State Park 3 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 Dona Ana County USDA 3 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge 14 ,Elephant Butte Irrigation District 4 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 'Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 Waste-Management Education and Research Consortium 15 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 .Intertiemispheric Resource Center 5 Western New Mexico University 15 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 White Sands National Monument 15 Lincoln National Forest 6 Living Desert State Park 6 Iss:Evritcilk National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste 8 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Environment Department, Recycle 8 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Center for Hands-On Learning : New Mexico Project WET 2 9 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 -NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 City of Albuquerque 3 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 City of Rocks State Park 3 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 Dona Ana County USDA North American Institute 3 11 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Hidalgo County Soil and Water Conservation District Rio Grande Restoration 4 12 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Southern Area Health Education Center, Border Health Lincoln National Forest 6

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New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 WAT E R New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Alameda Park Zoo 1 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 Amigos Bravos 1 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 New Mexico State Parks 9 Border Health Office 1 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 ---NMSU-Cooperative-Extension-ServiceLas Cruces- I° -Bureau-of-Land-Management,-Rowell 2 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Center for Latin American Studies 2 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Tree New Mexico 13 City of Albuquerque 3 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 City of Rocks State Park 3 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 Dona Ma County USDA 3 Elephant Butte Irrigation District 4 _StISTAINA 131.. E DEN' E 1..0 MENT Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 Amigos Bravos 1 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 Hidalgo County Soil and Water Conservation District 4 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Center for Latin American Studies 2 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 City of Albuquerque 3 Uncoln National Forest 6 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly 6 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Jornada Experimental Range 5 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Jornada Resource Conservation and Development Program 5 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 New Mexico Environment Department, Drinking Water 8 Uncoln National Forest 6 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly 6 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste 8 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 New Mexico State Land Office 9 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer, Water NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Use and Conservation Bureau 9 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 New Mexico Project WET 9 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 New Mexico State Parks 9 Project del Rio 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Sierra Club, Rio Grande Chapter 12 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Uncoln County 10 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Southwest Technology Development Institute - NMSU 13 New Mexico Water Resources Research institute 10 Tierra Madre 13 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 North American Institute 11 WASTE h1 AN AC FM ENT Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Project del Rio 11 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Rural Community Assistance Corporation 12 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Sky Island Alliance 12 City of Rocks State Park 3 Southern Area Health Education Center, Border Health Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Education Training Center 12 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Tierra Madre 13 Lincoln National Forest 6 Tree New Mexico 13 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 New Mexico Environment Department 7 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico Environment Department, Recycle 8 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico State Parks 9 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 Rural Community Assistance Corporation 12 W LI) L I 1-;F. Southern Area Health Education Center, Border Health Alameda Park Zoo 1 Education Training Center 12 Amigos Bravos 1 Southwest Technology Development Institute - NMSU 13 Brantley Lake State Park 1 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2

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Bureau of Land Management, Sc ro 2 Carlsbad Caverns National Park..... 2 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 City of Albuquerque 3 City of Rocks State Park 3 Dona Ana County USDA 3 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 Gila National Forest 4 Hawks Aloft, Inc 4 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Lincoln National Forest 6 Living Desert State Park 6 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish 7 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 8 New Mexico State Land Office 9 New Mexico State Parks 9 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Project WILD, Conservation Services 11 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Sky Island Alliance 12 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge 14 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 University of New Mexico School of Law 14 Western New Mexico University 15 White Sands National Monument 15 Wildworks Conservation Foundation 15 World Wildlife Fund 15

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AGRICULTURE Padre Island National Seashore 28 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Extension Service 24 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, El Paso 33 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Texas Water Resources Institute 39 (STEER) Laredo 31 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Resource Management 32 C U LT URAL AWA RENESS texas -A &M Agricuitural-Extension-SentieeTPresidio-County 33 Franklin Mountains State Park 23 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 33 Guadalupe Mountains National Park 24 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 33 Texas State Aquarium 38 ILESERT ECOLOGN' Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 Texas Water Development Board 39 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 University of Texas at Austin 41 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 University of Texas at Brownsville 41 Big Bend National Park 18 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 19 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 E 0 L, C Y Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 City of El Paso 21 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 Davis Mountains State Park 21 Audubon Society - Texas 17 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 El Paso Zoo 22 Big Bend National Park 18 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 19 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc 25 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Earth Care Organization 21 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 26 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 El Paso Zoo 22 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 27 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), Rio Grande International Study Center 30 University of Houston-Clear Lake 22 River Pierce Foundation 30 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 South Texas Environmental Education and Research 31 Gorgas Science Foundation 23 (STEER) Laredo 32 Keep Texas Beautiful 24 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Resource Management 32 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Swan Group 32 Laredo City Utilities 25 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 26 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 33 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 27 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 37 Padre Island National Seashore 28 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Saba! Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 EARTII SCIENCES Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 31 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Audubon Society - Texas 17 Resource Management 32 Baylor College of Medicine 17 Swan Group 32 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 Big Bend National Park 18 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 33 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 33 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 19 Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 34 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 36 Davis Mountains State Park 21 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 37 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 37 El Paso Zoo 22 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs Texas State Aquarium 38 Environmental Defense Fund 22 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 39 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Texas Water Development Board 40 GLOBE Teacher Training UTEP 23 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation University of Texas at Brownsville 41 Gorges Science Foundation 23 41 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 University of Texas at El Paso Department of Biological Sciences USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Keep Texas Beautiful 24 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 ECOSYSTEMS Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 27 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17

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RONM ENT Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Big Bend National Park 18 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Big Bend National Park 18 Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 18 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Caddo Lake Institute, Inc. 19 Cameron Park Centro Cultural 19 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 19 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 19 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 20 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 20 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 City of El Paso 21 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 Davis Mountains State Park 21 City of Brownsville, Public Health El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 21 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), City of El Paso 21 Davis Mountains State Park 21 University of Houston-Clear Lake 22 Earth Care Organization Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 21 El Paso Solar Energy Association Gladys Porter Zoo 23 22 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board Gorgas Science Foundation 23 22 El Paso Zoo 22 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Environmental Defense Fund Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 22 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 University of Houston-Clear Lake Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 22 Environmental Solutions Program, Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 26 Center for Energy and Environment (UT Austin) National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 23 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 23 Gladys Porter Zoo Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 27 23 GLOBE Teacher Training UTEP 23 Padre Island National Seashore 28 Guadalupe Mountains National Park 24 River-Watch Network, Inc 30 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Extension Service 24 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 31 Keep Texas Beautiful 24 Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter 31 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. South Texas Environmental Education and Research 25 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 (STEER) Laredo 32 Sul Ross University Department of Natural League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. Resource Management 32 26 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 26 Swan Group 32 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 27 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 33 27 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 33 27 Padre Island National Seashore 28 Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 34 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 29 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Proyecto Fe y Esperanza Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 29 Public Policy Research Center Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 37 29 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 37 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & Development Program (USDA-NRCS) Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 37 29 Rio Grande Council of Governments 30 Texas State Aquarium 38 Rio Grande International Study Center Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 30 River Pierce Foundation 30 University of Texas at Brownsville 41 River-Watch Network, Inc. University of Texas at El Paso 41 30 Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 University of Texas at El Paso Department of Biological Sciences 41 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 31 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 31 South Texas Environmental Education and Research (STEER) Laredo 32 ENERGY RESOURCES South Texas Youth Ranch-Pharr 32 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Big Bend National Park 18 Resource Management 32 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Sunnyside Day School 32 El Paso Solar Energy Association 22 Swan Group 32 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 33 Laredo Clean Cities Coalition 25 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 33 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 33 Padre Island National Seashore 28 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center - River Pierce Foundation 30 Rural Public Health 34 Southern Union Gas 32 Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 34 Swan Group 32 Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs 35 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Texas Department of Transportation- Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 Environmental Affairs Division 35 Texas Rail Road Commission 38 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 U.S. Dept of Energy (Clean Cities) 40 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Bordei Office 40 Texas General Land Office 36 University of Texas at Austin 41 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 University of Texas at El Paso 41 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 37

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 37 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 37 Texas Water Development Board 39 Texas PTA Environmental Committee 38 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Texas State Aquarium 38 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 40 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 6 40 Texas Water Development Board 39 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 6, Texas - Mexico Borderlands Information Center 39 US/Mexico Program (6W0-D) 40 U.S. Bureau of Re c aFTnation 40tiniversity-of-Texas-at-AuStin 41 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 40 University of Texas at Brownsville 41 University of Texas at Brownsville 41 University of Texas at Brownsville, School of Education, University of Texas at El Paso 41 Environmental Education 41 University of Texas School of Public Health 41 University of Texas at El Paso 41 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Wilderness Park Museum 42

ENV I kONA1E'' E USA' i Laredo Manufacturers Association 26 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Migrant Clinicians Network (MCN) 27 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Paso del Norte Health Foundation 29 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 South Texas Environmental Educationand Research Audubon Society - Texas 17 (STEER) Center 31 Big Bend National Park 18 Texas Department of Health, Office ofBorder Health, Austin 34 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Texas Department of Health, Office ofBorder Health, El Paso 34 Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 Texas Department of Health, Office ofBorder Health, Laredo 35 Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 18 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 TROiN 11 ELNJ Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Audubon Society - Texas 17 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 City of El Paso 21 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 21 Colonies Unidas Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 22 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board Office of Colonia Initiatives, Austin 28 El Paso Zoo 22 Public Policy Research Center 29 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), Rio Grande Council of Governments 30 22 University of Houston-Clear Lake Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Gladys Porter Zoo 23 (STEER) Laredo 31 23 Gorges Science Foundation Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, 24 Keep Texas Beautiful Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 25 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Texas Center for Policy Studies 34 Laredo City Utilities 25 Texas General Land Office 36 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, El Paso 36 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 26 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 27 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 40 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 University of Texas at El Paso 41 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Padre Island National Seashore 28 Prude Ranch 29 Public Policy Research Center 29 AudubonSociety - Texas 17 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 31 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 South Texas Environmental Education and Research TexasMM Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 33 (STEER) Laredo 31 Texas Farin Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 Sunnyside Day School 32 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 Swan Group 32 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, IN ^IUSRIAI 1'A71 I 01A L-S FE :1 & South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 33 'RV C. F NFo, Texas MM Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 33 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Texas A&M International University 34 El Paso Zoo 22 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center - Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Rural Public Health 34 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 34 Extension Service 24 Texas Environmental Awareness Network (TEAN) 35 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Texas Environmental Education Advisory Committee (TEEAC) 36 Laredo Manufacturers Association 26 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 29 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 (STEER) Laredo 31 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 37 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 37 Texas General Land Office 36 Texas State Aquarium 38 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 University of Texas School of Public Health 41

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MARINE & AQUATIC RESOURCES Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 33 Audubon Society Texas 17 Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 34 Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 18 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 37 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 37 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), Texas State Aquarium 38 University of Houston-Clear Lake 22 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Texas Watch 38 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 The Nature Conservancy of Texas, Inc. 39 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 27 University of Texas at Brownsville 41 Padre Island National Seashore 28 University of Texas at Brownsville, School of Education, Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Environmental Education 41 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 University of Texas at Brownsville, Laguna Madre Learning Center 41 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 31 South Texas Environmental Education and Research USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 (STEER) Laredo 32 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 37 PLANTS Texas State Aquarium 38 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 University of Texas at Brownsville 41 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 MINERAL RESOURCES AND MINNINC Big Bend National Park 18 Big Bend National Park 18 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 City of El Paso 21 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Davis Mountains State Park 21 South Texas Environmental Education and Research El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 (STEER) Laredo 32 El Paso Zoo 22 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 NATURE AWARENESS Gorgas Science Foundation 23 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 26 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Big Bend National Park 18 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 Natural Resources Conservation Service, FL Stockton 27 City of El Paso 21 Padre Island National Seashore 28 Davis Mountains State Park 21 Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Franklin Mountains State Park 23 (STEER) Laredo 32 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Gorgas Science Foundation 23 Resource Management 32 Guadalupe Mountains National Park 24 Sunnyside Day School 32 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 Keep Texas Beautiful 24 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 33 Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas 25 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 33 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 33 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 34 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.0 26 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge 26 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 26 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 37 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 37 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 37 Natural Resources Conservation Service, FL Stockton 27 Texas State Aquarium 38 Padre Island National Seashore 28 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 Porter High School Geography Club 29 The Nature Conservancy of Texas, Inc. 39 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 River Pierce Foundation 30 University of Texas at Brownsville 41 Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 31 South Texas Environmental Education and Research POLLUTION PREVEN4iON (STEER) Laredo 31 South Texas Youth Ranch-Pharr 32 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Sunnyside Day School 32 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Swan Group 32 Baylor College of Medicine 17 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Big Bend National Park 18 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18

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18 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & Border Environment Cooperation Commission Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 29 18 30 Border Information & Solutions Network (BISN) Rio Grande International Study Center Brazos River Environmental Education Project(BREEP) 18 30 20 Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin Coalition Center for Environmental Resource Management(CERM) 20 Rio Grande-Nueces Resource Conservation & City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 30 22 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) El Paso Solar Energy Association 31 22 Santa /,Ana,National Wildlife Refuge El Paso Water Utilities-Public ServiceBoard 22 South Texas Environmental Education andResearch El Paqo.Zoo 32--_ 22 (STEER) taredo Environmental Defense Fund Sul Ross University, Department of Natural 23 32 Gladys Porter Zoo Resource Management International Boundary and Water Commission 24 32 24 Swan Group Keep Texas Beautiful 33 26 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, ElPaso Laredo Environmental Engineering Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, PresidioCounty 33 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico,A.C. 26 33 27 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States FieldOffice) County 33 Paso 27 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, WebbCounty 33 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft.Stockton 27 36 28 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) Padre Island National Seashore Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 29 36 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Texas Natural Resource ConservationCommission, Austin Rio Grande Council of Governments 30 37 31 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, StatePrograms 37 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 31 38 Texas State Aquarium South Texas Environmental Education and Research Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 (STEER) Laredo 31 39 32 Texas Water Development Board Swan Group The Nature Conservancy of Texas, Inc. 39 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service,Presidio County 33 40 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, 41 33 University of Texas at El Paso South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Texas A&M University School Health ScienceCenter - 42 34 Valley Proud Environmental Council Rural Public Health Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 36 Texas General Land Office SOIL CONSERVATION 37 18 Texas Natural Resource ConservationCommission, Laredo Big Bend National Park 18 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 37 Big Bend Ranch State Park 38 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Texas State Aquarium 20 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 City of Brownsville, Compost and RecyCling 22 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El PasoBorder Office 40 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural 24 University of Texas at Brownsville 41 Extension Service 42 26 Valley Proud Environmental Council Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico,A.C. Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 29 17 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) Adopt-A-Wetland Program 30 17 Rio Grande International Study Center Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 31 17 Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary Audubon Society - Texas South Texas Environmental Education and Research Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 32 18 (STEER) Laredo Big Bend National Park Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 32 Resource Management Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 (BREEP) 18 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Brazos River Environmental Education Project Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 19 33 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service,Presidio County (CERM) 20 33 Center for Environmental Resource Management Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, TerrellCounty Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service,Webb County Chihuahuan Desert Resource Conservation and Texas A&M University School Health ScienceCenter - Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 20 34 Rural Public Health City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 36 22 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) El Paso Solar Energy Association Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 37 23 Texas Natural Resource ConservationCommission, Laredo Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 Franklin Mountains State Park 23 40 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural 42 24 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service Extension Service 42 24 Valley Land Fund Keep Texas Beautiful Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 SUS TA I NAB LE-13 E-V-EL OPME 17 Lamar Bruni Vergara Environmental Science Center 25 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas. Inc. and Mexico,A.C. 26 Audubon Society - Texas 18 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Big Bend National Park 18 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft.Stockton 27 Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 North American Butterfly Association South TexasNABA-SOTX 28 Border Information & Solutions Network(BISN) 18 Padre Island National Seashore 28 Brazos River Environmental Education Project(BREEP) 20 Public Policy Research Center 29 Center for Environmental Resource Management(CERM)

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Center for Global Studies 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) Chihuahuan Desert Resource Conservation and 33 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center- Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 20 Rural Public Health 34 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 Earth Care Organization Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs 35 21 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry El Paso Solar Energy Association 36 22 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Household Hazardous Waste Management Program 37 El Paso Zoo 22 Keep Texas Beautiful Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 24 Texas State Aquarium Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas 38 25 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 40 26 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 27 \VAT E R Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 29 Public Policy Research Center 29 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Ague Para Beber 17 Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin Coalition 30 Arnistad National Recreation Area 17 Rio Grande-Nueces Resource Conservation & Audubon Society - Texas 17 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 30 Baylor College of Medicine 17 Saba! Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Big Bend National Park 18 Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter 31 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 (STEER) Laredo 32 Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 18 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Caddo Lake Institute, Inc. 19 Resource Management 32 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Swan Group 32 Center for Global Studies 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 33 City of Brownsville, Public Health 21 Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs 35 City of Edinburg 21 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Colonies Unidas 21 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 El Paso Solar Energy Association 22 Texas Water Development Board 39 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 El Paso Zoo 22 U.S. Dept of Energy (Clean Cities) 40 Environmental Defense Fund 22 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso BorderOffice 40 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), University of Texas at Brownsville 41 University of Houston-Clear Lake 22 University of Texas at El Paso 41 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service 24 wAsTE MANACEMEN'I' Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 International Boundary and Water Commission Audubon Society - Texas 24 17 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. Big Bend National Park 25 18 Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas Big Bend Ranch State Park 25 18 Lamar Bruni Vergara Environmental Science Center 25 Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 Laredo City Utilities Brownsville Ecological Division 25 19 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Brownsville Waste Minimization and Recycling Department 19 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 26 20 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center Colonias Unidas 26 21 McAllen International Museum Edinburg 2020 Environment Committee 26 21 McAllen Water Utilities 27 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 El Paso Zoo National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 22 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 27 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Extension Service 29 24 Public Policy Research Center Keep El Paso Beautiful, Inc. 29 24 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & Keep Texas Beautiful 24 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 29 Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas 25 Rio Grande Council of Governments 30 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 26 River Pierce Foundation 30 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 29 River-Watch Network; Inc. 30 Project HOPE (Health Opportunities for People Everywhere) 29 Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & 31 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 31 29 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston Rio Grande Council of Governments 31 30 South Texas Community College, Project del Rio Rio Grande International Study Center 31 30 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Saba! Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 (STEER) Laredo 32 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Swan Group (STEER) Laredo 32 32 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Swan Group 32 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, PresidioCounty 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33

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Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, 33 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 36 33 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 36 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 33 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 37 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center - 37 34 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg Rural Public Health Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 37 Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs 35 Texas State Aquarium 38 Texas Department of Transportation- 38 35 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board Environmental Affairs Division 39 35 The NAture Conservancy of Texas, Inc. Texas-Engineering-ExtensiorrServiGe 41 36 University of Texas at Brownsville Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 42 36 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 42 Valley Land Fund Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission,Austin 36 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, 36 Border Colonias Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Source Water Assessment and Protection Program 37 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 37 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 37 Texas State Aquarium 38 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 38 38 Texas Watch Texas Water Resources Institute 39 Texas Water Utilities Association 39 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso BorderOffice 40 University of Texas at Brownsville 41 University of Texas at El Paso 41 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Valley Proud Environmental Council 42 Why Wastewater?, Inc. 42 NtOi,1111 WILDLIVE Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 Big Bend National Park 18 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 City of El Paso 21 Davis Mountains State Park 21 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 El Paso Zoo 22 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Gorgas Science Foundation 23 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 26 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 27 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 27 Padre Island National Seashore 28 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 29 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Sabel Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 31 South Texas Environmental Education and Research (STEER) Laredo 32 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Resource Management 32 Sunnyside Day School 32 BEST COPY AVAILABLE Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 33

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DESERT ECOLOGY Comisi6n Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua Asociacion de Energfa Solar de Ciudad Juarez 43 Comity de Ecologla de Ojinaga Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrial y de Servicios CONALEP, Cd. Juarez (CETIS) #98 Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.C. Comision de Cooperacion Ecologies Fronteriza (COCEF) Ecologla del Tercer Milenio, A.C. Comity de Ecologfa de Ojinaga Ediciones GUILEBCA FM Globo 98.3 Federack5n Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud Hermanos y Amigos Defensores-del-Agua-(HADA) y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 45 Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua FM Globo 98.3 46 Universidad Autonoma de Cd. Juarez, INFOMEXUS 46 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Universidad Regional del Norte Campus Cd. Juarez 46 OrganizaciOn Popular Independiente 47 EARTFI SCIENCES Preparatoria CETCJ 47 Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua 48 Procuraduria Federal de Proteccion al Ambiente Universidad Autdnoma de Cd. Juarez, (PROFEFA), Chihuahua 47 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 PromociOn Social Kolping A.C. 47 Proyecto del Rio 47 ECOLOGY Secretaria de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia del Gobiemo del Estado de Chihuahua 43 AQUA XXI, A.C. Servicios Publicos Municipales 48 Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrial y de Servicios Sierra Madre Alliance Program 48 (CETIS) #98 43 Sociedad Regional Norte de Ingenierfa Sanitana y Ambiental 44 Comision Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua 48 44 Comity de Ecologfa de Ojinaga Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez 48 44 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez Universidad Autenoma de Ciudad Juarez, 45 Ecologla del Tercer Milenio, A.C. Centro de Estudios Biologicos 48 45 Ediciones GUILEBCA Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, FederaciOn Mexican de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 45 FM Globo 98.3 46 Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Campus Cd. Juarez 46 AQUA XXI, A.C. OrganizaclOn Popular Independiente 47 AsociaciOn de Energfa Solar de Ciudad Juarez PromociOn Social Kolping A.C. 47 Centro de Estudios Tecnologicos Industrial y de Servicios Proyecto del Rio 47 (CETIS) #98 Sociedad Regional Norte de Ingenierfa Sanitaria y Amblental 48 Comision de Cooperaci6n EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) Universidad Aut6noma de Chihuahua 48 Comision Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez 48 Comity de Ecologia de Ojinaga Unlversidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez, CONALEP, Cd. Juarez Centro de Estudios Biologicos 48 Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.C. Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologla de la Ciudad de Ojinaga Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 Ediciones GUILEBCA Escuela Secundaria Federal No. 4 E COS Y ST E M S Federacion Mexican de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 43 Asociacidin de Energfa Solar de Ciudad Juarez FM Globo 98.3 Centro de Estudios Tecnologicos Industrial y de Servicios Institute Nacional de Investigations Forestales 43 (CETIS) #98 Agrfeolas y Pecuarias ComisiOn de Cooperacion EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) Institute Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, 43 Comisi6n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua Campus Cd. Juarez 44 Comity de Ecologia de Ojinaga Organized& Popular Independiente 47. 45 Ediciones GUILEBCA Preparatoria CETCJ 47 Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, PromociOn Social Kolping A.C. 46 Campus Cd. Juarez Proyecto del Rfo 47 47 Organization Popular Independiente Sociedad Regional Norte de Ingenierfa Sanitaria y Amblental 48 47 Proyecto del Rio Universidad Aut6noma de Chihuahua 48 Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez, Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios BiolOgicos 48 49 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 ENERGY RESOURCES AsociaciOn de Energfa Solar de Ciudad Juarez 43 ENVIRONMENTAL DEAL:I'll Institute Tecnol6gico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Universidad Aut6noma de Ciudad Juarez, 46 Campus Cd. Juarez Institute de Cienclas Sociales y Administraci6n 49 Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION ENVIRONMENT Comisi6n de CooperaciOn EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) Comision Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez 43 AQUA XXI, A.C. 43 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 44 Asociacidin de Energfa Solar de Ciudad Juarez 43 Sociedad Regional Norte de Ingenierfa Sanitaria y Amblental 41.1. Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrial y de Servicios Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, 43 (CETIS) #98 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 43 Comisi6n de Cooperation Ecologica Fronteriza (COCEF) Universidad Regional del Norte 49

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FORESTRY SOIL CONSERVATION Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua 48 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga 44 Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez 48 Institute Nacional de InVestigaciones Forestales Agricolas y Pecuarias 46 Proyecto del Rio 47 Universidad Autonoma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente Comaede Ecologia de Ojinaga 44 49 Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.C. 44 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de la Ciudad de Ojinaga 44 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Federacion Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud Comisi6n de Cooperacion Ecologica Fronteriza (COCEF) 43 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 45 Comisi6n Internacional de Urnites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez 43 PromociOn Social Kolping A.C. 47 Comisidn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 44 Universidad Aut6noma de Ciudad Juarez, Comite de Ecologfa de Ojinaga Centro de Estudios Biologicos 44 Ediciones GUILEBCA 45 Universidad Autonoma de Cd. Juarez, Federacion Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 45 Institute Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales NATURE AWARENESS Agricolas y Pecuarias 46 Comisi6n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua Institute Tecnoldgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, 44 Campus Cd. Juarez Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga 44 46 Ecologia del Tercer Milenio, A.C. Organizaci6n Popular Independiente 47 45 Proyecto del Rio Ediciones GUILEBCA 45 47 Sierra Madre Alliance Program Sierra Madre Alliance Program 48 48 Universidad Aut6noma de Ciudad Juarez, Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez 49 Centro de Estudios Biologicos 48 P L A NTs Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 AsociaciOn de Energfa Solar de Ciudad Judrez 43 Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrialy de Servicios WASTE MANAGEMENT (CETIS) #98 43 ComisiOn de Cooperaci6n Ecologica Fronteriza (COCEF) CONALEP, Cd. Juarez 44 43 Comisi6n Internacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologfa de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga 44 43 Escuela Secundaria Federal No. 4 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez 44 FM Globo 98.3 Consultores de Seguridad Industrial y Medio Ambiente (COSIME)44 as Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.C. Universidad Aut6noma de Ciudad Juarez 48 44 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de la Ciudad de Ojinaga 44 POLLUTION PREVENTION Ecologia del Tercer Milenio, A.C. 45 Ediciones GUILEBCA 45 AQUA XXI, A.C. 43 Federacion Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud AsociaciOn de Energfa Solar de Ciudad Juarez 43 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 45 Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrialy de Servicios Institute Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales (CETIS) #98 Agricolas y Pecuarias 46 Comision de Cooperacion Ecologica Fronteriza (COCEF) Organizacian Popular Independiente 47 Cornish:5n Internacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez Programa Comparieros, A.C. 47 Comisidn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua Promocidn Social Kolping A.C. 47 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez Proyecto del Rio 47 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua 48 Ediciones GUILEBCA Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez, Federacidn Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud Centro de Estudios BiolOgicos 48 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 45 Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, FM Globo 98.3 46 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 Institute Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales Agricolas y Pecuarias 46 VAT E R OrganizaciOn Popular lndependiente 47 Programa Comparleros, A.C. Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrial y de Servicios 47 (CETIS) #98 Promocion Social Kolping A.G. 47 Comisi6n de Cooperacion EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) Proyecto del Rfo 47 Servicios Publicos Municipales ComislOn Internacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez Universidad Aut6noma de Chihuahua Comisi6n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez Comity de Ecologfa de Ojinaga Ultiversidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, CONALEP, Cd. Judrez Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.G. Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologfa de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Ediciones GUILEBCA Escuela Preparatoria Estatal por CooperaciOn 8404 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Cd. Juarez 43 "Praxedis G. Guerrero" Comisi6n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal deChihuahua 44 Escuela Preparatoria Federal per CooperaciOn Consultores de Seguridad Industrial y Medio Ambiente (COSIME) 44 EMS - 2/47 Altavista de Juarez 45 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga 44 Escuela Secundaria Federal No. 4 Ediciones GUILEBCA 45 Federachin Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud Proyecto del Rio 47 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) Sierra Madre Alliance Program 48 FM Globo 98.3 46 Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua 48 Hermanos y Amigos Defensores del Agua (HADA) 46 Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, Institute Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49 Agricolas y Pecuarias 46

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Instituto TemolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus Cd. Juarez 46 Junta Municipal de Agua y Saneamlento de Juarez 46 OrganizaclOn Popular Independiente 47 Programa Compatieros, A.C. 47 Proyecto del Rio 47 Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua 48 UniversIdact-AutOnomate Ciudad Juarez, Centro de Estudios BlolOgicos 48 Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 49

143,1,1 F Centro de Estudios Tecnologicos Industrial y de Servicios (CETIS) #98 43 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de la Ciudad de Ojinaga 44 Proyecto del Rfo 47

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DESERT ECOLOGY FORESTRY Biodiversidad Mexicana S.A de C.V. 51 DirecciOn del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas .52 DirecciOn del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 52 Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Direccion General de Ecologia, Estado de Coahuila 52 Universidad Autonoma Agraria Antonio Narro 53 Fundacion EcolOgica Mexicana (FEMAC) 52 Protecci6n de la Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 INDUSTRIAL & OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & ----Univetsidad-Autonoma-AgrariaAntonio_Narro 53 YGENE 52 EARTH SCIENCES Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acuna Comisidn Ecologica de Piedras Negras, AsociaciOn MARINE AND AQUATIC RESOURCES 51 Ecologies Frontera Norte Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 53 Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 53 ECOLOGY NATURE AWARENESS Biodiversidad Mexicana S.A de C.V. 51 Centro de Bachillerato TecnolOgico Industrial y de Servicios #54 51 Comision EcolOgica de Piedras Negras, Asociacien ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional 51 51 EcolOgica Frontera Norte Cuencas Centrales del Norte Direccien del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatroclenegas 52 Direccion del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 52 Fundacion Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 52 DirecciOn General de Ecologia, Estado de Coahuila 52 Fundacion EcolOgica Mexicana (FEMAC) 52 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acufla 52 PLANTS Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Biodiversidad Mexicana S.A de C.V. 51 Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 53 Direccion del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 52 Universidad Autenoma Agraria Antonio Narro 53 DirecciOn General de Ecologia, Estado de Coahuila 52 Fundacien EcolOgica Mexicana (FEMAC) 52 ECOSYSTEMS Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Universidad Autonoma Agraria Antonio Narro 53 Biodiversidad Mexicana S.A de C.V. 51 ... . Comision Ecologica de Piedras Negras, Asociacien EcolOgica Frontera Norte 51 Comision Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Centro de Bachillerato TecnolOgico Industrial y de Servicios #54 51 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 51 Comision EcolOgica de Piedras Negras, Asociacion Direecien del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 52 EcolOgica Frontera Norte 51 Fundacien Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 52 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Protecci6n de la Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 51 FundaciOn Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 52 ENERGY RESOURCES Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acufla 52 Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 53 DirecciOn General de Ecologia, Estado de Coahuila 52 52 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acuna RESOURCE MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENT ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Cuencas Centrales del Norte 51 Centro de Bachillerato TecnolOgico Industrial y de Servicios #54 51 Direccion de Ecologfa, Piedras Negras 52 Comisi On Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acufla 52 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 51 Protecci6n de la Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Direccien del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 52 Universidad Autenoma Agraria Antonio Narro 53 DirecclOn General de Ecologfa, Estado de Coahuila 52 FundaciOn EcolOgica Mexicana (FEMAC) 52 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acufla 52 SOIL CONSERVATION Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Centro de Bachillerato Tecnologico Industrial y de Servicios #54 51 Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 53 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Universidad Autenoma Agraria Antonio Narro 53 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 51 DirecciOn del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna CuatrociOnegas 52 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acura 52 Protecci6n de la Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Centro de Bachillerato TecnolOgico Industrial y de Servicios #54 51 Universidad Autenoma Agraria Antonio Narro 53 ComisiOn Ecologica de Piedras Negras, Asociacion Ecologica Frontera Norte 51 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Cuencas Centrales del Norte 51 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional DirecciOn General de Ecologia, Estado de Coahuila 52 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 51 FundaciOn Ecolegica Mexicana (FEMAC) 52 Desuvalle 52 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acufla 52 Direccien del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 52 Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acufia 52 Universidad Autonoma Agraria Antonio Narro 53 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Centro de Bachillerato Tecnologico Industrial y de Servicios #34 51 WASTE MANAGEMENT Centro de Bachillerato Tecnologico Industrial y de ServIclos #54 51 ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Cuencas Centrales del Norte 51 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional 52 51 Direccien de Ecologfa, Piedras Negras Cuencas Centrales del Norte Direccien del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 52 Fundacion Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 52 DirecciOn General de Ecologia, Estado de Coahuila 52 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acutia 52

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Proteccidn de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 VinefillillilliliM1111111111111111111111 Centro de Bachillerato Tecnoldgico Industrial y de Servicios #54 51 ComisiOn Intemacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Coahuila 51 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional .'"u Cuencas Centrales del Norte 51 Direct:16n de Ecologla, Piedras Negras 52 Direccion del Area de Proteccidn de Flora y Fauna CuatrociOnegas52 Direccion General de Ecologia, Estado de Coahuila 52 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acufia 52 Proteccidn de la Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Universidad Autdnoma Agraria Antonio Narro 53

".Direccion del Area de Proteccien de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 52 Direccidn General de Ecologfa, Estado de Coahuila 52 -.,PROFEPA - SEMARNAP 52 Proteccidn de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 53 Universidad Aut6norna Agraria Antonio Narro 53

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DESERT ECOLOGY l'OLILU'l IO,Nr.REVENTION Bioconservaci6n. A.C. 55 Bioconservaci6n. A.C. Centro de Derecho Ambiental 55 Subsecretarfa de Ecologia del Goblerno del Estado de Nuevo Le6n 56 Universidad Aut6noma de Nuevo Leon, ECOLOGY Facultad de Ciencias Biolegicas 56 BioconsentaciOn. A.C. 55 Centro de Derecho Ambiental Institute Tecno logic° y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Bioconservacion. A.C. 55 Centro de Calidad Ambiental 55 Centro de Derecho Ambiental Red de Educadores Ambientales de Nuevo Le 6n 55 Instituto TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Secretarfa de Educed On, Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Leon 55 Centro de Calidad Ambiental 55 Subsecretarfa de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Le 6n 56 Pronatura Noreste 55 Universidad Aut6noma de Nuevo Le6n, Universidad Aut6noma de Nuevo Le6n, Facultad de Ciencias Bio legicas 56 Facultad de Ciencias Biotegicas ECOSYSTEMS SIJS:TAINABLE DEVELOPMVINT BioconservaciOn. A.C. 55 Bioconservacion. A.C. 55 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 55 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 55 Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores, de Monterrey, Centro de Calidad Ambiental 55 Centro de Calidad Ambiental 55 Subsecretarfa de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Leon 56 Subsecretarfa de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Leon .56 ENVIRONMENT WAT E R BioconservaciOn. A.C. 55 Bioconservaci6n. A.C. 55 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 55 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 55 Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Universidad AutOnoma de Nuevo Le6n, Centro de Calidad Ambiental 55 Facultad de Ciencias BiolOgicas 56 Red de Educadores Ambientales de Nuevo Le 6n 55 Subsecretarfa de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Le On 56 1N/11,I)LIFE Universidad Aut6noma de Nuevo Le On, BioconservaciOn. A.C. 55 56 Facultad de Ciencias BiolOgicas Centro de Derecho Ambiental 55 Universidad Aut6noma de Nuevo Leon, ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Facultad de Ciencias Bide:glees 56 BioconservaciOn. A.C. 55 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 55 Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Centro de Calidad Ambiental 55 Red de Educadores Ambientales de Nuevo LeOn 55 Subsecretarfa de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Le6n 56 ENV I RON M ENTAL1-11EALTII Bioconservaci6n. A.C. 55 ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION Bioconservaci6n. A.C. 55 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 55 Subsecretarfa de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Le6n 56 FORESTRY Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Centro de Calidad Ambiental 55 Pronatura Noreste 55

Universidad AutOnoma de Nuevo Leon, Facultad de Ciencias BiolOgicas 56 MARINE AND AQUATIC RESOURCES. BioconservaciOn. A.C. 55 Universidad AutOnoma de Nuevo Le6n, Facultad de Ciencias BiolOgicas 56

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CULTURAL AWARENESS FORESTRY Colegio de la Frontera (COLEF) 57 Colegio Nacional de Educacion Profesional Tecnica 129 (CONALEP) 57 l3ESERT ECOLOGN' ComisiOn EcolOgica de Reynosa (CER) 57 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologfa, Los Ninos Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 Direccion General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa, Universidad Mexico-Americana del Norte, Reynosa 60 Direccien General de Recursos Natue-WyMedio-Amblente 59 INDUSTRIAL & OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & EARTH SC IENCES IIYGENE Los Nines Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 Los Nines EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 EC 0 LOG Y ComisiOn Internacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 58 NATURE AWARENESS Consejo Municipal de Educacien Ambiental 58 Club Ecologico CETIS 71 57 Los Nines Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 ComisiOn Internacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 58 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 Los Ninos Ecoldigicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 RECO de Reynosa 59 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia, Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologfa, Direccion General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 Direccien General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 Terra Nostra A.C. 60 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacien Especial 60 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacien Especial 60 ECOSYSTEMS PLANTS 59 Los Ninos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. Comision Internacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 58 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa, Los Niflos Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 Direccien General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y. Ecologfa, Zona Escolar 08 de Educacien Especial 60 Direccien General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 Terra Nostra A.C. 60 ENERGY RESOURCES Zona Escolar 08 de Educacien Especial 60 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologfa, Direccien General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 POLLUTION PREVENTION ComisiOn Internacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 58 ENVIRONMENT ComisiOn Internacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Tamaulipas 58 Centro Internacional de Estudios del Rio Bravo 57 Los Nifios EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 Club Ecologic° CETIS 71 57 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 Colegio de Ia Frontera (COLEF) 57 RECO de Reynosa 59 ComisiOn Internacional de Lfmites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 58 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa, Grupo de Ecologfa de Ia Preparatoria Direccion General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 'Profr. Ricardo Salazar Ceballos' 58 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacion Especial 60 Institut° Tecnologico de Matamoros 58 Los Nines Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 Los Ninos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 RECO de Reynosa 59 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa, Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologfa, Direccion General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 Direccion General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 Servicios de Tecnologia Ambiental, SA de CV 60 Term Nostra A.C. 60 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacien Especial 60 ENVIRONN1ENTAL EDUCA I ION SOIL CONSERVATION Los Ninos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 ComisiOn Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 58 RECO de Reynosa 59 Consejo Municipal de Educacion Ambiental 58 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia, Insttuto Tecnologico de Reynosa 58 Direccien General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 Los Nines EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 Proteccion Ambiental y Culture Tamaulipeca A.C. 59 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT RECO de Reynosa 59 Los Ninos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 Secretarla de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 Direccien General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 RECO de Reynosa 59 Servicios de Tecnologia Amblental, SA de CV 60 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologfa, Terra Nostra A.C. 60 Direcci6n General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 59 Universidad Mexico-Americana del Norte, Reynosa 60 Term Nostra A.C. 60 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacion Especial 60 wAsTE MANAGEMENT LNVIRON:NIEN'TAL LEGISLATION Colegio National de Educacion Profesional TOcnica 129 Los Nines EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 ,(CONALEP) 57 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros Comisi6n Ecolegica de Reynosa (CER) 57 RECO de Reynosa 59 Consejo Municipal de Educacien Ambiental 58 Secretarfa Desarrollo Urban() y Ecologfa Direccien de Umpieza Publica 58 del Gobiemo del Estado, Reynosa 59 Institute TecnolOgico de Reynosa 58 Los Ninos Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C 59 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 RECO de Reynosa 59

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Secretaria de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, Direccion General de Recursos Nature les y Medio Ambiente 59 Servicios de Tecnologia Ambiental, SA de CV 60 Universidad Mexico-Americana del Norte, Reynosa 60 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacion Especial 60

CBTIS 189 57 Colegio de Bachilleres del Estado de Tamaulipas 57 ComisiOn Municipal de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado de Nuevo Laredo 58 Consejo Municipal de EducaciOn Ambiental 58 Instituto Tecnologico de Reynosa 58 Junta de Agua y Drenaje de Matamoros 59 Los Nirios EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 Secretaria de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, Direcci6n General de Recursos Nature les y Medio Ambiente 59 Universidad Mexico-Americana del Norte, Reynosa 60 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacien Especial 60

Los Nifios EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 59 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 59 Secretaria de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, Direccion General de Recursos Nature les y Medio Ambiente 59 Terra Nostra A.C. 60

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CULTURALAWARENE,SS -7R-7 'N'A" I' E R Secretarfa de Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales Comision Nacional del Agua 61 y Pesca (SEMARNAP) 62 Fundacion Mexico-Estados Unidos pars Ia Ciencia 61 Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 62 C:C)i.OG Centro de Informacion y Documelitacion sobre &KILIIL I FE_ Educacion y Capacitacion (CIDEC) 61 Institute Nacional de Ecologfa (INE) 62 Instituto_NacionaLde Ecologia (INE) 62

S Centro de InformaciOn y Documentaci6n sobre Educacion y CapacItacion (CIDEC) 61 Institute Nacional de Ecologfa (INE) 62 -_ENERGY RESOURCES Institute Nacional de Ecologfa (INE) 62

Centro de InformaciOn y Documentacion sobre Educacion y CapacitaciOn (CIDEC) 61 Institute Nacional de Ecologfa (INE) 62 E NTA I, EDUCATIoNi Centro de EducaciOn y Capacitacion para el Desarrollo Sustentable (CECADESU) 61 Centro de InformaciOn y Documentacian sobre Educaci6n y CapacitaciOn (CIDEC) 61 Secretaria de Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales y Pesca (SEMARNAP) 62

Centro Nacional de Salud Ambiental (CENSA) 61

ENVI KONik:1E N "1.A 1_, LEG IS La Neta 62 MARINE AND AQUATIC RESOURCES. Institute Nacional de Ecologfa (INE) 62

. - MINERAL RESOURCES AND I Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 62 LANTS -or Institute Nacional de Ecologfa (INE) 62 .POLLUTION PREVENTION Fundacion Mexico-Estados Unidos para Ia Ciencia 61 Institute Nacional de Ecologfa (INE) 62 La Neta 62

1.2 MANACEM ENT Secretarfa de Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales y Pesca (SEMARNAP) 62 SOIL CONSERVATION. Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 62 SUSTAIN/1131.E DEVELOPMENT Centro de Educacion y Capacitaci6n para el Desarrollo Sustentable (CECADESU) 61 Centro de Informacion y Documentacien sobre EducaciOn y Capacitacion (CIDEC) 61 Institute Nacional de Ecologfa (INE) 62 VASTEMANAGEMENT Fundacion Mexico-Estados Unidos pars Ia Glenda 61 Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 62

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ALAMEDA PARK ZOO 1 NEW MEXICO OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER, WATER USE AND AMIGOS BRAVOS 1 CONSERVATION BUREAU 9 BORDER ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH COALITION 1 NEW MEXICO PROJECT LEARNING TREE 9 BORDER EPIDEMIOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CENTER -1 NEW MEXICO PROJECT WET (WATER EDUCATION FOR BORDER HEALTH OFFICE 1 TEACHERS) 9 _BRANTLEY LAKE STATE PARK 1 NEW MEXICO STATE 4-H PROGRAM 9 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, CARLSBAD 2NEW MEXICO-STATE-DEPAITTMENT-OF-EDUCATION 9 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, LAS CRUCES 2 NEW MEXICO STATE LAND OFFICE 9 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT,IROSWELL 2 NEW MEXICO STATE PARKS 9 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, SOCORRO 2 NMSU AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS 10 CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK 2 NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, CHAVES COUNTY ... 10 CENTER FOR HANDS-ON LEARNING 2 NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, LAS CRUCES 10 CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 2 NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, LINCOLN COUNTY .10 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT CONSERVATION ALLIANCE 3 NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, OTERO COUNTY 10 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT NATURE PARK 3 NEW MEXICO WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH INSTITUTE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE 3 (WRRI) 10 CITY OF ROCKS STATE PARK 3 NEW MEXICO WATERSHED WATCH 11 DONA ANA COUNTY UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF NEW MEXICO WILDUFE WEST NATURE PARK 11 AGRICULTURE/NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION NORTH AMERICAN INSTITUTE (NAMI) 11 SERVICE 3 OLIVER LEE MEMORIAL STATE PARK 11 ELEPHANT BUTTE IRRIGATION DISTRICT 3 OTERO SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT 11 ELEPHANT BUTTE LAKE STATE PARK 4 PROJECT DEL RIO 11 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO .... 4 PROJECT WILD, CONSERVATION SERVICES 11 GILA NATIONAL FOREST, CONSERVATION EDUCATION PROGRAM4 RIO GRANDE NATURE CENTER STATE PARK 12 HAWKS ALOFT, INC. 4 RIO GRANDE RESTORATION 12 HIDALGO COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE 4 RURAL COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE CORPORATION 12 HIDALGO COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT ..4 SIERRA CLUB, RIO GRANDE CHAPTER 12 INTERHEMISPHERIC RESOURCE CENTER (IRC) 5 SIERRA SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT 12 JORNADA EXPERIMENTAL RANGE 5 SKY ISLAND ALLIANCE 12 JORNADA RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT SOUTHERN AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER, BORDER HEALTH PROGRAM 5 EDUCATION TRAINING CENTER 12 KEEP LAS CRUCES BEAUTIFUL 5 SOUTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER 13 KEEP NEW MEXICO BEAUTIFUL 5 SOUTHWEST NETWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND LAS CRUCES MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 5 ECONOMIC JUSTICE (SNEEJ) 13 LAS CRUCES PUBLIC SCHOOLS TEACHERS' CENTER 6 SOUTHWEST ORGANIZING PROJECT 13 LEASBURG STATE PARK 6 SOUTHWEST RESEARCH AND INFORMATION CENTER 13 LINCOLN NATIONAL FOREST 6 SOUTHWEST STRATEGY COORDINATION OFFICE 13 LIVING DESERT STATE PARK 6 SOUTHWEST TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE - NMSU . 13 MESILLA VALLEY COW BELLES 6 TIERRA MADRE 13 MIDDLE RIO GRANDE WATER ASSEMBLY 6 TREE NEW MEXICO 13 NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, NEW MEXICO 6 U.S. FISH AND WILDUFE SERVICE 14 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE U.S. - MEXICO AFFAIRS OFFICE 7 U.S. FISH AND WILDUFE SERVICE 14 NEW MEXICO AGRICULTURE IN THE CLASSROOM 7 USFWS - BOSQUE DEL APACHE NATIONAL WILDUFE REFUGE ... 14 NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES 7 USFWS - SAN ANDRES NATIONAL WILDUFE REFUGE 14 NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND FISH 7 USFWS - SERVILLETA NATIONAL WILDUFE REFUGE 14 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT 7 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW 14 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, AIR QUALITY 7 WASTE-MANAGEMENT EDUCATION AND RESEARCH NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, DRINKING WATER 8 CONSORTIUM (WERC) 15 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, GROUNDWATER WATER UTIUTIES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 15 QUALITY BUREAU 8 WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY 15 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, HAZARDOUS WASTE WHITE SANDS NATIONAL MONUMENT, NPS 15 BUREAU 8 WILDWORKS CONSERVATION FOUNDATION 15 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, RECYCLE 8 WORLD WILDUFE FUND 15 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, SOLID WASTE BUREAU 8 NEW MEXICO FARM AND RANCH HERITAGE MUSEUM 8 NEW MEXICO FORESTRY & RESOURCES CONSERVATION DIVISION 8 NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY AND SCIENCE 8 9 0 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 91 TEXAS Alphabetical List of Organizations

ADOPTA- WETLAND PROGRAM 17 KEYSTONE HERITAGE PARK 25 AGUA PARA BEBER 17 KICKAPOO TRADITIONAL TRIBE OF TEXAS 25 AMISTAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA 17 LAGUNA ATASCOSA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 25 AUDUBON SOCIETY - EL PASO/TRANS-PECOS 17 LAKE CASA BLANCA INTERNATIONAL STATE PARK 25 AUDUBON SOCIETY -TEXAS 17 LAMAR BRUNI VERGARA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CENTER 25 BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 17 LAREDO CITY UTILITIES 25 BENTSEN-RIO GRANDE VALLEY STATE PARK 17 LAREDO CLEAN CITIES COALITION 25 BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK 18 LAREDO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 26 BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK 18 LAREDO MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION 26 BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK, BARTON WARNOCK LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF EL PASO 26 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER 18 LOS CAMINOS DEL RIO OF TEXAS, INC. AND MEXICO, A.C. 26 BORDER ENVIRONMENT COOPERATION COMMISSION 18 LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY NATIONAL WILDUFE REFUGE 26 BORDER INFORMATION & SOLUTIONS NETWORK (BISN) 18 LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY NATURE CENTER 26 BRAZOS RIVER ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROJECT MCALLEN INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM 26 (BREEP) 18 MCALLEN WATER UTILITIES 27 BROWNSVILLE BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE 19 MI LAREDO 27 BROWNSVILLE ECOLOGICAL DIVISION 19 MIGRANT CLINICIANS NETWORK (MCN) 27 BROWNSVILLE HEALTH DEPARTMENT 19 NATIONAL WILDUFE FEDERATION BROWNSVILLE WASTE MINIMIZATION AND RECYCUNG (GULF STATES FIELD OFFICE) 27 DEPARTMENT 19 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, ALPINE 27 CADDO LAKE INSTITUTE, INC 19 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, EL PASO 27 CAMERON PARK CENTRO CULTURAL 19 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, CENTER FOR BIG BEND STUDIES/SUL ROSS STATE UNIVERSITY19 Ft STOCKTON 27 CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NORTH AMERICAN BUTTERFLY ASSOCIATION (CERM) 20 SOUTH TEXAS NABA-SOTX 28 CENTER FOR GLOBAL STUDIES 20 OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, AUSTIN 28 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE 20 OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, EL PASO 28 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, LAREDO 28 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) 20 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE 28 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT WILDUFE RESCUE 20 ONE BORDER FOUNDATION - MANO A MANO 28 CITY OF BROWNSVILLE, COMPOST AND RECYCUNG 20 PADRE ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE 28 CITY OF BROWNSVILLE, PUBUC HEALTH 21 PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION (PAHO) 29 CITY OF EDINBURG 21 PASO DEL NORTE HEALTH FOUNDATION 29 CITY OF EL PASO 21 PORTER HIGH SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY CLUB 29 COLONIAS UNIDAS 21 PROJECT HOPE (HEALTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE DAVIS MOUNTAINS STATE PARK 21 EVERYWHERE) 29 DELTRONICOS DE MATAMOROS 21 PROYECTO FEY ESPERANZA 29 EARTH CARE ORGANIZATION 21 PRUDE RANCH 29 EDINBURG 2020 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 21 PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH CENTER 29 EL PASO SOLAR ENERGY ASSOCIATION 22 RIO BRAVO DESERT RESOURCE CONSERVATION & EL PASO WATER UTILITIES, PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD 22 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) 29 EL PASO ZOO 22 RIO GRANDE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS 30 ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND 22 RIO GRANDE INTERNATIONAL STUDY CENTER 30 ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE OF HOUSTON (EIH), UNIVERSITY OF RIO GRANDEIRIO BRAVO BASIN COALITION 30 HOUSTON-CLEAR LAKE 22 RIO GRANDE-NUECES RESOURCE CONSERVATION & ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS PROGRAM, CENTER FOR ENERGY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) 30 AND ENVIRONMENT (UT AUSTIN) 23 RIVER PIERCE FOUNDATION 30 FORT LEATON STATE HISTORIC PARK (TPWD) 23 RIVER-WATCH NETWORK, INC. 30 FRANKUN MOUNTAINS STATE PARK 23 SABAL PALM AUDUBON CENTER AND SANCTUARY 31 GLADYS PORTER ZOO 23 SANTA ANA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 31 GLOBE TEACHER TRAINING UTEP 23 SEA CAMP, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY AT GALVESTON 31 GORGAS SCIENCE FOUNDATION 23 SIERRA CLUB, LONE STAR CHAPTER. 31 GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK 24 SOUTH TEXAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE, PROJECT DEL RIO 31 HIDALGO COUNTY OFFICE OF THE TEXAS AGRICULTURAL SOUTH TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH EXTENSION SERVICE 24 (STEER) CENTER 31 INSIGHTS EL PASO SCIENCE MUSEUM 24 SOUTH TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COMMISSION 24 (STEER) LAREDO 32 KEEP EL PASO BEAUTIFUL 24 SOUTH TEXAS YOUTH RANCH, PHARR 32 KEEP TEXAS BEAUTIFUL 24 SOUTHERN UNION GAS 32

92 91 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide Alphabetical List of Organizations TEXAS

SUL ROSS UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCE TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD 39 MANAGEMENT 32 TEXAS WATER RESOURCES INSTITUTE 39 SUNNYSIDE DAY SCHOOL 32 TEXAS WATER UTILITIES ASSOCIATION 39 SWAN GROUP 32 TEXAS - MEXICO BORDERLANDS INFORMATION CENTER 39 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, THE NATURE CONSERVANCY OF TEXAS, INC. 39 BREWSTERfJEFF-DAVIS-COUNTY 33 U.STBUREAU-OF-RECLAMATION---- 40 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, EL PASO 33 U.S. DEPT OF ENERGY (CLEAN CITIES) 40 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL. PROTECTION AGENCY, PRESIDIO COUNTY 33 EL PASO BORDER OFFICE 40 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, SOUTH TEXAS U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, REGION 6 40 AMERICORPS INITIATIVE (STACI) 33 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, REGION 6, TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, US/MEXICO PROGRAM (6WQ-D) 40 TERRELL COUNTY 33 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 41 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE 41 WEBB COUNTY 33 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE 41 TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 34 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE, SCHOOL OF TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SCHOOL HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION. 41 RURAL PUBUC HEALTH 34 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE, LAGUNA MADRE TEXAS BUTTERFLY FESTIVAL LEARNING CENTER 41 MISSION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 34 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO 41 TEXAS CENTER FOR POLICY STUDIES 34 UNIVERSITY OFTEXAS AT EL PASO, DEPARTMENT OF TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICE OF BORDER HEALTH, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 41 AUSTIN 34 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF PUBUC HEALTH 41 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICE OF BORDER HEALTH, USDA-NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE 42 EL PASO 34 VALLEY LAND FUND 42 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICE OF BORDER HEALTH, VALLEY PROUD ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL 42 LAREDO 35 WHY WASTEWATER?, INC. 42 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS ..35 WILDERNESS PARK MUSEUM 42 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION- ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS DIVISION 35 TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION SERVICE 35 TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS NETWORK (TEAR) 35 TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TEEAC) 36 TEXAS FARM BUREAU (AG IN THE CLASSROOM) 36 TEXAS FOREST SERVICE - URBAN FORESTRY 36 TEXAS GENERAL LAND OFFICE 36 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISSION, AUSTIN 36 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISSION, BORDER COLONIAS 36 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISSION, EL PASO 36 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISSION, HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 37 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISSION, LAREDO 37 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISSION, SOURCE WATER ASSESSMENT AND PROTECTION PROGRAM 37 TEXAS PARKS AND WILDUFE DEPARTMENT, AUSTIN 37 TEXAS PARKS AND WILDUFE DEPARTMENT, EDINBURG 37 TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, STATE PROGRAMS 37 TEXAS PTA ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE 38 TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISSION 38 TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM 38 TEXAS STATE SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION BOARD 38 TEXAS WATCH 38 9 2

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 93 CHIHUAHUA Alphabetical List of Organizations

AQUA XXI, A.C. 43 CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS BIOLoGICOS 48 ASOCIACIoN DE ENERGIA SOLAR DE CIUDAD JUAREZ 43 UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CD. JUAREZ, CENTRO DE ESTUDIOSTECNOLOGICOS INDUSTRIALY DE CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS DEL MEDIO AMBIENTE 49 SERVICIOS (CETIS) #98 43 UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ, CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION EN MATERIALES INSTITUTO DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES Y ADMINISTRACION ....49 AVANZADOS, S.C. (CIMAV) 43 UNIVERSIDAD REGIONAL DEL NORTE 49 COMISION DE COOPERACION ECOLOGICA FRONTERIZA (COCEF) 43 COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE LIMITESY AGUAS (CILA) CD. JUAREZ 43 COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA, CD. JUAREZ 43 COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA, GERENCIA ESTATAL DE CHIHUAHUA 44 COMITE DE ECOLOGIA DE OJINAGA 44 CONALEP, CD. JUAREZ 44 CONSULTORES DE SEGURIDAD INDUSTRIALY MEDIO AMBIENTE (COSIME) 44 DESARROLLO JUVENIL DEL NORTE A.C. 44 DESARROLLO URBANOY ECOLOGIA DE LA CIUDAD DE OJINAGA 44 DIRECCION GENERAL DE ECOLOGIAY PROTECCION CIVIL DEL MUNICIPIO DE CD. JUAREZ 44 ECOLOGIA DEL TERCER MILENIO, A.C. 45 EDICIONES GUILEBCA ESCUELA IGNACIO ZARAGOZA 45 ESCUELA PREPARATORIA ESTATAL POR COOPERACION 8404 "PRAXEDIS G. GUERRERO" 45 ESCUELA PREPARATORIA FEDERAL POR COOPERACION EMS - 2/47 ALTAVISTA DE JUAREZ 45 ESCUELA SECUNDARIA FEDERAL NO. 4 45 FEDERACIoN MEXICANA DE ASOCIACIONES PRIVADAS DE SALUDY DESARROLLO COMUNITARIO A.C. (FEMAP) FM GLOBO 98.3 HERMANOSY AMIGOS DEFENSORES DEL AGUA (HADA) 46 INFOMEXUS INSTITUTO MUNICIPAL DE INVESTIGACION Y PLANEACION 46 INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE INVESTIGACIONES FORESTALES AGRICOLAS Y PECUARIAS 46 INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO `1 DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY, CAMPUS CD. JUAREZ. 46 JUNTA MUNICIPAL DE AGUAY SANEAMIENTO DE JUAREZ 46 OFICINA ESTATAL ECOLOGICA DE CHIHUAHUA 47 ORGANIZACION POPULAR INDEPENDIENTE 47 PREPARATORIA CETCJ 47 PROCURADURIA FEDERAL DE PROTECCION AL AMBIENTE (PROFEPA), CHIHUAHUA 47 PROGRAMA COMPAREROS, A.C. 47 PROMOCION SOCIAL KOLPING A.C. 47 PROYECTO DEL RIO 47 SECRETARIA DE DESARROLLO URBANOY ECOLOGIA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE CHIHUAHUA 47 SERVICIOS PUBLICOS MUNICIPALES 48 SIERRA MADRE ALLIANCE PROGRAM 48 SOCIEDAD REGIONAL NORTE DE INGENIERIA SANITARIA Y AMBIENTAL UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIHUAHUA 48 UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIHUAHUA UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ 48 UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ,

94 93 Border Environmental Education Resource Guide Alphabetical List of Organizations COAHUILA

BIODIVERSIDAD MEXICANA S.A DE C.V. 51 CENTRO DE BACHILLERATOTECNOL6GICO INDUSTRIAL Y DE SERVICIOS #34 51 CENTRO DE BACHILLERATOTECNOL6GICO INDUSTRIAL Y DE SERVICIOS #54 51 COLEGIO-NACIONALDE_EDUCACIoN PROFESIONAL TECNICA (CONALEP) 51 COMISION ECOLOGICA DE PIEDRAS NEGRAS, ASOCIACION ECOLOGICA FRONTERA NORTE 51 COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE LIMITESY AGUAS (CILA) COAHUILA 51 COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA, GERENCIA REGIONAL CUENCAS CENTRALES DEL NORTE 51 DESUVALLE 52 DIRECCION DE ECOLOGIA, CD. ACURA 52 DIRECCION DE ECOLOGIA, PIEDRAS NEGRAS 52 DIRECCION DEL AREA DE PROTECCION DE FLORAY FAUNA CUATROCIENEGAS 52 DIRECCION GENERAL DE ECOLOGIA, ESTADO DE COAHUILA 52 FUNDACIoN ECOLOGICA MEXICANA (FEMAC) 52 PRESIDENCIA MUNICIPAL DE CD. ACURA 52 PROCURADURIA FEDERAL DE PROTECCION AL AMBIENTE (PROFEPA), SECRETARIA DE MEDIO AMBIENTE RECURSOS NATURALESY PESCA (SEMARNAP) 52 PROTECCION DE LA FAUNA MEXICANA, A.C. 53 SISTEMA MUNICIPAL DE AGUAS Y SANEAMIENTO (SIMAS) 53 UNIVERSIDAD AUT6NOMA AGRARIA ANTONIO NARRO 53

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 95 NUEVO LEON Alphabetical List of Organizations

BIOCONSERVACION. A.C. 55 CENTRO DE DERECHO AMBIENTAL 55 INSTITUTOTECNOLOGICOY DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY, CENTRO DE CAUDAD AMBIENTAL 55 ORGANIZACI6N VIDA SILVESTRE (OVIS) 55 PRONATURA NORESTE 55 RED DE EDUCADORES AMBIENTALES DE NUEVO LEON 55 SECRETARIA DE EDUCACION, GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE NUEVO LEON 55 SUBSECRETARIA DE ECOLOGIA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE NUEVO LEON 56 UNIVERSIDAD AUT6NOMA DE NUEVO LEON, FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS 56

96 95 Bonier Environmental Education Resource Guide Alphabetical List of Organizations TAMAULIPAS

CBTIS 189 57 CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS FRONTERIZOSY DE PROMOCIoN DE LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS 57 CENTRO INTERNACIONAL DE ESTUDIOS DEL RIO BRAVO 57 CLUBECOLOGICO CETIS 71 57 COLEGIO DE BACHILLERES DEL ESTADO DE TAMAULIPAS COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA (COLEF) 57 COLEGIO NACIONAL DE EDUCACION PROFESIONAL TECNICA 129 (CONALEP) 57 COMISION ECOLOGICA DE REYNOSA (CER) 57 COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE LIMITESY AGUAS (CILA) NUEVO LAREDO 58 COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE LiMITES AGUAS (CILA) TAMAULIPAS 58 COMISION MUNICIPAL DE AGUA POTABLE Y ALCANTARILLADO DE NUEVO LAREDO 58 CONSEJO MUNICIPAL DE EDUCACION AMBIENTAL 58 DIRECCION DE UMPIEZA PUBUCA 58 GRUPO DE ECOLOGIA DE LA PREPARATORIA "PROFR. RICARDO SALAZAR CEBALLOS" 58 INSTITUTOTECNOLoGICO DE MATAMOROS 58 INSTITUTOTECNOLOGICO DE REYNOSA 58 JUNTA DE AGUAY DRENAJE DE MATAMOROS 59 LOS NIFIOS ECOLOGICOS DE REYNOSA, A.C. 59 PRESIDENCIA MUNICIPAL DE MATAMOROS 59 PROTECCION AMBIENTALY CULTURATAMAUUPECA A.C. 59 RECO DE REYNOSA 59 SECRETARIA DE DESARROLLO URBANOY ECOLOGIA, DIRECCION GENERAL DE RECURSOS NATURALES Y MEDIO AMBIENTE 59 SECRETARIA DESARROLLO URBANOY ECOLOGIA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO, REYNOSA 60 SERVICIOS DE TECNOLOGIA AMBIENTAL, S. A. DE C. V.60 TERRA NOSTRA A.C. 60 UNIVERSIDAD MEXICO-AMERICANA DEL NORTE, REYNOSA 60 ZONA ESCOLAR 08 DE EDUCACION ESPECIAL 60

Border Environmental Education Resource Guide 97 DISTRITO FEDERAL Alphabetical List of Organizations

CENTRO DE EDUCACIGNY CAPACITACION PARA EL DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE (CECADESU) 61 CENTRO DE INFORMACION Y DOCUMENTACION SOBRE EDUCACION Y CAPACITACION (CIDEC) 61 CENTRO NACIONAL DE SALUD AMBIENTAL (CENSA) 61 COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA 61 COMISION NACIONAL PARA EL CONOCIMIENTOY USO DE LA BIODIVERSIDAD (CONABIO) 61 FUNDACION MEXICO - ESTADOS UNIDOS PARA LA CIENCIA 61 INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE ECOLOGiA (INE) 62 LA NETA 62 SECRETAR1A DE MEDIO AMBIENTE, RECURSOS NATURALESY PESCA (SEMARNAP) 62

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I EPA United States Environmental_Protection_Agency ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATIO EXCHANGE Antecedentes del Proyecto, Agradecimientos Una Iniciativa de Frontera XXI El Environmental Education Exchange agradece a Amadee Madril, La realizacion de esta Gula de Recursos de Educaci6n Ambiental de la Region VI de Ia EPA, por su apoyo en la producciOn de la en la Frontera fue posible a traves del financiamiento de Ia Regi6n Gula de Recursos de Educacian Ambiental en la Frontera. VI de Ia Agencia de Proteccion Ambiental de los Estados Unidos, Adicionalmente, Drew Burnett de la Oficina de EducaciOn Ambiental como parte del Programa Frontera XXI EE.UU. - Mexico. Frontera de Ia EPA en Washington presto ayuda en Ia organizacian para la XXI es un programa diseriado para lograr un medio ambiente limpio, impresion de esta gufa. Agradecimientos especiales para Judy proteger Ia salud ptiblica y los recursos naturales y fomentar el Braus y Ethan Taylor del Fondo Mundial para la Naturaleza (WWF) desarrollo sustentable. Tambien fue proporcionado financiamiento por proporcionar financiamiento adicional y apoyo en este proyecto. por parte de la Oficina de EducaciOn Ambiental de Ia EPA en Washington D. C. La Gula de Recursos de Educaci6n Ambiental en la Frontera fue originalmente recopilada por Elaine Hampton de West Education El exit° de Frontera XXI depends de una amplia cooperaciOn y Resource Consortium. La gufa fue actualizada y ampliada por David colaboracion binacional entre los gobiernos locales, estatales y Meissner del Environmental Education Exchange y formatizada federales, grupos indigenas, instituciones internacionales, centros por Rock) Covarrubias, tambien del Environmental Education educativos, organizaciones no gubernamentales, Ia industria y las Exchange. La portada de esta ediciOn fue disenada por Frederic organizaciones comunitarias. Los organismos federates clave en Welterlin de WestEd en San Francisco y formatizada por Red Horse el desarrollo e implementaciOn de Frontera XXI son: La Agencia Graphics en Tucson. de Protecci6n Ambiental de los EE.UU. (EPA), Ia Secretarfa del Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales y Pesca (SEMARNAP) de Para solicitar ejemplares adicionales u obtener mayor informaci6n, Mexico, el Departamento de Interior de los EE.UU. (DOI), el comuniquese con: Departamento de Agricultura de los EE.UU. (USDA), las secciones estadounidenses y mexicanas de Ia ComisiOn Internacional de Amadee Madril, Especialista en Proteccion Ambiental Limites y Aguas (CILA), el Departamento de Salud y Servicios U.S. EPA -6WO-CO Humanos de los EE.UU. (HHS) y Ia Secretarfa de Salud de Mexico 1445Ross Ave. (SSA). Otros participantes importantes a escala federal incluyen Dallas, Texas75202 el Departamento de Estado de los EE.UU. y la Secretarfa de Tel.(214) 665-2767 Relaciones Exteriores de Mexico, asi como organizaciones [email protected] internacionales como Ia ComisiOn de CooperaciOn Ecologica Fronteriza (COCEF) y el Banco de Desarrollo de Norte America (NADBank).

Frontera XXI se ejecuta a tray& de grupos de trabajo binacionales los cuales incluyen: agua, aire, desechos solidos y peligrosos, prevenci6n de Ia contaminaciOn, planificaci6n de contingencia y respuesta a emergencias, ejecucion cooperativa y acatamiento, recursos de informaci6n ambiental, recursos naturales y salud ambiental. La Gula de Recursos de Educaci6n Ambiental en la Frontera se encuentra dentro de los objetivos del grupo de trabajo de Recursos de Informed& Ambiental.

Existe una inmensa cantidad de informaciOn sobre el medio ambiente fronterizo pero es dificil ganar acceso a ella. El objetivo del Grupo de Trabajo de Recursos de InformaciOn Ambiental es producir recursos de informacion integral y los mecanismos necesarios para tener acceso a Ia misma. Sus objetivos incluyen Ia facilitaciOn de Ia comparticiOn de la informacion y el intercambio, proporcionar un mayor acceso publics) a Ia informaci6n, establecer un inventario de informacion ambiental y promover Ia education ambiental en las comunidades fronterizas. a Guth de Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Frontera Contenido

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Nuevo Mexico 1 Texas 17 Chihuahua 45 Coahuila 53 Nuevo Le6n 57 Tamaulipas 59 Distrito Federal 63

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Introduccien 65 Nuevo Mexico 67 Texas 73 Chihuahua 81 Coahuila 85 Nuevo Leen 87 Tamaulipas 89 Distrito Federal 91

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Nuevo Mexico 93 Texas 94 Chihuahua 96 Coahuila 97 Nuevo Leen 98 Tamaulipas 99 Distrito Federal 100

I 00 g_ ii &eta de Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Frontera Introduccion y Resumen:

iBienvenido a la Gu la de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Use esta gufa y descubra la riqueza en oportunidades ambientales Frontera! El objetivo de esta gu fa es proporcionar a los educadores y recursos disponibles a lo largo de Ia region fronteriza. iExpanda y residentes de Ia frontera informaciOn (ail sabre los programas de sus horizontes mas and de su estado e incluso su pais! Encontrard educaciOn ambiental que se ofrecen a lo largo de la porcion oriental infinitas posibilidades para mejorar la colaboracion o exploracion. de la frontera entre EE.UU. y Mexico. Los programas menctanados representan una amplia gama de esfuerzos educativos (Nota: para Ilamar a Mexico desde los EE.UU. primero marque concentrados en la comprension del medio ambiente y la resoluciOn 011 seguido del cOdigo del pals (52) antes de marcar el raimero de los problemas ambientales en las comunidades fronterizas de que viene en la informacion. Para Ilamar a los EE.UU. desde Mexico los EE.UU. y Mexico. La gufa contiene informacion sabre los marque 001 seguido del rainier° que viene en la informaci6n). programas de educaciOn ambiental que organizaciones en el sur de Nuevo Mexico, sur de Texas y la porciOn node de los estados La informacion de esta gufa se encuentra disponible en linea en: de Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Le6n y Tamaulipas ofrecen. http://www.redeafronteriza.net Mientras que esta gufa demuestra una gran diversidad de programas y temas, tambien da a conocer las inquietudes comunes del area fronteriza de manera general. La region fronteriza se ve impactada par un rapid° crecimiento en la poblaciOn asociado al intenso desarrollo industrial. La contaminaciOn industrial, la urbanizaciOn sin la infraestructura adecuada y el flujo de trek° pesado al otro lado de Ia frontera han creado tension en el media ambiente y la calidad de vide en la region. Ademds de los programas de educaciOn ambiental "tradicionales" que se concentran en la historia natural, fauna silvestre y ecosistemas, muchas organizaciones fronterizas se enfocan especificamente en cuestiones de salud ambiental, preservation de las areas verdes, desarrollo sustentable y demds temas ambientales relacionados con las comunidades.

Ya que la degradacion ambiental no tiene fronteras, ha inspirado Ia colaboracion entre organizaciones estadounidenses y mexicanas en Ia region fronteriza. La investigaciOn para esta gufa revel6 la existencia de numerosos comites y coaliciones binacionales trabajando en cuestiones de preocupaciOn mutua. La guia fue desarrollada por el espfritu de cooperaciOn forjado par estos grupos. Esperamos que sirva como herramienta para unir a la gente y compartir recursos y fomentar el establecimiento de sociedades que trabajen hacia las soluciones comunes de los problemas ambientales en Ia regi6n fronteriza.

La informacion de esta gufa se recabO a traves de Ilamadas telefOnicas, fax y correo electronic°. Nuestra area de concentration fue aproximadamente de 100 kilOmetros de Ia frontera. Nos desviamos un poco en algunas ocasiones pues las organizaciones contaban con oficinas en las capitales estatales fuera del area inmediata de la frontera y las consideramos especialmente notables. Dedicamos mucho esfuerzo para incluir toda posible organizaciOn, le pedimos una disculpa si es que existe alguna omisiOn.

Ya que se desea que Ia gufa sea utilizada por residentes estadounidenses y mexicanos, se separt en secciones en ingles y espaiiol. Sabemos que mucha gente en la frontera es biling0e, pero tratamos de que la informaciOn sea amistosa para aquellos lectores que solo hablan o leen en uno de estos idiomas. De este modo, los tftulos de las organizaciones se presentan en el idioma original pero con la descripciOn traducida para facilitar la lectura de los usuarios monolingues. La guia esta organizada por orden alfabetico por estado para los dos pafses. Un Indite tematico sirve coma punto de referencia de las organizaciones que ofrecen programas en temas especificos. 101 Gula de Recursos de Educacibn Ambiental en la Frontera iii Proyectos Notables de EA en la Frontera

Capacitacion y Materiales pare la Educaclan Amblental (TEEM) Construyendo Capacidad de EA en la Frontera

La Agencia de ProtecciOn Ambiental (EPA) y la Secretarfa del Medio La EPA publica un aviso de peticion de propuestas de institucio- Ambiente, Recursos Naturales y Pesca (SEMARNAP) de Mexico nes educativas, organismos ambientales y de educacian ptiblica con el Programa Frontera XXI EE.UU. - Mexico desarrollaron un y organizaciones sin fines de lucro para ayudar en Ia ejecucian Plan Estrategico de Educaci6n Ambiental binacional para el del Plan de EA para Ia Frontera entre EE.UU. y Mexico en Ia re- Programa Fronterizo de EE.UU. y Mexico que cumple con uno de gion del Bajo Valle del Rfo Grande (Brownsville - Matamoros, los objetivos del Grupo de Trabajo de Recursos de Informacian McAllen - Reynosa, Laredo - Nuevo Laredo y comunidades cir- Ambiental Frontera XXI. cundantes). Este aviso de peticion y los formularios necesarios se encuentran disponibles en Ifnea en http://www.epa.gov/ El Plan de EA se basa en el desarrollo de un programa modelo usmexlcoborder conocido como TEEM (Capacitacion y Materiales para Ia Educacian Ambiental). Actualmente, la estrategia de TEEM esti' siendo Comunfquese con Amadee Madril, EPA at (214) 665-2767 pare ejecutada en Ia Region IX de Ia EPA en Arizona, California, Baja mayor informacion. California y Sonora. El modelo TEEM cuenta con un registro de camino acreditado en la edificacion de capacidad local y facultando a las comunidades a jugar un papel integral en Ia proteccion de su medio ambiente y la conservacian de recursos naturales. El modelo TEEM es dirigido localmente y basado en las necesidades identificadas por los educadores quienes tienen un entendimiento de primera mano sobre las cuestiones relevantes a sus comunidades. La aspiraciOn del Plan de EA es establecer una red que vincule a los proveedores de EA en los EE.UU. y Mexico quienes serail responsables de mejorar el acceso a los materiales y la informaci6n de EA y desarrollar y ejecutar actividades de desarrollo profesional y organizacional.

Algunos objetivos cave del proyecto seran:

Identificar las cuestiones ambientales mas importantes y las necesidades de conocimiento ambiental relacionadas dentro de las comunidades

Examinar cuales son las opciones para mejorar la educacian ambiental

Elaborar y/o planificar estrategias, programas o proyectos que satisfagan las necesidades identificadas

Formar redes de apoyo para ayudar a implementar las estrategias, programas o proyectos

Crear una base amplia de apoyo que ayude a monitorear el progreso de los programas, evalue los impactos y haga modificaciones necesarias a modo de sostener el proceso en el futuro.

La conclusion de esta gufa es el primer paso hacia Ia implementacian del Plan de EA a lo largo de Ia frontera entre EE.UU. y Mexico. Nos complace asociarnos con el gran numero de organizaciones que hicieron posible esta gufa. Esta gufa le dare una perspectiva de Ia gran cantidad de proveedores de edu- caci6n ambiental incluyendo a las entidades locales, estatales y federales, organizaciones no gubernamentales, instituciones academicas y organizaciones privadas en el sur de Nuevo Mexico, sur de Texas, y la parte norte de los estados de Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Lean y Tamaulipas. 102

iv Guia de Recursos de EducaciOn Ambiental en la Frontera Planificacion de la Conservacion en el Desierto Chihuahuense

El Fondo Mundial para la Nature laza consulta las Necesidades de los Educadores Ambientales de la Region

El Desierto Chihuahuense es sin ,thida uno de los mas ricos y diversos en el mundo. Es hogar pare mas especies de merrifferos que Ia region de Yellowstone, mas especies de ayes que los Pan- tanos de Florida, mas especies de, reptiles que el Desierto Sonorense y mas especies de plantas quelos,bosques en el Pa- cffico. WWF y su gran cantidad de socios trabajan para proteger esta Ecoregion increfblemente diverse. Nuestro objetivo es conserver la maxima expresiOn de la diversidad biolOgica, respetando las necesidades y aspiraciones de la gente que vive en este rico lugar o cerca de 61.

El Desierto Chihuahuense forma parte del programa Global 200 de WWF, una coleccion de mas de 200 habitats terrestres, de agua dulce y merinos mas sobresalientes en el mundo. Estos lugares incluyen aquellos que albergan la biodiversidad mas distintiva o rica, aquellos donde Ia perdida de biodiversidad se advierte mas gravemente y donde debemos luchar por la conservaci6n.

En el Desierto Chihuahuense, actualmente trabajamos con otros grupos en la region pare reunir a tomadores de decisiones, cientificos, economistas, educadores, comunidades locales para desarrollar e implementer estrategias que protejan esta singular Area para las generaciones venideras. Desde el asilamiento de Areas protegidas a la direcci6n del use de recursos y cuestiones de desarrollo, WWF sigue un itinerario ambicioso concentrado en Ia polftica, comunicacion, proteccion del habitat y la educaci6n.

Un componente importante de este esfuerzo es explorer Ia mejor manera en la que podamos utilizer a la educaciOn para lograr nuestros objetivos de conservacion en la region. Para empezar, hemos Ilevado a cabo una evaluaci6n de necesidades para identificar que es lo que ocurre actualmente en la educaci6n ambiental, en d6n- de existen huecos, quienes son loslfderes y clue personas desean participar en el futuro. Creemos que la educacion es una de las formas mas efectivas para crear un cambio a largo plazo y que integrando a la educaciOn con nuestras iniciativas de conserve- ci6n, lograremos resultados mas sustentables.

Si desea obtener mayor informaci6n sobre lo que hate WWF en el Desierto Chihuahuense, incluyendo los recientes esfuerzos para crear reserves y santuarios en la region, visite la pagina electronica en http: / /www.worlfwildlife.orgApoyamos esta gula de recursos y otros esfuerzos que aumentan la apreciaci6n y entendimiento de las cuestiones y ayudan a mover a la gente para realizar las acciones adecuadas a escala local, nacional y global. Esperamos trabajar con los educadores en Ia region para desarrollar una estrategia de educacion a largo plazo que ayude a proteger este lugar especial para el futuro. Tambien esperamos compartir las lecciones aprendidas con la gente que trabaja en otras ecoregiones de modo que todos podamos aprender mas sobre como la educacion y otras estrategias sociales pueden utilizarse mas efectivamente pare proteger la biodiversidad y satisfacer las necesidades humanas. 103 Guth de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera NUEVO AltX1C0-A/B ALAMEDA PARK ZOO ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental, Prevenci6n de Ia Director de Educaci6n: Steve Diehl contaminacion Telefono: (505) 437-1292 Fax: (505) 439-4103 Materlales DIsponlbles: Video 1321 N. White Sands Blvd. Alamogordo, Nuevo Mexico 88311 Tipo: Gubernamental BORDER EPIDEMIOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional HEALTH CENTER Director: Hugo L. Vilchis, MD, MPH Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Riblico en general, Telefono: (505) 646-7966 Fax: (51)5)_46,8131 Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primada [email protected] MIsi6n: Proporcionar un medio ambiente estoticamente agradable y http://v.ww.nmsu.edu/-bho natural que promueva Ia recreacian y el aprendizaj sobre la 1003 Geothermal Dr. conservacion y las areas de estudio ambiental. Inculcar a twos de Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 medios auditivos, visuales y tactiles una unidad de relaciones humanas y no humanas. Proporcionar al pdblico una instituci6n zoolOgica Tipo: Gubernamental profesional, acreditada con un Onfasis en la conservacion preservaclon. Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Tomas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Public° en general, Participacion comunitaria, Capacitacion pare maestros de la naturaleza, ConservaclOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Educacion ambiental , Prevencion de Ia contaminaci6n, Fauna silvestre &Celan: Mejorar el estado de la salud de las poblaciones y otras areas Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Publicaci6n de impacto de la frontera. informativa, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Video Tomas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupaCional,Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Conservaci6n del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Prevencion de Ia contaminackin Materlales DIsponlbles: Publicaci6n informativa, Talleres de capacitacion, Pagina electr6nica

BORDER HEALTH OFFICE Epidemi6loga: Kitty Richards, MS Telefono: (505) 528-5152 Fax: (505) 528-6045 AMIGOS BRAVOS [email protected] Director Ejecutivo: Brian Shields http: / /www.nmsu.edu/ -bho Telefono: (505) 758-3874 Fax: (505) 758-7345 1170 N. Solano Drive, Suite L bravosamigosbravos.org Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88001 Tipo: Gubernamental http:/hvww.newrnex.com/amigosbravos P.O. Box 238 Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Taos, Nuevo Mexico 87571 Binacional Tipo: No lucrativa Audlencla: Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, Participacion Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Urbana comunitaria Audlencla: Krblico en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria MIsIdn: Mejorar el estado de la salud de la poblacion de Nuevo Mexico. Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Seguridad e higiene MIslon: Restaurar los rfos de Nuevo Mexico y el Rio Grande, auna industrial y ocupacional, Plantas, Calidad del agua calidad potable cuando sea posible, verificar que los flujos naturalesse mantengan y los lugares donde han sido alterados por la intervencion Materlales Dleponlbles: Publicacion informative, Talleres de humana, regular para proteger y reclamar el ecosistema del rfo, apoyar capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Video las practicas sustentables de los grupos indfgenas. Tomas de sus Programas: Legislacian ambiental, Desarrollo sustentable, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Disponibilidad y suministro BRANTLEY LAKE STATE PARK de agua, Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Guarda Parques: Ed Schott Educacion ambiental, Prevencion de la contaminacion, Fauna silvestre Telefono: (505) 457-2384 Fax: (505) 457-2385 Materlales DIsponlbles: Publicaci6n informativa, Talleres de [email protected] 0 capacitacion, Conferencias http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/PAGES/parks/brantley/ brantley.htm County Rd. 30 BORDER ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Carlsbad, Nuevo Mexico 88221 Tipo: Gubernamental COALITION Area de Serviclo: Rural Presidenta: Victoria Simons Audlencla: Preparatoria, Public*, en general, Secundaria, Participacion Telefono: (505) 522-4813 Fax: (505) 522-7604 comunitaria, Primaria vsimonszianet.com P.O. Box 134 MIslon: Proporcionar liderazgo on Ia protecci6n, conservacion, administnacion y use responsible de los recursos naturales de Nuevo Mesilla Park, Nuevo Mexico 88047 Mexico. Tipo: No lucrativa Tomas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ecologfa, Recursos Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana marinos y acutiticos, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, Medio Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, PUblico on general, Secundaria, ambiente, Plantas, Fauna silvestre ParticipaclOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitackin pare maestros Materlales DIsponlbles: PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de MIsIdon: Fomenter Ia colaboraciOn entre el pCiblico y las organizaciones capacitacion, Conferencias privadas pare efectuar un cambio qua mejore la salud y el medio ambiente de los residentes del sur de Nuevo Mexico. La organizacion consists de miembros de la comunidad quienes tienen experienciaen salud publics, educacion, politica publica y cuestiones ambientales. Tomes de sus Programas: Administracion y conservacion de los recursos, Conservacion del suelo, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservacian del agua, Medio

Gula de Recursos de Educacibn Ambiental en la Frontera 104 NUEVO MXIC0 -B/C BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, CARLSBAD Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Administration y Conservacionista del Sue lo: Steve Daly conservacion de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Telefono: (505) 234-5942 Fax: (505) 885-9264 Conservacion del suelo, Clencias de Ia tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, [email protected] Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Recursos http://www.nm.blm.gov/www/cfo/cfo_home.html minerales y minerfa, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos 620 E. Greene St. energeticos, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, Consentacion del agua, Medio Carlsbad, Nuevo Mexico 88220 ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental , PrevenciOn TIpo: Gubernamental de la contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Urbana Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual pars el maestro, Talleres de Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Krblico en general, capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria Temas de sus Programas: AdministraclOn y conservation de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Conservation del suelo, Ecosistemas, CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK Recursos minerales y minerfa, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Especialista en EducaciOn: Janet Ambrose Recursos energeticos, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Telefono: (505) 785-2232ext 432 Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre Fax: (505) 785-2302 Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, janet_ambrose @ nps.gov Conferencias, Video http://wvmnps.govicave/ 3225 National Parks Highway Carlsbad, Nuevo Mexico 88220 'BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, LAS CRUCES Tlpo: Gubernamental Planificador de Recreaci6n: Osvaldo Gomez Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Binacional Telefono: (505) 525-4336 (oficina) o (505) 522-1219 (centro de visitantes) Audlencla: Preparatoria, Ptiblico en general, Secundaria, Participaci6n Fax: (505) 525-4412 comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros http://www.nm.blm.gov/wvinv/Icfo/lcfo_home.html MIs16n: Preservar y proteger las grutas, el ecosistema del Desierto 1800 Marquess Chihuahuense y el Capitan Reef en el Parque Nacional de Carlsbad, Las Cruces, NM 88005 asf como los recursos naturales asociados. Proporcionar una variedad TIpo: Gubernamental de oportunidades para uso, disfrute, y entendimiento pUblico Area de ServIclo: Regional minimizando los impactos en los recursos del parque y los procesos Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PUblico en general, naturales. Facilitar Ia investigation para proporcionar informaci6n con- Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria tinua en apoyo a Ia interpretaciOn del parque y decisiones de manejo y Makin: El objetivo del Bureau of Land Management (Oficina para la el cuerpo general del conocimiento cientifico. Administration de la Tierra) es proporcionar una administration de usos Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservacien de los multiples de las tierras publicas. recursos, Ecologia del desierto, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ciencias de la Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservation de los tierra, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, Plantas, recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Desarrollo Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre sustentable, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, Medio Materlales Dlsponibles: Libros, Manual pars el maestro, Correo ambiente, Plantas, Educaci6n ambiental, Fauna silvestre electronic°, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Manual pars el maestro, Visitas guiadas, Video, Pagina electronica Pagina electrOnica CENTER FOR HANDS-ON LEARNING .BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, ROSWELL Codirectora: Susan Crisler Especialista en Asuntos PUblicos: Howard Parman Telefono: (505) 896-1122 Fax: (505) 892-6375 Telefono: (505).627 -0272 Fax: (505) 627-0276 [email protected] [email protected] http://www.handsonlearning.org http://www.nm.blm.gov/www/rfo/rfo_home.html 206A Frontage Road 2909 West Second Rio Rancho, Nuevo Mexico 87124 Roswell, NM 88201 Tlpo: No lucrativa Tlpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Area de ServIclo: Regional, Urbana Audlencla: Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Audlencla: Public° en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, CapacitaciOn pars maestros Primaria MIslon: Fomentar la participaciOn y cooperaciOn comunitaria para Temas de sus Programas: Administrackin y conservation de los mejorar la educaci6n on Rfo Rancho y la region de Nuevo Mexico. recursos, Ecologia del desierto, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ecologia, Establecer una red de lfderes y organizaciones comunitarias para Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y minerfa, Apreciackfin de Ia kientificar y, resolver cuestiones, problemas y recursos on educacien naturaleza, Conservation del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad para los j6venes. del agua, EducaciOn ambiental , Fauna silvestre Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservaciOn de los Materiales DIsponlbles: Visitas guladas, Conferenclas recursos, Ecologia del desierto, ConservaciOn del suelo, Clencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacifin de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, SOCORRO Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevencion de la contaminaciOn, Bi6loga de Fauna Silvestre: Wes Anderson Fauna silvestre Telefono: (505) 835-0412 Fax: (505) 835-0223 Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Manual pars el maestro, Talleres de [email protected] capacitaci6n, Video, Pagina electronics http://www.nm.blm.gov/www/sfo/sfo_home.html 198 Neel Ave Socorro, Nuevo Mexico 87801 TIpo: Gubernamental CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES. Area de ServIclo: Rural, Estatal, Urbana Director: Jose Z. Garcia Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Pliblico en Telefono: (505) 646-6816 Fax: (505) 646-6819 general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaclOn josegarc Onmsu.edu pars maestros http://www.nmsu.edu/-frontera Makin: La administraci6n de las tierras en multiples usos, protecciOn Box 3LAS, NMSU de los recursos y conservation. Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003

2 Guth de Recursos de Educacidn Ambiental en la Frontera A 1 NUEVO MEXICO-OE Tipo: Institution Edycativa Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidady Area de Serviclo: Rural, Urbana, Binacional suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico en general, Conservadon del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para Educaden ambiental, Fauna silvestre maestros Materlales Disponibles: Manual para el maestro, Correo electr6nico, MIsl6n: Mejorar los estudios fronterizos en Latinoamerica, EE.UU. y Publicaci6n informativa, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Video Mexico en la Universidad Estatal de Nuevo Mexico. Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ConservaciOn del_agua_Calldad-del-ague, PrevenciOn-de EITC-itaminaci6n CITYOFROCKS STATE PARK Guarda Parques I: Rayna Bennett Materlales DIsponlbles: Conferencias, Pagina.electronica Telefono: (505) 536-2800 Fax: (505) 536-2801 http://www.emnrd.state.nm/us/nmparks P.O. Box 50 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT CONSERVATION Faywood, Nuevo Mexico 88034 ALLIANCE Tipo: Gubernamental Craig C. Cranston Area de Serviclo: Rural, Estatal, Binacional Telefono: (505) 234-5936 Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publioo en [email protected] general, Secundaria, Participation comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitation 1017 N. Alameda para maestros Carlsbad, NM 88220 MIslon: Proteger los recursos naturales dentro de los lfmites del parque Tlpo: Gubernamental y educar al public° sobre Ia importanda de proteger y conservar los Area de Serviclo: Rural, Municipal recursos de Nuevo Mexico. Audlencla: Preparatorla, Ptiblico en general Tomas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del deslerto, Conservacion del Mlsldn: Promover Ia apreciacion de la naturaleza, la cons/I/main y suelo, Ciencias de Ia terra, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / recidaje, protection del Desierto Chihuahuense. Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ApreciaciOn de la Tomas de sus Programas: Legislation ambiental, AdministraciOn y naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad conservation de los recursos, Ecologfa del deslerto, Ciencias de la del agua, Educadon ambiental, Prevenci6n de Ia contamination, Fauna tierra, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de Ia naturaleza, Medio silvestre ambiente, Plantas, Education ambiental, Prevenci6n de Ia Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas contaminacion, Fauna silvestre guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electremica Materlales DIsponlbles: Correo electronic°, Publicacion informativa, Talleres de capacitacion DONA ANA COUNTY UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/NATURAL CHIHUAHUAN DESERT NATURE PARK RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE Directors Ejecutiva: Stephanie Bestelmeyer Conservacionlsta del Suelo: Barbara Peregrino Telefono: (505) 524-3334 Fax: (505) 524-3334 Telefono: (505) 522-8775 Fax: (505) 522-2369 [email protected] bperegrinm.nrcs.usda.gov P.O. Box 891 2507 N. Telshor Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88004 Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88011 Tipo: No lucrativa TIpo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana Binacional Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitation para maestros maestros MI*316n: Educar al public° sobre Ia conservactOn del suelo y agua, calidad MIslon: El Parque Natural del Desierto Chihuahuense se dedica a del agua, suelo y acre. mejorar Ia habilidad de una poblaci6n creciente a vivir exitosa y Tomas de sus Programas: Addilnistracion y conservation de los sustentablemente en el Desierto Chihuahuense. recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Conservadon del suelo, Ciencias de Ia Tomas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Consenraci6n del tierra, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, suelo, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Conservation del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Ecosistemas, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, Education ambiental, PrevenciOn de Ia contamination, Fauna silvestre Conservaci6n del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Education ambiental, Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas PrevenciOn de Ia contamination, Fauna silvestre guiadas, Pagina electronica Materlales Disponibles: Manual pars el maestro, Correo electronic°, Publicaci6n informativa, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas ELEPHANT BUTTE IRRIGATION DISTRICT Coordinador de Proyectos Especiales: Michael Riley CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE Telefono: (505) 526-6671-Las Cruces, (505)267-4807-Hatch, (505)882- Administradora del Programa: Ondrea Underoth-Hummel 2135- Anthony 0 (915)533-3858 Telefono: (505) 452-5211 Fax: (505) 873-6628 FaX: (505) 523-9666 [email protected] [email protected] 3615 Los Picaros Rd. SE http://tvvAv.elaid-nm.org Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87103 530 South Melendres TIpo: Gubernamental Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88004 Area de Serviclo: Rural, Municipal, Urbana Tipo: No lucrative AudIencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico en Area de Serviclo: Rural, Estatal, Urbana general, Secundaria, Participation comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Audlencla: Aduttos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, para maestros Secundaria, Participation comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para MIs16n: Preservar, restaurar y proteger los 27,500 acres de espado maestros abierto incluyendo los mss de 5,000 acres entre los pueblos Sandia e MIslon: Suministrar agua para irrigaci6n superficial a nuestros Isleta. constituyentes en 90,640 acres. Operar y mantener 600 millas de Temas de sus Programas: Administration y conservation de kis canales, laterales, y drenajes. Proteger el suministro de agua para la recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservacion del suet, agricultuna.

Gula de Recursos de Educacidn Ambiensal en la Fronsera 106 3 NUEVO MExico -E/H Temas de sus Programas:Ciencias de Ia tierra, Disponibilidad y Servlclos Especlales: Caminatasanuales durante los mesas de verano, suministro de agua, Conservaci6n del ague, Medio ambiente, Calidad el programa adopta un sitio que incluye actividades para el salon de del ague, PrevenciOn de la contaminacion clase, campallas de limpieza, talleres de capacitaci6n. Mater lales Disponlbles:Pub !iced& informative, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias HAWKS ALOFT, INC. Directora de EducaciOn: Marguerite Hendrie ELEPHANT BUTTE LAKE STATE PARK Telefono: (505) 343-0111 Fax: (505) 343-0111 Interprete: Chris Bolen hawksnm@ rt66.com Telefono: (505) 744-5923 http://www.rt66.com/-hawksnm [email protected]/[email protected] P. O. Box 10028 101 Highway 195 Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87184 Elephant Butte, Nuevo Mexico 87935 Tlpo:No lucrative Tlpo:Gubernamental Areade ServIclo:Rural, Regional, Estatal, Urbana Audlencla:Public° en general, Secundaria, Primaria Audlencla:Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publics, en MIslon:La misiOn de los Parques Estatales de Nuevo Mexico es proteger general, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, Primaria y mejorar los recursos naturales, proporcionar instalaciones de recreo MIslon:Consenrar las ayes silvestres indigenes y sus habitats a tames y oportunidades, y promover la seguridad pilblica y Ia educaci6n pare de la educaci6n y la investigaciOn. beneficiar y enriquecer Ia vide de los visitantes. Temas de sus Programas:Administracidn y conservaci6n de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciaci& de la naturaleza, Conservaci6n del agua, Medio ambiente, Educacidn ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles:Manual para el maestro, Pagina electronics

HIDALGO COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Director del Programa: Charles Siepel OF NEW MEXICO Telefono: (505) 542-9291 Fax: (505) 542-3550 Miembro del Consejo: Dr. Miguel Ucona [email protected] Telefono: (915) 747-5966 Fax: (915) 474-7441 PO. Box 251 mlicona @miners.utep.edu Lordsburg, Nuevo Mexico 88045 http://www.eea.nm.org Tipo:InstituciOn Educative P.O. Box 36958 Areade Serviclo:Rural, Municipal Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87176 Audlencla:Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Riblico en Tipo:No lucrative, voluntaria general, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitation Area de ServIclo:Nuevo Mexico pare maestros Audlencla:Preescolar, primaria, segundaria, preparatoria, adultos / MIslon:Participar on la difusiOn de informaciOn practice en temas universidad, capacitacion pare maestros, participaciOn comunitaria, relacionados a Ia agriculture y economia del hogar entre Ia gente del publico en general. condado de Hidalgo y fomenter la aplicacion de Ia misma. MIslon:Promover y mejorar la educaci6n ambiental en Nuevo Mexico y Temas de sus Programas:AdministraciOn y conservaci6n de los proporcionar apoyo a la gente para adquirir conocimientos, habilidades, recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservaci6n del suelo, actitudes y el compromiso necesario pare mejorar nuestro medio Ciencias de Ia tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Manejo de desechos / ambiente. reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de ague, ApreclaciOn Temas de sus Programas:ApreciaciOn cultural, ecologfa del desierto, de Ia naturaleza, Conservaci6n del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantes, medio ambiente, educaciOn ambiental, legislacion ambiental, bosques, Calidad del agua, Educed& ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contarninaclOn, apreciaci6n de Ia naturaleza, fauna silvestre. Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles:Talleres de capacitaciOn, pagina electronics, Materlales DIsponlbles:Ubros, Manual para el maestro, Publicaci6n programas de estudio, boletin informativo, conferencias. informative, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Video ServIclos Especlales:Talleresde capacitacion para educadores sabre la reforma educative, normas estatales y nacionales y practices educativas de calidad. Conferencia estatal. HIDALGO COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT Presidente: David Ramos GILA NATIONAL FOREST, Telefono: (505) 542-9141 Fax: (505) 542-3295 CONSERVATION EDUCATION PROGRAM 405 Duncan Hwy. Especialista en Educacidn: Alice Cohen Lordsburg, Nuevo Mexico 88045 Telefono: (505) 388-8272 Fax: (505) 388-8204 Tlpo:Gubernamental acohen/r3_gila @fs.fed.us Areade ServIclo:Condado de Hidalgo http://www.fs.fed.us/r3/gila Audlencla:Cualquier audiencia con necesidades de conservaci6n de 3005 E. Camino del Bosque recursos naturales. Silver City, Nuevo Mexico 88061 Mislon:Desarrollar y mejorar nuestros recursos naturales del suelo y Tlpo:Gubernamental agua a twos de buenas practices de conservaci6n proporcionando Areade ServIclo:Sudoeste de Nuevo Mexico hacia el estado de Ari- asistencia tecnica, educaciOn sobre conservaci6n y mediachin zona. gubernamental entre agencias para el beneficio de los propietarios de Audlencla:Jardin de nifios hasta adultos los recursos naturales y los administradores dentro de los [(mites del Temas de sus Programas: El Programade Educacidn sobre la condado. Conservaci6n de los Bosques proporcionaprogramasen una variedad Temas de sus Programas:Educacidn sobre Ia conservaci6n: calidad de temas relacionados con los recursos de los bosques nacionales, del agua, suelos, hiervas, conservaci6n on el patio, siembra de arboles, con un Onfasis en el entendimiento y Iaapreclacion delos recursos. carreras on el campo de Ia conservaci6n. Materlales Dlsponlbles: Todoslos materiales a nivel regional o national Materlales DIsponlbles:Acceso a materiales practicos, semillas, au- estan disponibles. Los materiales producidos y disponibles incluyen el dio visuales gratuititos. programa de batiles para secundaria, carteles, materiales y recursos Programas de EA:Hemos realizado salones de clase al aire fibre y de educaciOn ambiental y objetos manipulables. talleres de capacitaciOn de conservaci6n. 4 107 Gulade Recursos de Educacidn Ambiental en la Frontera NUEVO MEXICO- I/L

INTERHEMISPHERIC RESOURCE CENTER (IRC) Temas de sus Programas: Conservaci6n de losrecursos naturales, Director del Programa Director: George Kourous desarrollo comunitario para Ilevar a comunidades sustentables, liderazgo Telefono: (505) 388-0208 Fax: (505) 388-0619 local proporcionando un programa de toma de decislones, fortalecimiento [email protected] de las habilidades de los ciudadanos locales pars utilizar las fuentesde http://www.zianet.corc1/bdrprj.html asistencia disponibles a twits de las agendas sodas de la USDA. P. O. Box 2178 Silver City, Nuevo Mexico 88061 Tipo: No lucrativa KEEP LAS CRUCES BEAUTIFUL Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana, Binacional Coordinado a , Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Publico_en_general,--Participacio Telefono: (505) 528-3148 Fax: (505) 528-3102 -cornunita [email protected] MIslon: Proporcionar informaci6n y andlisis progresivosa los P.O. Box 20000 ciudadanos, activistas, normadores sobre la politica extranjera de los Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88001 EE.UU., la justicia econ6mica y ambiental, y el desarrollo sustentable Tipo: Gubernamental en la frontera, el contexto internacionalista y la respuesta a las Area de Serviclo: Municipal necesidades de los ciudadanos fronterizos con informaciOn adecuada Audlencla: PCiblico en general, Participation comunitaria y util relacionada con la lucha por la justicia ambiental, social y economica en la frontera. MIsion: KLCB esta comprometida con el control de Ia basuray la educaci6n ambiental proporcionando programas de voluntariospare el Temas de sus Programas: Legislation ambiental, Administrationy conservation de los recursos, Ciencia forestal, Seguridad e higiene Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Desarrollo industrial y ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Manejo de sustentable, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Recursos energeticos, ApreciaciOn desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, de la naturaleza, Conservation del agua, Medio ambiente, Educacion Conservation del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Education ambiental, Prevencion de la contaminacion ambiental, Prevenci6n de Ia contamination Materlales Disponibles: Libros, Conferencias Materlales Disponibles: Publicaci6n informativa, Pagina elects:Mica Servicios Especiales: La base de datos INCITRA, es una base de datos de publicaciones, paginas electrOnicas, informaciOn de otro tipoy contactos. Totalmente consultable y preximamente en I fnea, Ia informacion de apoyo INCITRA responds a las solicitudes de informacion caso por caso trabajando con los clientes para determinar las necesidades de information y responder con informaci6n relevanteen formatos multiples. Programas de EA: Irwestigacian y educaciOn, criticas ocasionalespor escrito sobre politica. A twos del Programa de Politica Extranjera, restimenes de Ia politica extranjera de los EE.UU. y sus cuestionescon los tratados internacionales. KEEP NEW MEXICO BEAUTIFUL Helen Hayes JORNADA EXPERIMENTAL RANGE Telefono: (505) 883-5559 Cientifico Supervisor: Kris Haystad P.O. Box 90924 Telefono: (505) 646-4842 Fax: (505) 646-5889 khaystad Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87199 nmsu.edu Tipo: No lucrative http://www.usda-ars.nmsu.edu Area de Serviclo: Nuevo Mexico 401 E. College St Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 MlsI6n: El objetivo del programa de KNMB es promovery crear un Tipo: Gubernamental medio ambiente natural mss limpio en el estado de Nuevo Mexico. Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana Materlales Disponibles: Materiales para maestros, publicacidin informative, informaci6n estudiantil, folletos de informaci6n general. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblicoen general, Secundaria, Primaria ServIclos Especlales: Programas de voluntarios, conferencistas disponibles, membresias. MIsIdn: Como parte del Serviclo de Investigackfin Agricola de la USDA, somos un sitio de investigacion ecologica a largo plazo de la Fundacion Nacional de Ciencia y una Reserve de Ia Biosfera del Programa del Hombre y la Biosfera de las Naciones Unidas. Nuestra investigaciOnes LAS CRUCES MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY muy diverse; investigaciOn basica en Ia ecologfa del desierto, Curado de Educaci6n: Randy C. investigaci6n aplicada en Ia administraciOn de recursos naturales. Telefono: (505) 522-3120 Fax: (505) 522-6002 Tomas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservaciOn de los [email protected] recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Conservaci6n del suelo, Desarrollo http://www/nmsu.edu/Musuem sustentable, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, 700 Telshor Blvd., Mesilla Valley Mall Conservaci6n del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Educaci6n ambiental, Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88011 Fauna silvestre Tipo: Gubernamental Materlales Disponibles: Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas Area de Serviclo: Regional, Municipal Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, Primaria MIsIdn: El Museo de Historia Natural de Las Cruces pone Ia historia JORNADA RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND natural al alcance de los visitantes a traves de una variedad de DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM exhibiciones permanentes y temporales. Fomentamos un mejor Coordinador: Mario Morales entendimiento del mundo natural quo nos rodea. Telefono: (505) 526-1424 Fax: (505) 523-4166 Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, http://www.nrcs.usda.gov Ecologia, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad 1065 S. Main del agua, Educaci6n ambiental, Fauna silvestre Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88005 Materlales Disponibles: Visitas guiadas Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Todos los condados fronterizoson Texas, Nuevo Mexico, Arizona y California. Audlencla: Comunidades agrlcolas

Gula de Recursos de Educacidn Ambiental en la Frontera 108 5. NUEVO MEXICO -L/N LAS CRUCES PUBLIC SCHOOLS del estado, mientras se hacen contribuciones significativas a Ia TEACHERS' CENTER conservaci6n de especies, la biodiversidad y el avance en tecnologfa ambiental a traves de la educacion pablica y propagaci6n de las especies Directora del Desarrollo de Personal: Karin Matray Telefono: (505) 527-6054 Fax: (505) 527-6057 natives. Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Cienclas de la tierra, [email protected] Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Medio ambiente, http://www.lcps.k12.nm.us Plantes, Educacion ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaci6n, Fauna 505 S. Main, Suite 249 silvestre Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88001 Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual pars el maestro, Talleres de Tipo: Gubernamental capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas Area de Serviclo: Estatal, urbana, regional. MIslon: El centro para maestros proporciona el apoyo y los recursos pare fortalecer a los educadores en todos los niveles y satisfacer sus necesidades de desarrollo profesional y personal pare su beneficio, el MESILLA VALLEY COW BELLES de los ninos y la comunidad. Johnette Fowler o Vicky Gove Temas de sus Programas: Agriculture, apreciaciOn cultural, ecologia Telefono: (505) 524-2482 o (505) 526-3441 del desierto, ciencias de Ia tierra, ecologt a, ecosistemas, medio PO. Box 433 ambiente, plantas, manejo de desechos, calidad del agua, fauna silvestre. Mesilla Park, Nuevo Mexico 88047 Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaciOn. TIpo: No lucrative Area de Serviclo: Nuevo Mexico Audlencla: Jardin de nifios al 5to grado de primaria. Makin: Mesilla Valley Cow Belles es un grupo sin fines de lucro de LEAS URG STATE PARK mujeres en Ia agriculture. Ya que muchos de los nifios de hoy, Ifderes Administrador del Parque: Stan Ellis del mailana, se encuentran en muchas ocasiones tres generaciones Telefono: (505) 524-4068 Fax: (505) 526-5420 lejos de la tierra y tienen poco entendimiento de las fuentes de alimento SEllis @state.nm.us y fibra. Nuestra meta es ayudarles a ganar de nueva cuenta el http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/ entendimiento perdido a trawls de lecciones educativas validas 12712 State Park Road cientfficamente que explican la contribuciOn de la ganaderla responsable Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88054 a Ia mejoria del medio ambiente. Tipo: Gubernamental Temas de sus Programas: ApreciaciOn de Ia agriculture. Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana Materiales DIsponlbles: Biblioteca de recursos, materiales pars mae- Audiencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publico en general, stros, hojas estudiantiles, folletos de informacion general, equipo, gula Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria MIslan: Proporcionar liderazgo en la protecciOn, conservacion, de recursos de apreciaciOn agricola. administracion y use responsable de los recursos naturales de Nuevo Mexico. Temas de sus Programas: Recursos marinos y acuaticos, MIDDLE RIO GRANDE WATER ASSEMBLY Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, Susan Gorman Conservacion del agua, Plantes, Calidad del agua, Prevencion de Ia Telefono: (505) 265-3231 Fax: (505) 256-0373 contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre [email protected] Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Visitas guiadas P.O. Box 9844 Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87117 Tipo: No lucrative Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana LINCOLN NATIONAL FOREST Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, P6blico en general, Representante de Servicio al Cliente: Mona K Fredrick Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria Telefono: (505) 434-7291 Fax: (505) 434-7218 ?Melon:Atraves de un proceso abierto, alusivo y participativo, desarrollar [email protected] un plan pare estrategias de manejo de agua sustentable para Ia regi6n 1101 New York Avenue del medio Rio Grande y establecer un proceso para implementer el Alamogordo, Nuevo Mexico 88310 TIpo: Gubernamental plan. Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Recursos marinos Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana y acuaticos, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Audiencla:Preescolar, Publico en general, Participaci6n comunitaria, Conservacion del agua, Calidad del agua Primaria, CapacitaciOn pare maestros Materlales Disponibles: Publicaci6n informative, Conferencias Melon:Cuidar de la tierra y servir a la gente. Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencia forestal, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, NEW MEXICO desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Especialista en Educaci6n: Lauren Parmelee ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Educaci6n ambiental , Telefono: (505) 983-4609 Fax: (505) 983-2355 Prevenci6n de la contaminaci6n, Fauna silvestre [email protected] Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Manual para el maestro, Talleres de http://www.trail.com/-rdac capacitaciOn, Conferencias 1800 Upper Canyon Road Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87504 TIpo: No lucrative Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana LIVING DESERT STATE PARK Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publico on Coordinadora del Programa de Docentes: Susan B. Young general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitaci6n Telefono: (505) 887-5516 Fax: (505) 885-4478 pare maestros [email protected] Mislon: La misiOn del. Centro Audubon Randall Davey es mejorar la http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/index.htm base de conocimientos de los ciudadanos de Nuevo Mexico para realizar 1504 Miehls Dr. un impacto positivo en el medio ambiente y fortalecerlos pars que sean Carlsbad, Nuevo Mexico 88220 administradores activos de Ia tierra. Tipo: Gubernamental Temas de sus Programas: Legislaci6n ambiental, Administracion y Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional conservacion de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ecologia, Manejo Audiencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, P6blico en general, Secundaria, de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de Primaria, Capacitacion pare maestros agua, ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, Conservacion del agua, Medio Melon: Proporcionar un parque zoolOgico y un jardfn botenico pare los ambiente, Plantes, Calidad del agua, Educaci6n ambiental , PrevenciOn ciudadanos de Nuevo Mexico el cuai mejorara los recursos recreativos 6 109 Guia de Recursos de Educaci6n Ambiental en la Frontera NUEVO MEXICO-N de la contaminacion, Fauna silvestre energeticos y Ia metalurgia extractiva del estado. Esta informaciones Materlales Disponibles: Manual pars el maestro, Correo electrOnico, utilizada por agendas locales, estatales y federales, organizaciones Publicacion intormativa, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, pUblicas, industrias privadas y ciudadanos pare tomar decisiones Conferencias, Pagina electrOnica informadas sobre el desarrollo y Ia administracian de los recursos, el use de Ia tierra, impacto ambiental, evaluacion de desechos peligrosos y eliminacion de basura. NATIONAL PARK SERVICE U.S.-MEXICO Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservaci6n de los AFFAIRS OFFICE recursos, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Recursos minerales y_minerfa, Director Asociado: Ram On Olivas Disponibilidad-y-surninistro-de aqua, Recursos energaticos, Tetefono15051646-7880 ext 6824 Fax: (505) 646-8083 Conservacion del aqua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educacion ramon_olivas (ID nps.gov ambiental , Prevenci6n de Ia contaminaci6n http://www.nmsu.edu/-nps/ Materlales Disponibles: Publicaci6n informativa, Talleres de NMSU Box 30001/ Dept. MEAF capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Pagina electronica Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Servicio: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND Binacional FISH Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PLiblico en general, Coordinador de EducaciOn sobre la Consenraci6n: Kevin Holladay Participacion comunitaria, CapacitaciOn pars maestros Telefono: (505) 827-7966 Fax: (505) 827-7801 Mision: Fortalecer Ia cooperaciOn entre el Servicio de Parques kholladay Ostate.nm.us Nacionales de los EE.UU. y la Republica Mexicana pare disefiar e http://www.gmfsh.state.nm.us implementar estrategias pars Ia conservaci6n del patrimonio natural y PO. Box 25112 cultural compartido por ambos parses. Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87501 Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, AdministraciOn y Tipo: Gubernamental conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de la Area de Servicio: Nuevo Mexico tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de Audlencla: Educadores, estudiantes y public° en general. la naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educacion Temas de sus Programas: La fauna silvestre y los humans comparten ambiental, Fauna silvestre el medio ambiente y tienen necesidades similares. La fauna silvestre es Materlales Disponibles: Correo electrOnico, Pub licaciOn informativa, uno de nuestros recursos naturales basicos al igual que el agua, el aire, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Video, Pagina electrOnica los minerales, el suelo y Ia vida vegetal. Un buen habitat es Ia Gave pare Ia supervivencia de Ia fauna silvestre. La fauna silvestre tiene un valor ecologic°, estetico, social, espiritual y economic°. Las culturas y NEW MEXICO AGRICULTURE IN THE sociedades humanas, pasadas y actuales, afectan y se ven afectadas CLASSROOM por Ia fauna silvestre y su habitat. Jennifer Hopper Materlales Disponibles: Biblioteca de recursos, gufas parer el maestro Telefono: (505) 532-4704 Fax: (505) 532-4710 publicaci6n informativa, folletos, carteles, cuadernos pars colorear, jhopper @zianet.com baules educativos, baules de huellas, y pruebas de calidad del agua. P.O. Box 20004 Serviclos Especlales: Programas pare voluntarios, conferencistas Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88004 disponibles, talleres educatNos, unidades tematicas sobre fauna silvestre Tipo: No lucrativa y su habitat. Area de Servicio: Rural, Estatal, Urbana Programas de EA: Proyecto WILD, talleres pare el Proyecto Aquatic Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en WILD, programas y talleres del programa de Acci6n pare habitats de general, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion Fauna Silvestre, talleres de clinicas y habllidades de pesca, pars maestros investigaciones acuaticas y fines de samara en la naturaleza. Mision: Aumentar el conocimiento sobre el verdadero origen del alimento y la fibra. Ayudar a los educadores a ensefiar matematicas, ciencias, historic, arts, lenguale y dames materias necesarias utilizando lecciones NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT practicas y de Ia vida real. Analista Polftico: Gedi Cibas, Ph.D. Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaci6n de los Telefono: (505) 827-2176 Fax: (505) 827-2836 recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservacion del suelo, [email protected] Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us minerfa, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservacion del agua, Harold S. Runnels Building, 1190 St. Francis Drive Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental, Fauna Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87505 silvestre Tipo: Gubernamental Materlales Disponibles: Manual pare el maestro, Correo electr6nico, Area de Servicio: Rural, Estatal, Urbana Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Pagina electrOnica Audlencla: Priblico en general, Participacion comunitaria Misidn: Preservar, proteger y perpetuar el medio ambiente de Nuevo Mexico pare las generaciones actuales y las venideras. NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINES AND Tames de sus Programas: Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, MINERAL RESOURCES Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservacion del agua, Medio Administradora del Servicio de Extension Geologica: Susan Welch ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevenci6n de Ia Telefono: (505) 835-5420 contaminaciOn susie @nmt.edu Materlales Disponibles: Libros, Correo electr6nico, PublicaciOn http: / /geoinfo.nmt.edu informative, Talleres de capacitaci6n 801 LeRoy Socorro, Nuevo Mexico 87801 Tipo: Gubernamental NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, Area de Servicio: Rural, Estatal, Urbana AIR QUALITY Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PUblico en general, Administrador del Programa de Salud: Fabian Macias Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion pars Telefono: (505) 827-1079 Fax: (505) 827-1523 maestros Fabian _Macias@ nmermstate.nm.us Wallin: La Oficina de Minas y Recursos Minerales de Nuevo Mexico es htta://www.nmenv.state.nm.us un organism° estatal cuya mision es estudiar, evaluar, publicar y distribuir 1190 St. Francis Drive informaciOn confiable sobre los recursos geolOgicos, minerales y Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87505

Guth de Recursos de Educacitin Ambiental en /a Frontera 1 i BEST COPY AVAILABLE NUEVO MEXICO-N Tipo: Gubernamental NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, Area de Serviclo: Nuevo Mexico RECYCLE Audlencla: Solicitantes de permisos, consultores y public° en general. Catherine Tyson Materlales DIsponlbles:Fol letos y hojas de datos de la EPA, reporte Telefono: (505) 827-2883 Fax: (505) 827-2902 anual sobre Calidad del Aire para el public° en general. [email protected] ServIclos Especlales:Informacion sobre las particulas disueltas en el http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us condado Dona Ma. 1190 St. Francis Dr. Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87502 Tipo:Gubernamental NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, DRINKING WATER Binacional Jefe del Departamento: Robert Gallegos AudIenc la: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Palle° en general, Telefono: (505) 827-1400 ext 1019 Fax: (505) 827-7545 Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria robert_,[email protected] MIsIon: La mision del Departamento del Medio Ambiente de Nuevo http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us Mexico es preservar, proteger y perpetuar el medio ambiente de Nuevo 525 Camino de los Marquez Mexico para las generaciones presentes y futuras. Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87502 Temas de sus Programas: Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Recursos Tipo: Gubernamental energeticos, Educaci6n ambiental , Prevencidn de la contaminacion Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Publicaci6n Binacional informativa, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, lico en general, Secundaria, Participacidn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, MIslon: Implementar el Tratado Federal de Agua Potable Segura en el SOLID WASTE BUREAU estado de Nuevo Mexico.. Jim Condiss Temas de sus Programas: Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Telefono: (505) 827-2860 Fax: (505) 827-2902 Educacion ambiental [email protected] Materlales DIsponIbles:Correo electronic°, PublicaciOn informativa http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us 1190 St. Francis Dr. Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87502 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, Tipo: Gubernamental GROUNDWATER QUALITY BUREAU MIslan: La mision de la Oficina de Desechos SOlidos del Departamento Especialista en Recursos Acuaticos: Jennifer Parker del Medio Ambiente de Nuevo Mexico es la vinculaci6n educative. El Telefono: (505) 827-0523 Fax: (505) 827-2965 programa de manejo de desechos sOlidos de Nuevo Mexico incluye [email protected] seminarios y presentations sobre el reciclaje, composta, reducci6n http://www.nmenv.state.nm.us de basura, desechos peligrosos, mecanismos de garantia financiera y P.O. Box 26110, 1190 St. Francis Dr. requerimientos para el cierre de rellenos sanitarios. Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87502 Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, NEW MEXICO FARM AND RANCH HERITAGE Binacional MUSEUM Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Pdblico en general, Director de Educaci6n: Da lene Hickam Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria Telefono: (505) 522-4100 ext 103 Fax: (505) 522-3085 MislOn: Nuestra mision es preservar, proteger y mejorar Ia calidad del [email protected] agua subterranea de Nuevo Mexico para las generaciones presentes y http://www.zianet.com/farm-ranch futuras. 4100 Dripping Springs Road Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, Administraci6n y Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88012 conservaci6n de los recursos, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro Tipo: Gubernamental de agua, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Urbana, Binacional Education ambiental , PrevenciOn.de la contamination Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Pdb lico on Mater lales DIsponlbles:Publicacidn informativa, Talleres de general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria capacitaciOn, Pagina electr6nica MIslon: Historia Agricola Tames de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ciencias de la NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro HAZARDOUS WASTE BUREAU de agua, ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, Conservation del agua, Medio Administrador del Programa: Debbie Brinkehoff ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental , PrevenciOn Telefono: (505) 827-1557 Fax: (505) 827-1833 de Ia contamination, Fauna silvestre P.O. Box 26110 Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Publicacidn informative, Visitas guiadas, Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 82502 Video, Pdgina electronica Tipo: Gubernamental Area deServiclo:Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional NEW MEXICO FORESTRY & RESOURCES Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Pak° en general, CONSERVATION DIVISION Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para Silvicultor del Distrito: Doug Boykin maestros Telefono: (505) 835-9359 Fax: (505) 835-9452 MIslon:Garantizar qua los desechos peligrosos son generados, [email protected] almacenados, tratados y desechados adecuadamente. 1701 Enterprise Temas de sus Programas: Legislaci6n ambiental, Administration y Socorro, Nuevo Mexico 87801 conservacidn de los recursos, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, TIpo: Gubernamental Calidad del agua, Education ambiental, Prevention de la contamina.cidn Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Talleres de capacitation Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, lico en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria Mis 16n: Proporcionar liderazgo en Ia protecci6n, conservacion, manejo

8 Guth de Recursos de Educacibn Ambiental en la Frontera 111 NUEVOMblIcoN y use responsable de los recursos naturales de Nuevo Mexico. cuestiones ambientales e inculcar la conflanzay compromiso para Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservation de los realizar acciones responsables. recursos, Ciencia forestal, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Recursos energeticos, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Education ambiental, Fauna silvestre Materlales Disponibles: Ubros, Publicacidn informativa, Talleres de NEW MEXICO PROJECT WET (WATER capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas EDUCATION FOR TEACHERS) Coordinador Estatal: Bryan Swain Teldfon (505) 646-1378__Fwe (505)-646-4149 bswain @werc.net NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY http: / /www.werc.net AND SCIENCE Box 30001 MSC WERC Coordinador de Educackfin EcolOgica: Tim Aydelott Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 Telefono: (505) 841-2845 Fax: (505) 841-2808 Tipo: No lucrativa taydelott @ nmmnh.state.nm.us Area de ServIcio: Rural, Regional, Estatal,Municipal, Urbana, http://www.museums.state.nm.us/nmmnh/wow.html Binacional 1801 Mountain Road NW Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, CapacitaciOn pars maestros Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87104 Mleldn: Expandir los recursos de Ia nation para atacar las Tipo: InstituciOn Educativa cuestiones relacionadas con el manejo de desechos proporcionandoayuda Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Urbana educativa y soporte tecnologico en las areas de manejo de desechos, Audlencla: Preparatoria, Secundaria, Capacitacionpars maestros remediaciOn ambiental y reducciOn de las fuentes de contaminaciOn. Walton: Crew un museo estatal de historia natural y ciencias ffsicas el Temas de sus Programas: Ciencias de Ia tierra, Ecosistemas, cual recolectard, preservard, estudiard e interpretard materiales Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservacion delagua, Medio representativos del estado y la regiOn y desarrollard y mantendra ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, PrevenciOn de la exhibiciones educativas y programas sobre Ia historia naturaly las contaminaciOn clencias ffsicas pars el beneficio de los ciudadanos de Nuevo Mexico y Materlales Disponibles: Manual pars el maestro, Talleresde Ids visltantes al estado. capacitation, Pagina electrenica Tomas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservacion de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Conservacion del suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Education ambiental, Fauna silvestre NEW MEXICO STATE 4-H PROGRAM Coordinador: Roy Vaughn Materlales Disponibles: Manual para el maestro, Correo electronic°, Talleres de capacitation, Video, Pagina electrOnica Telefono: (505) 646-5472 Fax: (505) 646-3027 NMSU Box 3AE Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 Tipo: No lucrativa NEW MEXICO OFFICE OF THE STATE Area de ServIclo: Estatal ENGINEER Audlencla: Jardfn de niflos a preparatoria. Coordinadora: Alice Darilek Temas de sus Programas: Estrategias de Instruccion de la biologfa al Telefono: 1-800-WATER-NM Fax: (505) 827-6188 aire libre. Actualmente estsmos en el proceso de desarrollar programas adarilekseo.state.nm.us para nil os de 5 a 8 silos. http://www.seo.state.nm.us Materlales Disponibles: Materiales para maestros, hojas estudiantiles, Bataan Building, Room 130 folletos de informacion general. Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87504 Serviclos EspecIales: Programa para voluntarios, membresfas. TIpo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Estatal Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public°en general, NEW MEXICO STATE DEPARTMENT OF Secundaria, Primaria EDUCATION Proporcionar educaciOn sobre Ia conservation del aguay ayuda tecnica. Director: Stephen Sanchez Tomas de sus Programas: ConseneciOn del agua Telefono: (505) 827-3644 ssanchez Materlales Disponibles: Ubros, Manual para el maestro, PublicaciOn sde.state.nm.us 300 Don Gaspar informativa, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Conferencias, Video, Pdgina electrOnica Santa Fe, Nuevo MOxico 87501 Tipo: Gubernamental Makin: El Departamento de EducaciOn del Estado de Nuevo Mexico sirve como recurso para los maestros de Nuevo Mexico refiriendomae- stros a organizations que proporcionan programas de educaciOn ambiental.

NEW MEXICO STATE LAND OFFICE Comisionada: Olivia Ximenes Telefono: (505) 827-5764 Fax: (505) 827-5766 NEW MEXICO PROJECT LEARNING TREE oximeneseslo.state.nm.us Teri Zubchenok P.O. Box 1148 Teldfono: (505) 827-8089 Santa Fe, Nuevo MOxlco 87504 P.O. Box 1948 Tipo: Gubemamental Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87504 Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Tipo: Gubernamental Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, POblico en general, Mlsl6n: El proyecto Learning Tree esta disefiado Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para para maestros y maestros educadores que trabajan con estudiantes desde jardfn de nibshasta MI:316n: Generar ingresos y promover la administracien de las tierras. el doceavo grado. El proyecto utiliza el bosquecomo una "ventana al mundo° para aumentar el entendimiento estudiantil de nuestromedio Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservacidin de los ambiente complejo, estimular las habilidades de pensamiento critico recursos, Ecologfa del deslerto, Conservaci6n del suelo, Ciencias de la y tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Recursos creative, desarrollar habilidades pars tomar decisiones informadassobre minerales y minerfa, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacion de la naturaleza,

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Conservacien del agua, Medio ambiente, EducaciOn ambiental , Fauna Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, silvestre Binacional Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Correo electrOnico, Audlencla: Preparatoria, Publico en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn Publicacion informative, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Conferencias comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion para maestros MIslon: Ayudar a la gente de Nuevo Mexico a utilizar informaci6n basada en la investigacion para mejorar la calidad de sus vidas. NEW MEXICO STATE PARKS Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, Administracien y Planificador de Recursos Naturales: Steve Cary conservacien de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Telefono: (505) 827-1183 Fax: (505) 827-1376 Conservacion del suelo, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, scary @ state.nm.us Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad http://www.emnrd.state.nm.us/nmparks/ y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacien de Ia 2040 S. Pacheo Street naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87504 del agua, Educacien ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn, Fauna Tlpo: Gubernamental silvestre Area de Serviclo: Estatal Materlales DIsponlbles: Software computacional, Manual para el mae- Audlencla: Public° en general stro, Correo electrOnico, Publicacien informative, Talleres de capacitacien, MIslon: Proteger y mejorar los recursos naturales, proporcionar Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electronica instalaciones y oportunidades recreativas y promover la seguridad publica y la educacion para beneficiar y enriquecer Ia vida de los visitantes. Tomas de sus Programas: Administrackfin y conservackfrn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservacien del suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Manejo *Re de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y minerfa, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacion de Ia naturaleza, Conservacian del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles:Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Video NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, LINCOLN COUNTY NMSU AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS Agente: Pete Gnatkowski Jefe del Departamento: Terry Canup Telefono: (505) 648-2311 Fax: (505) 648-2509 Telefono: (505) 646-2701 Fax: (505) 646-2702 [email protected] [email protected] P O. Box 217 http://www.cahe.nmsu.edu Carrizozo, Nuevo Mexico 88301 NMSU P.O. Box 3003, MSC 3M Tlpo: Gubernamental Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 Area de ServIclo: Rural, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Tipo: Institucien Educative Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en Area de ServIclo: Nuevo Mexico y las tierras aridas general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria AudIencla: Pitlico en general, maestros, estudiantes, agricultores, MIslon: Proporcionar a nuestra clientela programas de educacien administradores de recursos naturales. basados on Ia investigacion en las areas de economia en el hogar y Temas de sus Programas: EducaciOn sobre los recursos naturales. desarrollo comunitario. Materlales DIsponlbles: Videos, pagina electr6nica. Tomas de sus Programas: Legislacien ambiental, AdministraciOn y Serviclos Especlales: producciOn de videos y multimedios. conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservacien del suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacien de la NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad CRAVES COUNTY del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminacion, Fauna James Duffey silvestre Telefono: (505) 622-3210 Fax: (505) 622-3882 Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Software computacional, Correo [email protected] electr6nico, PublicaciOn informative, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas 200 E. Chisum #4 guiadas, Video, Pagina electrOnica Roswell, NM 88201 Tlpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Rural, Urbana AudIencIa: Preescolar, primaria, secundaria, preparatoria, adultos / NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, universidad, participaci6n comunitaria, capacitacion para maestros, OTERO COUNTY ptiblico en general. Agente: Sandra Copeland Temas de sus Programas: Legislacien ambiental, administraciOn de Telefono: (505) 437-0231 Fax: (505) 437-6134 los recursos, conservacien del suelo, ciencias de la tierra, desarrollo [email protected] sustentable, manejo de desechos, disponibilidad de agua, conservaciOn 401 Fairgrounds Rd. del agua, medio ambiente, plantas, calidad del agua, educacien Alamogordo, Nuevo Mexico 88310 ambiental, fauna silvestre. Tlpo: Institucion Educative Materlales DIsponlbles: Publicacion informativa, talleres de Area de Servlclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana capacitacion, video. AudIencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PLiblico en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria MIsIdn: Ayudar a los Nuevo mexicanos a utilizar el conocimiento basado en Ia investigacien para mejorar la calidad de vida. La extension NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, administra el programa juvenil 4-H, y proporciona experiencia en Ia LAS CRUCES agricultura, jardineria, economia del hogar y desarrollo de la economia Director: Billy Dictson rural. Telefono: (505) 646-3015 Fax: (505) 646-5975 Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los [email protected] recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Manejo Home Economics/4-H Box 3AE, NMSU de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 agua, Recursos energaticos:Apreciacion de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn Tlpo: Instucien Educative del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, EducaclOn

/0 113 Gula de Recursos de EducaciOn Ambiental en la Frontera NUEVO MEXICO-N/P ambiental, Prevencionde,la contaminaci6n, Fauna silvestre NORTH AMERICAN INSTITUTE (NAMI) Mater lales DIsponlbles: Libros, Publicacion informativa, Tal leres de David Griscom capacitacidn, Conferencias, Video Telefono: (505) 982-3657 Fax: (505) 983-5840 [email protected] http://www.northamericaninstitute.org NEW MEXICO WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH 708 Paseo de Peralta INSTITUTE (WRRI) Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87501 Director: Dr. Bobby Creel TIpo: No lucrativa Teteforscr.-(505)-6464337-Fax: (505) 546-6418 Area de ServIclo.-Rurallegiortalstatal, Municipat-Urbarta, [email protected] Binacional http://www.wrri.nmsu.edu Audlencla: Priblico en general, Participacidn comunitaria New Mexico State University, Box 30001, Dept. 3167 MIslon: Examinar todos los aspectos de Ia relaciOn regional de Norte Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 America, reconociendo los retos a los que se enfrentan los gobiemos, TOO: InstituciOn Educativa la gente y la cultura, y desarrollar mejores perspectivas en esta relacion Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana cambiante. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Ptiblico en general, Participacidn Temas de sus Programas: Legislacidn ambiental, Disponibilidad y comunitaria, Capacitacion para maestros suministro de agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevenci6n de la MIskfm: La mision del WRRI es desarrollar y diseminar el conocimiento contaminacidn para ayudar a Nuevo Mexico y Ia nacidn en Ia resolucidn de problemas Materlales DIsponIbles: Ubros, PublicaciOn informativa, Conferenclas, del agua. Financiando proyectos de investigacidn y demostracidn, el Pagina electronica instituto utiliza el conocimiento y la experiencia de los investigadores en todo el estado. Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservaciOn de los OLIVER LEE MEMORIAL STATE PARK recursos, Ciencia forestal, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Guarda Parques: Charles W. Wood Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad Telefono: (505) 437-8284 Fax: (505) 439-1290 y suministro de agua, Conservaci6n del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad [email protected] del agua, Educacion ambiental, Prevencion de Ia contaminaciOn, Fauna 409 Dog Canyon Rd. silvestre Alamogordo, Nuevo. Mexico 88310 Materiales DIsponlbles: Publicacion informativa, Pagina electronica Tlpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Priblico en NEW MEXICO WATERSHED WATCH general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria Bill Fleming MIslon: El Departamento Estatal de Parques y Recreacion protegert y Telefono: (505) 982-8313 mejorara los recursos naturales, proporcionara instalaciones y fleming @la.unm.edu oportunidades que promuevan la seguridad publica y la educaci6n pars 901 Trail Cross beneficiary enriquecer la vida de los visitantes. Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87505 Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservaciOn de los TIpo: Guberhamental recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologfa, Audlencla: Jardin de niiios y primaria. Ecosistemas, Apreciacidn de Ia naturaleza, Conservaci6n del agua, MIslon: New Mexico Water Watch es un programa piloto que surgid del Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Fauna silvestre Proyecto WILD y de programas de educacidn acuatica.Trabalando para Materiales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas, Video, Pdgina electranica formar una red de cooperacion entre escuelas y organismos estatales con un interes en la calidad del agua, las escuelas han participado en proyectos como el Proyecto del Rio. OTERO SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION Materlales DIsponlbles: Materiales para maestros, hojas estudiantiles, DISTRICT folletos de informaciOn general, especimenes y equipo para tomar bajo Asistente del Distrito: Vicky Milne prestamo. Telefono: (505) 437-3100 Fax: (505) 437-8443 2920 N. White Sands Blvd. Alamogordo, Nuevo Mexico 88310 NEW MEXICO WILDLIFE WEST NATURE PARK Tlpo: Gubernamental Director Ejecutivo: Roger Alink Area de ServIclo: Rural, Urbana Telefono: (505) 281-7655 Fax: (505) 281-2705 Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico on wildlife @swcp.com general, Secundaria, Participacidn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion http://www.wildlifewest.Org/naturepark para maestros 87 N. Frontage Rd. Temas de sus Programas: Legislacidn ambiental, AdministraciOn y Edgewood, Nuevo Mexico 87015 conservacion de los recursos, Ciencia forestal, Consenracion del suelo, nix): No lucrativa Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Area de Serviclo: Estatal Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Audlencla: preescolar, primaria, secundaria, preparatoria, adultos / Educacion ambiental , Prevencion de la contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre universidad, capacitacion para maestros, participacidn comunitaria, Materlales Disponibles: Libros, Manual pars el maestro, Talleres de ptiblico on general. capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Video MIslon: El parque esta dedicado a la preservaciOn del rico patrimonio de fauna silvestre nativa de Nuevo Mexico y su habitat a traves de la educaciOn, la investigacion cientifica y el patrocinio de un parque salvaje. PROJECT DEL RIO Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, ciencias de is tierra, Directors: Lisa LaRocque ecologia, ecosistemas, recursos energeticos, medio ambiente, Telefono: (505) 522-7511 Fax: (505) 522-0775 educaciOn ambiental, apreciaciOn de la naturaleza, plantas, conservaciOn [email protected] del suelo, conservaciOn del agua, fauna silvestre. http://www.zianet.com/pdrus Materlales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas, publicaci6n informativa, 1494A South Solano conferencistas. Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88001 Tipo: No lucrativa Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana, Binacional Audlencla: Preparatoria, Secundaria, Participacidn comunitaria, Capacitacidn para maestros

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MIslon: El Proyecto del Rio busca mejorar la educacion a tames de una Materlales DIsponlbles: PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de red global que promueve la administraci6n de las cuencas. capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Pagina electrtnica Tomas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ConservaciOn del agua, Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental RURAL COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Manual para el maestro, Talleres de CORPORATION capacitaciOn, Pagina electrOnica Especialista en Desarrollo Rural: Martin Lopez Telefono: (505) 541-1668 Fax: (505) 541-1656 [email protected] PROJECT WILD, CONSERVATION SERVICES http://www.rcac.org Coordinador de la Seccion de Educacion sobre Conservacion: Kevin P.O. Box 126 Holladay Mesilla Park, Nuevo Mexico 88047 Telefono: (505) 827-7966 Fax: (505) 827-7801 Tlpo: Privada, No lucrativa [email protected] Area de ServIcIo: Areas rurales de Nuevo Mexico incluyendo a las http://www.gmfsh.state.nm.us tribus indigenas. P.O. Box 25112 Audlencla: Pequenas comunidades, consejos de las comunidades, Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87501 instalaciones de tratamiento de agua de desecho y potable. TIpo: Gubernamental MIslon: Mejorar la calidad de vida de las comunidades rurales y gente Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana con desventajas a traves de sociedades, asistencia tecnica y acceso a Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, P6blico en los recursos. general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Temas de sus Programas: EvaluaciOn y planeaciOn de comunidades, para maestros asistencia tecnica, acceso a recursos sobre aguas de desecho, agua MIslern: La SecciOn de Educacion sobre la ConservaciOn proporcionara potable, desechos sOlidos, y viviendas de bajo ingreso, educaciOn sobre la conservaciOn basada en Ia fauna silvestre que Materlales DIspon !bias: Numerosos documentos y videos sobre aguas alberga acciones responsables hacia la fauna silvestre y los recursos de desecho, agua potable, vivienda, manejo de desechos sOlidos y naturales relacionados para los ciudadanos de Nuevo Mexico. reciclaje. Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservaciOn de los Programas de EA: Enfasis en asistencia tecnica y evaluaciones en recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn comunidades relacionadas con las cuestiones de agua y desechos. de la naturaleza, EducaciOn ambiental , Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Manual para el maestro, Publicacion informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Conferencias, Pagina electrOnica SIERRA CLUB, RIO GRANDE CHAPTER Gwen Wardwell Telefono: (505) 984-8860 RIO GRANDE NATURE CENTER STATE PARK [email protected] Asistente Administrativa, Coordinadora de EducaciOn: Rebecca Tydings http://www.sierra.nm.org/ Telefono: (505) 344-7240 Fax: (505) 344-4505 945 Camino de Chelly [email protected] Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87501 http://www.unm.edu/-natrcent Tipo: No lucrativa 2901 Candelaria NW Area de ServIclo: Nuevo Mexico, region oeste del desierto en Texas. Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87107 Audlencla: toda la ciudadanfa. Tlpo: Gubernamental MIsIdn: Explorar, disfrutar y proteger los lugares inexplorados de la Area de Serviclo: Regional, Estatal, Urbana tierra, practicar y promover el use responsable de los ecosistemas de Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico en la terra y educar y enumerar a la humanidad a proteger y restaurar Ia general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn calidad del medio ambiente natural y humano, y usar todos los medios pars maestros legates pars Ilevar a cabo estos objetivos. Misidn: Preservar y proteger el bosque del Rfo Grande y educar at Temas de sus Programas: Ecoregiones criticas, comunidades pOblico sobre Ia importancia del rio y su medio ambiente. sustentables, gufas, acciOn politica, recursos. Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los Materlales DIsponlbles: PublicaciOn informativa, directories. Uame pars recursos, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, mayor informacion. ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, ServIclos Especlales: Salidas de campo. Plantas, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, SIERRA SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION Pagina electrOnica DISTRICT Coordinadora del Distrito: Merry Jo Fahl Telefono: (505) 894-2232 Fax: (505) 894-2165 RIO GRANDE RESTORATION [email protected] Director Ejecutivo: Steve Haffis 2101 S Broadway Telefono: (505) 751-1269 Fax: (505) 751-1269 Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87501 unclergr @laplaza.org Tlpo: Gubernamental http://www.riogranderestoration.com Area de ServIclo: Rural, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana P.O. Box 1612 Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, POblico en El Prado, Nuevo Mexico 87529 general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Tlpo: No lucrativa para maestros Area de ServIclo: Regional, Estatal, Binacional MIslon: Educar at pOblico sobre la necesidad de conservar nuestros Audlencla: Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn recursos naturales pars un use sustenatable, beneficioso, actualmente comunitaria, Primaria y en el futuro. MIslon: Restaurar Ia salud del Rio Grande suministrandole un flubde Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los agua limpio. recursos, Ciencia forestal, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Temas de sus Programas: Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Recursos Desarrollo sustentable, Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y minerfa, marinos y acuaticos, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Apreciacien de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Plantas, Calidad EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre del agua, Educacion ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn, Fauna Materlales DIsponlbles: PublicaciOn informativa, Visitas guiadas silvestre

12 115 Gat: de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera NUEVO MEXICO-S SKY ISLAND ALLIANCE Ia degradaciOn ambiental y otras injusticias sociales, raciales y Susie Brandes econ6micas. Telefono: (520) 323-0547 brandesseu.arizona.edu http://www.lobo.net/-skisland SOUTHWEST ORGANIZING PROJECT 10570 Hwy 337 Jeanne Gauna Tijeras, Nuevo Mexico 87059 Telefono: (505) 247-8832 Fax: (505) 247-9972 Tlpo: No lucrativa swop @swop.net --Area-de-ServIchr.-Rural; Regional-,-EstaWUrbana, Binacional 211 10th St. SW Audlencla: lico en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87102 MIslon: Sky Island Alliance se dedica a Ia preservaci6n y restauraci6n MIslon: Una organizaci6n comunitaria multirracial y de cuestiones de Ia diversidad biolOgica nativa en Sky island en el sudoeste de Nuevo multiples fundada en 1981. Su misiOn es fortalecer la privatizaciOn del Mexico y sureste de Arizona. Estas isles montanosas se encuentran derecho al voto en el sudoeste para realizar equidad racial y generica, entre los ecosistemas mss diversos de Norte America dada su y justicia social y econ6mica. complejidad topografica y ubicaciOn singular en el punto convergente de varias provincias biologicas deserticas y boscosas importantes. Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, AdministraciOn y SOUTHWEST RESEARCH & INFORMATION conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencias de la terra, Ecosistemas, Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Fauna CENTER silvestre Frances Ortega Mater lales DIsponlbles: Correo electrOnico, Publicacion informativa, Telefono: (505) 2621862 Fax: (505) 262-1864 Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Pagina electrOnica [email protected] P.O. Box 4524 Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87106 Tlpo: Gubernamental SOUTHERN AREA HEALTH EDUCATION MIsIdn: El Centro de Investigacion e Informacion del Sudoeste CENTER, BORDER HEALTH EDUCATION proporciona informaci6n actual y precisa al publico sobre temas que TRAINING CENTER afectan el medio ambiente, Ia salud, y las comunidades pars proteger Coordinador del Programa: Daryl T. Smith, MPH los recursos naturales, promover la participacion ciudadana y garantizar Telefono: (505) 646-3429 Fax: (505) 646-6413 la justicia ambiental y social ahora y pare las generaciones futuras. [email protected] Programas de EA: El Centro ofrece la competencia de becas E-2000 Box 30001, MSC AHC anual, la cual esta abierta a estudiantes de Nuevo Mexico, El Paso, Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 Texas y la nacion Navajo. TIpo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Rural, Urbana, Binacional Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, SOUTHWEST STRATEGY COORDINATION Secundarla, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria OFFICE MIslon: Mejorar Ia salud general de los Nuevo mexicanos en los 18 Director Ejecutivo: Bill Maxon condados del sur. Telefono: (505) 761-8912 Fax: (505) 761-8947 Temas de sus Programas: Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, http: / /www.swstrategy.org Conservacien del agua, Calidad del agua, Educaci6n ambiental, 435 Montano Road Prevencion de la contaminaci6n Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87107 TIpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Binacional SOUTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Riblico en general, Participacion Director Ejecutivo: Kevin Bixby comunitaria Telefono: (505) 522-5552 Fax: (505) 522-0775 Mellon: El Comite Ejecutivo Regional de Estrategias en el Sudoeste es [email protected] un grupo intergubernamental compuesto de representantes de los 1494A S. Solano Dr. estados de Arizona y Nuevo Mexico, organizaciones indfgenas, y Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88001 ejecutivos federales. Nuestra vision as promover el manejo de los Tlpo: No lucrativa recursos naturales en Nuevo Mexico y Arizona con un rango de Area de ServIclo: Nuevo Mexico, parte none del Desierto Chihuahuense. alternativas sustentables las cuales incluyen, sensibilidad a las Audlencla: Publico en general. singulares condiciones sociales, econ6micas y culturales. MIsIdon: Albergar entendimiento y preocupacion por el patrimonio natu- Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservaciOn de los ral del sudoeste y promover acci6n para su proteccion y restauraci6n. recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservacion del suelo, Materlales DIsponlbles: Biblioteca Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, ConservaciOn del agua, Programas de EA: Lecciones en varios temas, historia natural, visitas Plantas, Calidad del agua, Fauna silvestre nocturnas. ServIclos Especlales: Presentacion de transparencias sobre la historia y restauraci6n ecologica del Rio Grande (para grupos grandes). SOUTHWEST TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE - NMSU Administrador de Proyectos Intemacionales: Robert Foster SOUTHWEST NETWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL Telefono: (505) 646-3948 Fax: (505) 646-3841 AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE (SNEEJ) [email protected] Richard Moore http://www.nmsu.edu/-tdi Telefono: (505) 242-0416 Fax: (505) 242-5609 SWRES 1505 Payne St. [email protected] Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88003 Box 7399 Tlpo: Institucion Educativa Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87194 Area de ServIclo: Regional, Estatal, Binacional Tlpo: No lucrativa Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Pikilico en general, ParticipaciOn Audlencla: Activistas, jovenes, estudiantes, organizaciones de trabajo comunitaria, CapacitaciOn pars maestros y comunitarias de gente de color. Melon: Energfa renovable e investigacion de sistemas ambientales, MIslon: SNEEJ une activistas, jOvenes, estudiantes, y organizaciones desarrollo y aplicaci6n pars el mejoramiento de la vida de las personas comunitarias de gente de color en el sudoeste de los EE.UU. y Mexico. y del medio ambiente. El grupo promueve las estrategias regionales y las perspectival sobre

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Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Manejo de desechos Area de ServIclo: Rural, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional / reciclaje, Recursos energeticos, Medio ambiente Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, P0blicoin general, Secundaria, Mater Isles DIsponIbles: Libros, Talleres de capacitacien, . Visitas Primaria, Capacitacion para maestros guiadas, Conferencias, Pagina electrOnica Mks's:5n: Trabajar con otros pars conservar Ia pesca, Ia fauna silvestre y sus habitats. Tomes de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacion de los TIERRA MADRE recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Recursos Director: Jaime Provencio marinos y acuaticos, Ecosistemas, Apreciaci6n de Ia naturaleza, Medio Telefono: (505) 589-4412 Fax: (505) 589-4412 ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educaci6n ambiental, Fauna 115 Mesa Verde silvestre Sunland Park, Nuevo Mexico 88063 Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Manual para el maestro, Visitas guiadas, Tlpo: No lucnativa Conferencias, Video, Prigina,electrenica Area de ServIclo: Rural Crear una comunidad sustentable a traves de la construction de viviendas econemicas y eficientes quo utilicen la conservacien solar, de agua y energfa. Tomas de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacien de los recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Recursos energeticos, Conservacien del agua Materlales DIsponlbles: Publicacien informativa, Talleres de capacitation, Visitas guiadas USFWS- BOSQUE DEL APACHE NATIONAL TREE NEW MEXICO WILDLIFE REFUGE Director Ejecutivo: Suzanne Probart Planificadora Recreativa: Laurie Rosenthal Telefono: (505) 265-4554 Fax: (505) 255-9197 Telefono: (505) 835-1828 Fax: (505) 835-0314 [email protected] laurie_rosenthal @ tws.gov http://www.treenm.com http: / /www.southwest.fws.gov P.O. Box 81827 1001 Highway 1 Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87198 Socorro, Nuevo Mexico 87801 Tlpo: No lucrativa Tlpo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Area de ServIclo: Rural, Estatal, Binacional Binacional Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en Audlencla: Preparatoria, Publico en general, Secundaria, Primaria, general, Secundaria, Participation comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitation Capacitation para maestros para maestros MIslon:Tree New Mexico es una organization sin fines de lucro dedicada MIslen: Proporcionar un habitat y proteccien para las especies en peligro a proporcionar oportunidades para Ia siembra de arboles y educacien de extincien, ayes migratorias durante el invierno, para proporcionar ambiental para el pUblico en general. oportunidades de avistamiento y comprensi6n de Ia fauna silvestre. Tomas de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacien de los Tomas de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacien de los recursos, Ciencia forestal, Conservacien del suelo, Ecosistemas, recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Conservacien del suelo, Ciencias de Ia Conservacien del agua, Medio ambiente, Education ambiental tierra, Ecologfa, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Ecosisternas, Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Publicacien informativa, Talleres de Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacien de Ia naturaleza, capacitacien, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pdgina electrOnica Plantas, Educaci6n ambiental, Prevention de Ia contamination, Fauna silvestre Materlales Dlsponlbles: Ubros, Software computational, Manual pars U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE el maestro, Correo electronico, Publicacien informativa, Talleres de capacitacien, Visitas guiadas, Video, Pagina electrenica Director Regional Asociado: Charlie Sanchez, Jr. Telefono: (505) 248-6281 Fax: (505) 248-6910 [email protected] http: / /southwest.fws.gov USFWS- SAN ANDRES NATIONAL WILDLIFE P.O. Box 1306 REFUGE Albuquerque, Nuev6 Mexico 87103 Bieloga de Fauna Silvestre: Mara Weisberger Tlpo: Gubernamental Telefono: (505) 382-5047 Fax: (505) 342-5454 Area de ServIclo: Rural, Urbana, Binacional [email protected] Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, P.O. Box 756 Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88004 MIslen: Trabajar con otros para conservar la pesca, la fauna silvestre y Tlpo: Gubernamental sus habitats. Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana Temas de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacien de los Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PUblico en.general, recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Secundaria, Participation comunitaria, Primaria Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y minerfa, Conservacien del agua, Temas de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacien de los Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educacien ambiental, Fauna silvestre recursos, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, Educacien Materlales DIsponIbles:Talleres de capacitacien, Visitas guiadas, Video, ambiental , Fauna silvestre Pagina electronica Materlales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas, Video

U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE USFWS - SERVILLETA NATIONAL WILDLIFE Coordinador Regional de Education Ambiental: Art Needleman REFUGE Telefono: (505) 248-6822 Fax: (505) 248-6874 Escritora: Marta Curd [email protected] Telefono: (505) 864-4021 Fax: (505) 864-7761 http://southwest.fws.gov [email protected] P. O. Box 1306 P.O. Box 1248 Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87103 Socorro, Nuevo Mexico 87801 Tlpo: Gubernamental Tlpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIcio: Rural, Regional 14 117 Gula de Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Frontera NUEVO MEXICO - TRW Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, WATER UTILITIES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria PROGRAM Mlsldn: Conservar, proteger y mejorar la fauna silvestre, pesca y los Coordinador del Programa: Robert Gott habitats para la gente de America. Telefono: (505) 984-0676 Fax: (505) 982-3137 Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de Ia tierra, [email protected] Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacion 1300 Luisa St., Suite 7 de Ia naturaleza, Conservaci6n del agua, Education ambiental, Fauna Santa Fe, Nuevo Mexico 87502 silvestre Tipo: Gubernamental Mater lales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas, Pagina electrOnica Area-de-Servicto:-Rural TRegional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Capacitacidon pars maestros UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW MIslon:Trabajar y proporcionar capacitaciOn especifica y ayuda tecnica Asistente Administrative: Barbara Jacques a los sistemas de agua y agua de desecho on todo Nuevo Mexico Telefono: (505) 277-7296 Fax: (505) 277-4165 incluyendo las veintiuna reservaciones indfgenas. Algunos sistemas [email protected] requieren numerosas visitas de seguimiento y ayuda tecnica telefonica http://lawschooLunm.edu/Fnames/academics.htm para corregir los problemas existentes. 1117 Stanford, NE #1120 Tomas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaci6n de los Albuquerque, Nuevo Mexico 87131 recursos, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro Tlpo: Institucion Educative de agua, Conservaci6n del ague, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Urbana, Binacional EducaclOn ambiental, PrevenclOn de la contaminacion Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Public° en general Materlales DIsponlbles: Publicacion informativa, Talleres de MIslon: Natural Resources Journal es un foro Internacional capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Video interdisciplinario con devoci6n al estudlo de los recursos naturales y amblentales. Tiene un enfasis en Ia investigacion dlrectamente relacionado con Ia polftica pUblIca. El objetivo principal es sobreponer WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY el aislamiento de los estudlantes en varias disciplinas relacionadas con Profesor Asoclado: Dennis Miller los recursos naturales y ambientales proporcionando un mayor ptiblico Telefono: (505) 538-6640 Fax: (505) 538-6228 para Ia investIgaci6n de varias disciplinas diferentes. Lleva una [email protected] orientaciOn polftica y busca que Ia investigaci6n este disponible no solo http://www.wnmu.edu a los estudiante sino tambion a los tomadores de decisiones quienes 1000 W. College Ave. moldean la polftica de recursos naturales y ambientales. La necesidad Silver City, Nuevo Mexico 88061 de colaboraciOn interdisciplinaria para resolver los problemas Tipo: Institucion Educative relacionados con los recursos fue un principio de formaciOn en la Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional creaciOn del Journal. Es un foro reconocido internacionalmente Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en comprometido a la examinaciOn de las cuestiones de recursos. Durante general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria mss de treinta arios, ha seguido el principio fijado en su primer volumen. Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, AdministraciOn y Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, conservacionde los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Conservaci6n del suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Recursos Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y minerfa, ApreciaciOn de la marinos y acuaticos, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna Recursos minerales y minerfa, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, silvestre Recursos energeticos, Conservaci6n del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad Materlales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Pagina del agua, EducaciOn ambiental , PrevenciOn de la contaminaci6n, Fauna electronics silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros

WASTE-MANAGEMENT EDUCATION AND RESEARCH CONSORTIUM (WERC) Director de Educaci6n: Ricardo Jacquez Telefono: (505) 646-2397 Fax: (505) 646-4149 [email protected] http://www.werc.net WHITE SANDS NATIONAL MONUMENT, NPS Nuevo Mexico State University, Box 30001, MSC WERC Jefe de InterpretaciOn: John Mangimeli Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 880038001 Telefono: (505) 679-2599 ext 230 Fax (505) 479-4333 Tipo: No lucrativa [email protected] Audlencla: ParticipaciOn comunitaria http://www.nps.gov/whsa MIslon: Aumentar los recursos humanos y tecnolOgicos que dirigen P.O. Box 1086 cuestiones relacionadas con Ia administraciOn de nuestro medio Holloman AFB, Nuevo Mexico 88330 ambiente a traves de la educaci6n, el desarrollo y aplicaciOn de Ia Tipo: Gubernamental tecnologia y los programas de vinculaciOn. Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal To increase human and technological resources that address issues Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Paha) en related to the management of our environment, by education, technol- general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn ogy development/ application, and outreach programs. pars maestros Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los MIslon: Proporcionar a los maestros la oportunidad de extender su recursos, EducaciOn ambiental conocimiento en las areas relacionadas con el medio ambiente de modo que puedan hacer lo mismo con sus estudiantes. Tomas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Manual pars el maestro, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electrOnica

Guth de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera 15 NEW MEXICO-W WILDWORKS CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, INC. Director Ejecutivo: Dot Irvin Telefono: (505) 257-9596 Fax: (505) 630-8085 wildwrks Owildworks.org httpi/www.wildworks.org P.O. Box 4994 Ruidoso, Nuevo Mexico 88355 Tlpo: Programas de fauna silvestre y conservacion de habitats. Area de Serviclo: Nuevo Mexico sirve como base pare la organizaciOn. El objetivo es expandirse nacional e intemacionalmente. Audlencla: Los programas residentes incluyen a los niios y adultos, de los ocho aflos en adelante. Los programas de vinculacion incluyen at jardfn de ninos. MIslon: Fundada en 1998, Ia fundaciOn es una organizaciOn sin fines de lucro dedicada a Ia educacion de la fauna silvestre y el habitat, la investigaciOn y Ia conservacion. La fundacion le proporciona a Ia gente de todas las edades Ia oportunidad de aprender Ia importancia de equilibrar las necesidades del hombre con las demandas del medio ambiente natural. Temas de sus Programas: Actividades practicas que incluyen el cuidado de los animales, estudios de habitat, jardineria organica y paisajismo, estudios culturales, actividades sobre Ia ganaderfa, programas de internado pare estudiantes veterinarios y de fauna silvestre, oportunidades pare voluntarios. Programas de EA: Los programas de la fundacien dan a los participantes la oportunidad de aprender sobre la tierra y las cuestiones del habitat junto con matodos altemativos pare vivir con la fauna silvestre.

WORLD WILDLIFE FUND Oficial del Programa: Jennifer Atchley Telefono: (505) 525-9537 Fax: (505) 523-2866 jatchley @zianet.com http ://www.worldwildlife.org 600 East Montana Suite E Las Cruces, Nuevo Mexico 88001 TIpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, POblico on general, Secundaria MIsIdn: La mision del Fondo Mundial pars Ia Naturaleza es proteger los espacios, salvar especies on peligro de extinci6n y proteger, recuperar y mantener Ia biodiversidad. Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Apreciacian de la naturaleza, Plantas, Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Correo electr6nico, Conferencias

119 16 Gail de Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Frontera TEXAS-AIB ADOPT-A-WETLAND PROGRAM fauna silvestre y los habitats de los que dependen en Trans-Pecos Texas. Coordinador del Programa: Jay Tarkinton Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservaci6n de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Apreciaci6n Telefono: (361) 825-3221 ext. 3221 Fax: (361) 825-3222 de Ia naturaleza, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre [email protected] http://www.scItamucc.edu/aawp/welcome.htm Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Publicacion 6300 Ocean Dr., NRC 3208 informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Pagina elects:Silica Corpus Christi, Texas 78412 Tipo: Institucion educativa --iirea-de-Servicto. Rural, Re-g ona 7EaralT-Municipal Urbana, Binacional AUDUBON SOCIETY - TEXAS Audiencia: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico en general, Director Ejecutivo: John. Szipula Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion para Telefono: (512) 306-0225 Fax: (512) 306-0235 maestros [email protected] Misl6n: EducaciOn sobre los humedales http://www.audubon-tx.org Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservacion de los 2525 Wallingwood Drive, Suite 301 recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Recursos marinos y Austin, Texas 78746 acuaticos, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Consenracion del agua, Plantas, Tipo: no lucrativa Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental, Fauna silvestre Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Materlales Disponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Correo electrOnico, Binacional Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Video, Pagina electrOnica Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Publics° on general, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion para maestros MIsidon: Proteger ayes y otra fauna silvestre y preservar y restaurar el AGUA PARA BEBER habitat de Ia fauna silvestre. La Sociedad Audubon de Texas promueve Ia politica de conservacion cientfficamente viable, educa al ptiblico sobre Telefono: (915) 747-5893 las ayes, cuestiones de fauna silvestre y habitat, protege 14,000 acres [email protected] de terreno en Texas, y apoya los esfuerzos de 20 capitulos Audubon. 216 Burges Hall Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Administracion y El Paso, Texas 79968 conservacion de los recursos, Ciencia forestal, Ciencias de la tierra, Tlpo: Educativa Area de Serviclo: Area del El Paso y Ciudad Juarez. Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Manejo Audlencla: Familias de escasos recursos, agendas locales. de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de Temas de sus Programas: Purificaci6n del agua e higiene. agua, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn ServIclos Especlales: Modelo de educaci6n sobre Ia higiene y del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educacion tecnologfas adecuadas, un programa comunitario econ6mico para ambiental, Prevenci6n de la contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre Materlales Disponibles: Manual para el maestro, Correo electronic°, capacitar a voluntarios sobre las tecnicas de purificacion del agua y Ia Talleres de capacitacion, Pagina electrOnica promocion de la higiene.

AMISTAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Especialista en EducaciOn: Lisa Evans Directora del Proyecto Mi Salud Mi Mundo: Dr. Nancy Moreno Telefono: (713) 798-8200 Fax: (713) 798-8201 Telefono: (830) 775-7491 ext. 223 Fax: (830) 775-7299 [email protected] I isa_evans @ nps.gov http://www.sbp.bcm.tmc.edu http://www.nps.gov/amis Center for Educational Outreach, 1709 Dryden, Suite 545 HCR-3, Box 5-J Houston, Texas 77024 Del Rio, Texas 78840 Tlpo: Gubernamental TIpo: Institucion educative, Escuela de Meclicina Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Area de Serviclo: EE.UU. Audiencia: Maestros de jardfn de niiios hasffi preparatoria, estudiantes Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Riblico en general, Secundaria, y padres de familia. Primaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros MIsIbn: Proporcionar informaci6n sobre la salud ambiental a trawls de MIslon: Proporcionar para el uso recreativo al aire libre y gozo de las actividades de aprendizaje interdisciplinarias adecuadas para la escuela tierras y aguas asociadas con la porciOn estadounidense de Ia represa primaria y contextos de educackfin informal. El programa incluye conocida como Lago Amistad, ubicada en Ia frontera de los estados de Texas y Coahuila. Proteger el valor escenico, cientffico y cultural actividades practicas de ciencias, historias de aventuras y actividades de lenguaje, y mini revistas para Ilevar a casa y compartir con sus pa- contribuyendo al goce public° de dichas tierras y aguas. dres. Paginas estudiantiles para su uso en el salon de clase en ingles y Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, Plantas, Calidad espanol. del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevencion de la contaminacion, Fauna Temas de sus Programas: ContaminaciOn del sire, cuestiones sobre el agua de Ia comunidad, cambio climatic° global, seguridad alimenticia silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, y nutricion. Conferencias, Pagina electronica Materiales DIsponlbles: Cada unidad consiste de una Gufa de Actividades para el Maestro, un cuaderno para colorear de Aventuras para estudiantes, un suplemento de lecturas y las mini revistas "Exploraciones" para que los estudiantes Ileven a casa. AUDUBON SOCIETY- EL PASO/TRANS-PECOS Programas de EA: Proyecto Mi Salud Mi Mundo. Jefe del Santuario: John Sproul Telefono: (915) 747-8663 Fax: (915) 747-5154 [email protected] http://www.whc.net/cdwr/trashome.htrn BENTSEN-RIO GRANDE VALLEY STATE PARK Administrador del Parque: Reynaldo Ortiz P.O. Box 9655 Telefono: (956) 585-1107 Fax: (956)585-3448 El Paso, Texas 79995 Tipo: no lucrativa [email protected] Area de Serviclo: Regional, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional http://www.tpwd.state.d.us/parldbentsen/bentsen.htm Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PUblico on general, P 0. Box 988 Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion para MisiOn Texas 78573 maestros TIpo: Gubernamental. MI816n: Trabajar para la conservacian y apreciaciOn de las ayes, otra Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana,

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Binacional Tlpo: Gubernamental Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, POblico en Area de Servlclo: Area de Big Bend general, Secundaria, Primaria Audlencla: Peblico en general MIslon: Administrar y conservar los recursos naturales y culturales de Temas de sus Programas: Preservacion de la biodiversidad Texas para el uso y Bozo de las presentes y futuras generaciones. Materlales DIsponlbles: Auditorio, exposiciones educativas visuales, Temas de sus Programas: Administracien y Conservacion de los jardin desertico de 2.5 acres con todas as plantas etiquetadas. recursos, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de ServIclos Especlales: Visitas en autobes, visitas guiadas, platicas Ia naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Fauna silvestre disponibles sobre las plantas, la geologia y la arqueologfa. Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Correo electrOnico, Visitas guiadas, Programas de EA: Plantas Utiles y comestibles, EXPO, caceria exotica, Video, Pagina electronica energia alternative, jardinerfa del desierto, vivienda alternative, moldes de huellas, supervivencia en el desierto, lectura de Ia historia en las rocas, caceria de codornices, recolectores de agua de Iluvia, sistemas BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK de drenaje, composta, cosechadealimentos natives, historia de la Mina Guarda Parques y Coordinadora de Educacion: Gail Fox Mariposa, seminario de arts con roca, reciclaje, Navidad en los jardines. Telefono: (915) 477-2251ext. 184 Fax: (915) 477-2357 [email protected] http://www.nps.gov\bibe P. O. Box 129 Big Bend National Park, Texas 79834 Tlpo: Gubernamental Area de Servlclo: Rural, Regional, Binacional Audlencla: Publico en general, Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacien para maestros MIslon: El Parque Nacional Big Bend ha iniciado un programa de educacien ambiental extensivo, dirigido a nifios dentro de 100 millas de las 801,000 acres del parque. El parque, el cual exhibe la mejor extension BORDER ENVIRONMENT COOPERATION del Desierto Chihuahuense en los Estados Unidos, comparte una COMMISION frontera de 118 millas con los estados mexicanos de Coahuila y Chi- Director de Informacien y Participacien Publica: Ricardo Castarion huahua. Educamos a nifios de los EE.UU. y Mexico sobre la importancia Telefono: (877) 225-1149 ext. 119 Fax: (1) 625-1680 en Mexico de proteger este singular y fragil medio ambiente. [email protected] Temas de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacien de los http://www.cocaorg recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Conservacion del suelo, Ciencias de la P O. Box 221648 tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, El Paso, Texas 79913 Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y minerfa, Disponibilidad y suministro Tlpo: Gubernamental de agua, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacien de la naturaleza, Area de Servlclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, ConservaciOn ,del agua, Medioambiente,Plantas, Calidad del agua, Binacional Educacion ambiental, Prevencien de la contaminacien, Fauna silvestre AudIencla: Peblico en general, Participaci6n comunitaria Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Talleres de MIsIdn: Preservar, proteger y mejorar el medio ambiente de la regi6n capacitaci6n, Papa electronica fronteriza identificando, evaluando, apoyando y certificando proyectos de infraestructura ambiental que mejoren la calidad de vida de la gente en la region fronteriza entre los EE.UU. y Mexico, ahora y en el futuro, BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK en un proceso publico abierto, dando prioridad inicial al tratamiento de Tecnico de las Exposiciones: David Alloway agua potable, agua de desecho y proyectos de desechos sOlidos Telefono: (915) 229-3416 Fax: (915) 229-3506 municipales. bigbendranchsp@ brooksdata. net Temas de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacien de los P. O. Box 2319 recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Presidio, Texas 79845 Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservacion del agua, Educacion Tlpo: Gubernamental ambiental, Prevencien de la contaminacion Area de Servlclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Materlales DIsponlbles: Software computational, Publicacion Binacional informative, Talleres de capacitacien, Video, Pagina electronica Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Riblico en general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacien para maestros BORDER INFORMATION & SOLUTIONS MIsloSn: Administrar y conservar los recursos naturales y culturales de NETWORK (BISN) Texas para su uso y goce de las presentes y futuras generaciones. Presidenta: Jackie Lockett Temas de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacien de los Telefono: (956) 982-1876 Fax: (956) 982-1876 recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Conservacion del suelo, Ciencias de Ia [email protected] tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, http://www.bisn.org Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacien de la 943 N. Expressway, #15-9104 naturaleza, Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad Brownsville, Texas 78520 del agua, Educaci6n ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminacien, Fauna TIpo: no lucrative silvestre Area de Servlclo: Binacional Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Talleres de capacitacien, Visitas AudIencla: Peblico en general, participacion comunitaria guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electronica MIslen: BISN se dedica a la prorockfin del desarrollo sustentable de la frontera entre EE.UU. y Mexico mejorando la colaboracien y la comunicacien a traves del internet. BISN es una organizacien sin fines BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK, BORTON de lucro, binacional, regional, con matriz en Brownsville, Texas. WARNOCK ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Prevencion de la CENTER contaminacien Asistente del Parque: Rod Trevizo Materlales Disponibles: Correo electronico, Pagina electronica Telefono: (915) 424-3327 Fax: (915) 424-3404 [email protected] HC 70 P O. Box 375 Tedingua, Texas 79825

18 121 Gael de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera TEXAB- 78/C BRAZOS RIVER ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION BROWNSVILLE WASTE MINIMIZATION AND PROJECT (BREEP) RECYCLING DEPARTMENT Director: Steve Madson Coordinador de Composta y Reciclaje: Carol Rumsey Telefono: (254) 694-3457 ext. 159 Fax: (254) 694-4206 Telefono: (956) 831-4308 Fax: (956) 831-3228 [email protected] sotexmom@ aol .com http://www.breep.com 700 Jose Colunga Jr. St. P. O. Box 911 Whitney High School, 1400 North Brazos Brownsville, Texas 78521 Whitney, Texas 76692 Tipo: Gubernamental Tipo: Institucion educative Area de Seryo:_Bajo_valle-del-Rio -Gra , Sur de-TexaS, IVEAllen, Area de Serviclo: Bur Harlingen y Brownsville AudlencIa: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en Audlencla: Ciudadanos, propietarios de viviendas, comunidad de general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion retirados y estudiantes. para maestros Temas de sus Programas: Reducci6n, reutilized& y reciclaje, MIslan: Desarrollo de programas interdisciplinarios que se enfoquen educed& ciudadana. en cuestiones ambientales, a traves de la cooperaciOn con las Materlales Dlsponibles: Lugar de composta activo en los campos del preparatorias y como socio de instituciones tecnicas y de educed& relleno sanitario, demostraciOn en el zoologico y composta animal en el superior, y otras instituciones interesadas en mejorar el desarrollo de la zoologico y en el relleno. economia preservando el medio ambiente. Serviclos Especlales: Visitas al relleno, clases de prepared& de Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conserved& de los composta (gratis), exhibiciOn sobre la composta en el zoolOgico, recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, demostraciones durante el Dia de Ia Tierra. Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conserved& del agua, Calidad del agua, Educaci6n ambiental,Prevencion de Ia contaminaciOn CADDO LAKE INSTITUTE, INC. Materlales Disponlbles: Talleres de capacitaciOn, Pagina electr6nica Vicepresidenta y Coordinadora del Proyecto WET: Sara Kneipp Telefono: (903) 938-3545 Fax: (903) 938-3545 [email protected] BROWNSVILLE BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE http://www.caddolakeinstitute.org Deborah Cox 3703 Bridle Path Telefono: (956) 548-6000 Fax: (956) 541-0247 Marshall, Texas 75672 P.O. Box 911 Tipo: Funded& privada Brownsville, Texas 78523 Area de Serviclo: Texas y el Noroeste del estado de Lousiana Tipo: Comite de voluntarios compuesto de nueve miembros Audlencia: Educadores formales desde jardin de nifios hasta seleccionados por la ComisiOn de Ia Ciudad. preparatoria y universidad, educadores no formales, estudiantes y Area de Serviclo: Brownsville. miembros de la comunidad. Audlencla: Ciudadanos de Brownsville MIslon: Actuar como una entidad patrocinadora de ecosistemas MIsIdn: Embellecer las propiedades que son propiedad de Ia ciudad, especificos, subrayando Ia ciencia de los humedales locales y la participar en la creaci6n de ordenanzas pare mejorar la belleza de educed& sobre la conserved& asi como la investigaciOn ecolOgica y Brownsville, actuar como catalizador pare proyectos especiales cultural y el monitoreo. relacionados con los esfuerzos de embellecimiento en toda Ia ciudad. Temas de sus Programas: Proporcionar ciencia especializada sobre Temas de sus Programas: Siembra de palmas y arboles, siembra de los humedales y enfatizar el use de los humedales como laboratorios flores, senderos, paisaje, paisaje public°. vivientes y salones de clase. Apoyar el Ilamado de la convenciOn Ramsar par un "uso sabio" de los humedales, sustentable a nivel mundial para fomentar entre los ciudadanos locales a que "actuen globalmente actuando localmente". BROWNSVILLE ECOLOGICAL DIVISION Matertales DIsponIbles: Estudios cientificos sobre el Lago Caddo, Guia Coordinador EcolOgico: Joe Hinojosa de actividades del Proyecto WET, informed& sobre la convenciOn Tek3fono: (956) 542-7511 Fax: (956) 504-6168 700 Jose Colunga Jr. St. P O. Box 711 Ramsar sobre los humedales de importancia internacional. Programas de EA: Proyecto WET de Texas (capacitaciOn para mae- Brownsville, Texas 78512 stros y taller de capacitaci6n pars facilitadores). EL marco de trabajo Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: La ciudad de Brownsville, en el condado de Cameron del proyecto WET consiste en tres areas: conceptual, afectiva Audlencla: Ciudadanos de Brownsville, clientes del relleno sanitario de (sentimientos) y habilidades de procesamiento. Estes areas van dirigidas al pensamiento, sentimiento y accion de los nihos pare comprometer a la ciudad de Brownsville. Temas de sus Programas: Minimized& de la basura a traves de los educandos en acciones positives sobre la administraciOn de los programas de composta y reciclaje. Preserver la calidad del sistema de recursos del agua. resaca de Brownsville. Materlales Disponibles: Informed& sobre composta y reciclaje. ServIclos Especlales: Talleres sobre composta y reciclaje. Vendemos composta y pedaceria de madera. Programas de EA: Capacitaci6n y vinculaciOn sobre la composta, capacitaciOn sobre reciclaje, vinculaci& sobre ecologia del agua.

BROWNSVILLE HEALTH DEPARTMENT CAMERON PARK CENTRO CULTURAL Director de Salud: Josh Ramirez Coordinadora de los Recursos Comunitarios: Alma Rend& Telefono: (956) 542-3437 Fax: (956) 546-4365 Telefono: (956) 546-6297 Fax: (956) 550-1328 [email protected] 2100 Gregory Ave. 954 E. Madison Brownsville, Texas 78526 Brownsville, Texas 78520 Tipo: Gubernamental Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Servlclo: Condado de Cameron y la frontera de Texas y Mexico. Area de Serviclo: Brownsville Audlencla: Colonies locales y el public° en general. Audlencia: Public° en general Temas de sus Programas: ApreciaciOn de las cuestiones ambientales Materlales DIsponibles: Salud ambiental, higiene general. en la frontera. Programas de EA: Programas de ExtensiOn del USDA. Desarrollo del suelo, jardineria y salidas de campo. 122 Gula de Recursos de Educacibn Ambiental en la Frontera 19 TEXAS-C CENTER FOR 1G BEND STUDIES/SUL ROSS CHIHUAHUAN DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE STATE UNIVERSITY Director Ejecutivo: Dennis J. Miller Administrador de Recursos Culture les: William A. Cloud Telefono: (915) 364-2499 Fax: (915) 364-2504 Telefono: (915) 837.8289 Fax: (915) 837-8381 [email protected] wacloud @ sulross.edu http://www.cdri.org http://www.sulross.edu/-cbbs Texas Hwy. 118 South East Highway 90, Lawrence Hall, Room 213 Ft. Davis, Texas 79734 Alpine, Texas 79832 Tipo: no lucrative Tipo: InstituciOn educative Area de Serviclo: Regional, Binacional Area de Serviclo: Regional, Binacional Audlencia: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Pdblico en Audiencia: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, POblico en general, general, Secundaria,. Primaria, CapacitaciOn pare maestros Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria MIslon: Reunit infOrmaciOn sabre las cienclas naturales y la mg& del MIslon: El Centro de Estudios Big Bend alberga estudios Desierto Chihuahuense y hacer qua esa informed& este disponible a interdisciplinarios de las diversas cultures 'prehistoricas, histOricas y todo el que la necesite. modernas de la region fronteriza de los Estados Unidos y Mexico, con Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conserved& de los mayor enfasis en la region comprendida entre Trans-Pecos, Texas y el recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Conserved& del suelo, Ciencias de la norte central de Mexico. El Centro se compromete a la recuperaciOn, tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Recursos protecciOn y comparte el rico patrimonio cultural a traves de programas minerales y mineria, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Conserved& del dinamicos que involucran investigaciOn, educaciOn, vinculacian con el agua, Medio ambiente, Plantes, Educacidn ambiental, Fauna silvestre pOblico y publicaciOn. Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Correo electronic°, PublicaciOn Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservacian de los informative, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Video, Pagina recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologfa, electrOnica Ecosistemas, Medio ambiente Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, PublicaciOn informative, Pagina electrOnica CHIHUAHUAN DESERT RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE Coordinador: Tony Garcia MANAGEMENT (CERM) Telefono: (915) 855-0884 Fax: (915) 855-7278 Coordinador del Prograrna: Ed Hamlyn, AICP [email protected] Telefono: (915) 747-5667 Fax: (915) 747-5145 http://www.nrcs.usda.gov [email protected] 11930 Vista del Sol http://www.cerm.utep.edu/ El Paso, Texas 79936 University of Texas at El Paso, P 0. Box 645 Tlpo: Gubernamental El Paso, Texas 79968 Area de Serviclo: todos los condados en Texas, Nuevo Mexico, Ari- Tipo: InstituciOn Educative zona y California que colindan con la frontera con Mexico. Area de Serviclo: Regional, Urbana, Binacional Audlencla: Comunidades agricolas. Audlencia: Adultos / universidad, Public° en general, ParticipaciOn Temas de sus Programas: ConservaciOn de los recursos naturales, comunitaria desarrollo comunitario que Ileve a comunidades sustentables, liderazgo MislOn: La misiOn del GERM es la busqueda de soluciones binacionales local proporcionando un programa de tornado decisiones, fortalecimiento a los problemas ambientales que amenazan la salud, seguridad, de las habilidades de los ciudadanos locales pare utilizer los recursos bienestar y desarrollo econ6mico de la region. disponibles de asistencia a Owes de las agendas socias del USDA. Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conserved& de los Programas de EA: Implementacion de practices de conservaciOn, recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Desarrollo conservacian y restauraciOn de humedales, protecciOn de los recursos sustentable, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos de agua subterranea, ayuda a urbanizadores y propietarios de viviendas energeticos, Conserved& del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, a administrar la tierra de una manes sensible ambientalmente, ensehar Educacidn ambiental, PrevenciOn de Ia contaminaciOn sabre el valor de los recursos naturales. .Materlales DIspordbles: Libros, Software computacional, Publicaci6n informative, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Video, Pagina electrOnica CHIHUAHUAN DESERT WILDLIFE RESCUE Vicepresidenta: Carol Miller CENTER FOR GLOBAL STUDIES Telefono: (915) 584-7088 Fax: (915) 747-6214 Director, Investigador Asociado: Mitchell Mathis cmillerUTEP.edu Telefono: (281) 363-7913 Fax: (281) 363-7924 4122 Emory Rd. mmathis @harc.edu El Paso, Texas 79922 http://www.harc.edu/cgs.html TIpo: no lucrative Houston Advanced Research Center, 4800 Research Forest Drive Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana The Woodlands, Texas 77381 Audiencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en Tipo: Institute de InvestigaciOn general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Area de Serviclo: RegiOn fronteriza entre Texas y Mexico. pare maestros Audiencla: Usuarios, administradores de agua, agencias (locales, MIsion: Rehabilitar y liberar fauna silvestre malherida y hueriana y educar estatales, nacionales, internacionales). a la comunidad sabre Ia importancia de este servicio. Mision: Examiner la interacci6n de las actividades humanas con el medio Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Ecologia, Recursos ambiente y desarrollar estrategias para equilibrar el desarrollo econOmico merinos y acuaticos, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Medio con la protecciOn y mejoramiento ambiental. ambiente, Fauna silvestre Temas de sus Programas: Agua y desarrollo sustentable en el bajo Materlales Dlsponibles: Libros, Manual pare el maestro,PublicaciOn, Rio Grande binacional. Una evaluaci6n integrada de cuestiones a largo informative, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Conferencias, Video plazo sobre agua, desarrollo y medio ambiente. Fuerza de Trabajo Paso del Norte y Foro de Agua, un esfuerzo para establecer didlogo y entendimiento sobre la necesidad de una perspective regional pare dirigir CITY OF BROWNSVILLE, COMPOST AND cuestiones de las cuencas en el Paso del Norte. RECYCLING Coordinadora de Composta y Reciclaje: Cristina Banuelos Telefono: (956) 831-3641 Fax: (956) 831-3228 cbanuelosci.brownsville.tx.us BEST COPY AVAILABLE

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Tlpo: Gubernamental , . Area de Serviclo: Regional, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional AudIencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PCiblico en COLONIAS UNIDAS general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Director: David Arizmendi para maestros Telefono: (956) 487-0964 Fax: (956) 487-4704 Mls Ion: Minimizar el volumen de basura de I6s rellenos sanitarios lo- 1 Las Lomas cales a traves de la composta, y reciclaje. . Rio Grandereity,-Texas-78582 _Temas _de-sus-Programas:-Administracton y conservaciOn de los Tlpo: no lucrativa recursos, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ciencias'dEi Ia tierra, Desarrollo Area de Serviclo: Rural sustentable, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Participacion comunitaria, de agua, Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, EducaciOn ambiental, Capacitacion pars maestros PrevenciOn de Ia contaminaci6n MIslon: Mejorar la vida de los residentes de las colonias mejorando las Materlales DIsponlbles:Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Video viviendas y la infraestructura, proporcionando educaciOn, alimentos, nutrici6n infantl y educacion ambiental. Temas de sus Programas: Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, CITY OF BROWNSVILLE, PUBLIC HEALTH Disponibilidad y suministro de aqua, ConservaciOn del agua, EducaciOn Coordinador de Salud POblica: Josh Ramirez ambiental Telefono: (956) 542-3437 Fax: (956) 546-4355 Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaci6n [email protected] http://www.clbrownsville.bc.us./Health 954 E. Madison Street DAVIS MOUNTAINS STATE PARK Brownsville, Texas 78520 Administrador del Parque: John Holland Tlpo: Gubernamental Telefono: (915) 426-3337 Fax: (915) 426-2063 Area de Serviclo: Municipal, Binacional holland @overland.net Audlencla: Publico en general P.O. Box 1458 Lograr y mantener confianza pablica proporcionando a los Fort Davis, Texas 79734 clientes servicios municipales eficientes y de calidad con cortesia y TIpo: Gubernamental preocupacion. Area de Serviclo: Rural Tomas de sus Programas: ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, POblico en general; Materlales DIsponIbles: Talleres de capacitacion, Conferencias Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de Ia naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas, Video

DELTRONICOS DE MATAMOROS Ingeniero Ambiental: Mike Gonzalez Telefono: (956) 982-7227 Fax: (956) 982-7241 Naturallys@ prodigy.net CITY OF EDINBURG http://www.spionline.com/naturallys Director: Ernesto Alanfs 3112 A Padre Blvd Telefono: (956) 383-5661 ext.342 Fax: (956) 381-0525 South Padre Island, Texas 78587 alanisernesto@hotmailcom Tlpo: Ensamblaje de radios para autom6viles. P. O. Box 1079 Area de Serviclo: Matamoros Edinburg, Texas 78540 Audlencla: Matamoros Tlpo: Municipal MIslon: Proporcionar radios para automOviles. Area de Serviclo: Ciudad de Edinburgo Programas de EA: DonaciOn de arboles durante el dfa del arbol a Audlencla: Poblaci6n de Edinburgo comunidades locales mexicana, reciclaje e instrucciOn para estudiantes. MIslon: Servir y educar. Donaci6n de arboles y juguetes para nifios durante la semana del Dfa Temas de sus Programas: Ciudades de America de Ia Tierra en Matamoros. Materlales DIsponlbles: Programa de conservacion del agua (en ingles y en espanol) Programas de EA: Programas de agua y administracion de reciclaje. EARTH CARE ORGANIZATION Penny Hartwell Telefono: (956) 544-7808 CITY OF EL PASO [email protected] Director: Dr. Marc Thompson 14 Casa Linda Telefono: (915) 755-4332 Fax: (915) 759-6824 Brownsville, Texas 78521 4301 Transmountain Road Tlpo: Institucion educativa El Paso, Texas 79924 Area de Serviclo: Sur del valle del Rio Grande. Tlpo: Gubernamental AudlencIa: Educadores, estudiantes, organizaciones clvicas, Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, comunidad. Binacional MIslon: Hacer que todos los dfas sean dfa de la tierra, a traves de la Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en educacion, el compromiso civico, y el serviclo ambiental a la comunidad. general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria Temas de sus Programas: Promover el desarrollo sustentable y un MIsIdn: Proporcionar informaciOn e informar al publico sobre los medio ambiente saludable a traves de talleres educativos, seminarios, habitantes humanos prehist6ricos del area de El Paso, el norte de Mexico conferencias infantiles y publicaciones informativas con un fuerte enfasis y el area cultural del sudoeste. on el proceso cientffico y la comprensiOn fundamental de los principios Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ecosistemas, ecolOgicos y cuestiones ambientales actuales mientras se promueve la Apreciacidin de Ia naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Educaci6n administraciOn y el cuidado de Ia tierra y sus habitantes. Clubes ambiental, Fauna silvestre ambientales para ayudar a que los nifios se conviertan on embajadores

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y modelos de comportamiento ambiental positivo y participen en eliminacien sin riesgos a la salud de la comunidad de una forma on que proyectos de servicio ambiental para Ia comunidad. se proteja el medio ambiente. Materlales DIsponlbles: Examen rapid° de educaci6n ambiental, Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Administracien y Programa y plan de action de Dfa del a Tierra en mi Vecindario. conservacion de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservacien del suelo, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Recursos EDINBURG 2020 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE marinos y acuaticos, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Director del Departamento de Desechos SO lidos: Elias A. Zefiiga Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacien Telefono: (956) 383-2582 Fax: (956) 383-2851 de la naturaleza, Conservacien del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, [email protected] Calidad del agua, Educacien ambiental, Prevencien de la contaminacien, P.O. Box 1079 Fauna silvestre Edinburg, Texas 78540 Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Software computacional, Manual para Tlpo: Gubernamental el maestro, Correo electrenico, Publicacien informativa, Talleres de Area de ServIclo: Condado de Hidalgo en el valle del Rio Grande. capacitacien, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electrenica AudIencla: Ciudadanos de Edimburgo y las areas aledanas. MIslon: Proporcionar adecuadamente para la salud, seguridad y bienestar de los ciudadanos en el area de recoleccien de desechos EL PASO ZOO . selidos y eliminacien a traves de una recoleccien ambientalmente Especialista en Educaci6n: Sergio Solorza saludable y econemicamente efectiva, programas de recoleccien, Telefono: (915) 521-1872 Fax: (915) 521-1857 reduccien del volumen y rellenos sanitarios. epzooeduca @aol.com Materiales DIsponlbles: Educacien sobre el reciclaje, composta, rangos http://www.epzoo.org variables basados en el volumen, reciclaje de aceite. 4001 E. Paisano Sery Iclos Especlales: Visitas al centro de reciclaje, presentaciones y El Paso, Texas 79905 talleres de capacitacion. Tlpo: Gubernamental Programas de EA: Lugar de recoleccien de reciclaje, talleres de Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, composta, participacien on proyectos de apreciacion ambiental. Comity Binacional, Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional ciudadano para planificar la infraestructura ambiental on el ano 2020. AudlencIa: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacien para maestros, Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico EL PASO SOLAR ENERGY ASSOCIATION en general, Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria, Presidents: Genaro Salinas Capacitacien para maestros Telefono: (915) 772-7657 Fax: (915) 747-5317 MIs16n: El Zook:1;1c° de El paso se dedica at mejoramiento de Ia epser @txses.org comunidad de El Paso. El zoolegico sirve como centro regional de http://www.epsea.org educacien, investigacion y estudio cientffico y apoya activamente P.O. Box 26384 esfuerzos de conservacien para la fauna del mundo y medio ambiente El Paso, Texas 79926 natural. Tlpo: no lucrativa Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, Area de ServIclo: Regional, Binacional Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, AudlencIa: Ptiblico on general, Participacien comunitaria Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad MIslon: El objetivo de la Asociacion de Energfa Solar de El Paso es y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacien de Ia incrementar el desarrollo de la energia solar y sus artes relacionadas, naturaleza, Conservacien del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad fuentes y tecnologias con la preocupacien por los aspectos ecolegicos, del agua, Educacien ambiental, Prevencien de la contaminacien, Fauna sociales y econ6micos en Ia region. Esto a traves del intercambio de silvestre, Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, Seguridad e higiene ideas e informacien por medio de reuniones, publicaciones y centros industrial y ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de de informacion. La asociacien sirve para informar al cuerpo peblico, desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, institucional y gubernamental y buscar elevar el nivel de apreciaci6n Recursos energeticos, Apreciacien de Ia naturaleza, Conservacien del publica y gubernamental. agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educacien ambiental, Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservacion de los Prevencien de Ia contaminacien, Fauna silvestre recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, MaterIales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Publicacien Recursos energeticos, Conservacien del agua, Medio ambiente, informativa, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Prevencien de Ia contaminacien Mater lales DIsponibles: Publicacien informativa, Talleres de capacitacien, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Pagina electrenica ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND Director del Proyecto: Dr. Carlos A. Rincen Telefono: (915) 543-9292 Fax: (915) 543-9115 EL PASO WATER UTILITIES-PUBLIC SERVICE carlos @edf.org BOARD http://www.edf.org 1100 N Stanton, Suite 805 Administradora de Conservacien de Agua: Anaf Padilla Telefono: (915) 594-5508 ext. 5551 Fax: (915) 594-5660 El Paso, Texas 79902 TIpo: no lucrative [email protected] http://www.epwu.org Area de ServIclo: Internacional 1154 Hawkins, P. 0. Box 511 Audiencla: Todos los sectores de la comunidad incluyendo al gobierno. MIslon: El EDF se dedica a proteger los derechos ambientales de la El Paso, Texas 79925 Tlpo: Gubernamental gents, incluyendo a las generaciones futuras. Entre estos derechos se Area de ServIclo: Regional, Urbana, Binacional encuentran el sire limpio, el agua limpia, Ia salud, alimentos nutricionales, Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en y ecosistemas. general, Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitaci6n Materlales DIsponlbles: publicacien informativa, reportes anuales, para maestros publicaciones especiales, folletos. Favor de visitar la pagina electronica. MIslon: La misiOn de los Servicios de Agua de El Paso, es administrar Programas de EA: Estabilizacien del clima de Ia Tierra reduciendo las a un costo justo y razonable a nuestros clientes agua potable de alta emisiones de los gases, saNaguardar los oceans de la contaminaciOn y la sobreexplotacion de recursos pesqueros, proteger la salud humana calidad on cantidades suficientes y a presi6n adecuada para satisfacer las necesidades domesticas, industriales y de proteccion de incendios, de Ia exposIcien de qufmico texicos y la contaminacien, defender y restaurar Ia biodiversidad, con concentracien particular on los rfos y de acuerdo al Plan de Conservacien de Agua del Consejo. La recoleccion de desecho liquido de clientes individuales para el tratamiento y cuencas.

22 125 Cada de Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Frontera TEXAS- E/G ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE OE OUSTON FRANKLIN MOUNTAINS STATE PARK (EMI), UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-CLEAR LAKE 'Asistente Administrativo del Parque: Joshua Santillan Administradora del Programa de EA: Brenda Weiser Telefono: (915) 566-6441 Fax: (915) 566-1849 Telefono: (281) 283-3950 Fax: (281) 283-3044 [email protected] [email protected] P.O. Box 200 http://www.eih.uh.edu Canutillo, Texas 79835 2700 Bay Area Blvd. TIpo: Gubernamental Houston, Texas 77058 Area de ServIcio: El Paso, Texas; Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua; La; Tipo: Institucien educativa Cruces, Nuevo Mexico Area de Servi Audiencla:-Aque1los que salen de dia de campo, hacen caminatas, Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, montan bicicleta de montarla, escalan rocas, observan ayes, observan Capacitaci6n para maestros estrellas, acampan primitivamente durante la noche, fot6grafos de Ia Misl6n: La misiOn del EIH es ayudar a la gente de Ia region de Houston naturaleza, ecologistas, conservacionistas, aquellos que desean estudiar a participar mas efectivamente en las mejoras ambientales. Se obtendra la belleza, Ia flora y la fauna del ecosistema desertico de las montailas informacion y tecnologia y sera diseminada de la investigaciOn apoyada de Chihuahua, ademas de aquellos que buscan paz, quietud, y la soladad por el EIH en areas criticas que incluyen la prevencien de la que este parque ofrece. contaminacion, la conservaciOn de recursos naturales, politica publica MIslan: Administrar y conservar los recursos naturales y culturales de y cuestiones sociales. EIH busca expandir la educacien ambiental Texas para el uso y goce de las presentes y futuras generaciones. equilibrada basada en objetivos.para fortalece'r a la comunidad entera Temas de sus Programas: Recursos naturales y culturales del Parque para que tome decisiones sabias en cuestiones ambientales. Estatal Franklin Mountains. Programas que describen como el Parque Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, sirve para conservar y preservar todo el sistema montarloso del Desierto Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ConservaciOn del Chihuahuense. agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental Materlales Disponibles: Mapas guia Materiales Disponibles: Talleres de capacitaciOn ServIclos Especlales: Caminatas guiadas y recorridos dentro del parque, conferencistas disponibles para las escuelas locales, organizaciones de scouts, grupos civicos y sociales, y cualquier ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS PROGRAM, organizaciOn ecologista o conservacionista. CENTE r FOR ENERGY AN r ENVIRONMENT (UT AUSTIN) Director Asociado: Vincent Torres Telefono: (512) 471-5803 Fax: (512) 471-1720 [email protected] 10100 Burnet Rd. Bldg. 133 (MS R7100) Austin, Texas 78713 Tipo: InstituciOn Educativa Area de Serviclo: Centro de Texas GLADYS PORTER ZOO Audiencla: Profesionales ambientales y maestros de secundaria y Curador de EducaciOn: Sergio Garcia preparatoria o aquellos que ensefian ciencias. Telefono: (956) 548-9453 ext. 318 Fax: (956) 541-4940 Temas de sus Programas: Investigacien de soluciones a problemas [email protected] ambientales. Los talleres de "Energia y Medio Ambiente" se enfocan en http://www.gpz.org los fundamentos cientificos e ingenieriles que entran en el desarrollo 500 Ringsold St. de soluciones a problemas ambientales. Brownsville, Texas 78520 Materiales Disponibles: Se Ilevan a cabo talleres de "Energia y el Medio Tipo: Gubernamental Ambiente" para maestros de secundaria y preparatoria cada ano. Este Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, taller de dos semanas proporciona a los participantes dos cartapacios Binacional de materiales. Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en Serviclos Especlales:Trabajo con maestros en el sal& de clase sobre general, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitaci6n Ia transiciOn de la implementacion de materiales presentado en el taller. para maestros MIs16n: Un parque zoolOgico y botanic° orientado para el visitante, dedicado a la preservaciOn de la naturaleza a traves de la educacion, la FORT LEATON STATE HISTORIC PARK (TPWD) conservaciOn y la investigaciOn. Tecnica de las Exhibiciones: Evelyn Dorsey Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Telefono: (915) 229-3613 Fax: (915) 229-4814 Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad [email protected] y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, Apreciaci6n de Ia http: / /www.tpwd.state.tx.us naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, EducaciOn 4 mi. S. Presidio, Hwy.170 ambiental, Prevencien de la contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre Presidio, Texas 79845 Materlales DIsponIbles: Libros, Manual para el maestro, Correll. TIpo: Gubernamental electrOnico, Publicacion informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, guiadas, Pagina electrOnica Binacional Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria GLOBE TEACHER TRAINING UTEP Misi6n: Administrar y conservar los recursos naturales y culturales de Directora: Dr. Rebecca L. Dodge Texas para el uso y goce de las presentes y futuras generaciones. Telefono: (915) 747-5305 Fax: (915) 747-5073 Temas de sus Programas: Legislacien ambiental, Administracien y dodge @geo.utep.edu conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de la UTEP Geological Sciences Building tierra, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Ecologia, Manejo El Paso, Texas 79968 de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y mineria, Tipo: InstituciOn educativa Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacien de Ia naturaleza, Area de Serviclo: Oeste de Texas y sur de Nuevo Mexico. ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Audlencla: Maestros de jardin de ninos a preparatoria, de ciencias, Educaci6n ambiental, Provender, de Ia contaminacion, Fauna silvestre matematicas y ciencias sociales. Materlales Disponibles: Libros, Correo electronic°, PublicaciOn MIs16n: Construir una red de maestros, estudiantes y cientificos informativa, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Video, Pagina trabajando juntos para estudiar y comprender el medio ambiente glo- electrOnica bal. Capacitar a los maestros y estudiantes a hacer observaciones

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cientificas confiables sobre la atmOsfera, el sueto, el agua y Ia tierra. 410 N. 14th St., P. O. Box 600 Ayudar a los estudiantes y maestros a ser capaces en el uso de internet Edinburg, Texas 78540 para Ia investigacion y visualizaciOn de informaciOn cientifica. Tipo: InstituciOn educativa Temas de sus Programas: Responsabilidad ambiental, observaciones Area de ServIclo: Condado Hidalgo, Texas. ambientales practicas, percepciOn remota del medio ambiente, acceso Audlencla: Public.° en general, adultos, jOvenes, ancianos, granjeros, a internet para investigaciOn y visualizaciones. todos los niveles socioecon6micos, jovenes en riesgo, audiencias rurales Materiales Disponibles: Guias de protocolos cientificas para maestros, y urbanas, familias de escasos recursos, estudiantes a traves de actividades de aprendizaje para su uso en el sal& de clase. programas de enriquecimiento. Servicios Especiales: Capacitamos maestros para certificarse en el MIsIdon: El Servicio de ExtensiOn Agricola de Texas educa a los texanos programa GLOBE. Los estudiantes, maestros y sus escuelas forman en las areas de agricultura, administraciOn del medio ambiente, parte de la red en lima internacional GLOBE, la cual comprende mas habilidades de la vida para jovenes y adultos, capital y liderazgo humano de 7,000 estudiantes en 81 paises. Se comunican a traves del correo y desarrollo econOmico comunitario. La ExtensiOn ofrece los recursos electronic° con estudiantes y maestros en otras escuelas, y con de conocimiento del sistema universitario para educar a los texanos en cientificos que usan las observaciones de los estudiantes para la desarrollo personal, acci6n comunitaria y resoluciOn de problemas investigaciOn ambiental. comunitarios. El Servicio de ExtensiOn Agricola es una agencia educativa estatal miembro del sistema de la Universidad de Texas A&M ligado en una asociacion singular con el sistema de Extension Cooperativa nacional y los gobiernos de los condados de Texas. La Extension valora y promueve los principios de participaciOn ciudadana y comunitaria, educaciOn cientifica, aprendizaje a largo plazo y el voluntariado. Proporciona acceso a los ciudadanos a los 254 condados y trabaja en colaboraciOn con otras panes del sistema universitario y organismos y organizaciones externas para lograr sus objetivos. Temas de sus Programas: Salud, seguridad, bienestar de los texanos, GORGAS SCIENCE FOUNDATION administraciOn del medio ambiente, viabilidad y diversificaciOn agricola, Presidente: Lawrence Lof estabilidad econ6mica para las familias y comunidades, habilidades de Telefono: (956) 504-6862 o (956) 544-8271 la vida, liderazgo para jovenes y adultos. Programas sobre Ia calidad Fax: (956) 504-6284 del agua, administraciOn del medio ambiente, reciclaje, practicas para Hof @ utb1.utb.edu la conservaciOn del suelo, jardineria, seguridad ambiental, y capacitacion 510 E. St Charles sobre pesticidas para agricultores. Nuestra vision es que el Servicio de Brownsville, Texas 78520 ExtensiOn sea unmehiculo significante y efectivo para Ia educacion y la TIpo: no lucrativa comunidad y una resoluciOn de problemas a nivel estatal relacionados Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, con la agricultura, las cuestiones ambientales y practicas que tienen un Binacional impacto en la calidad de vida de los texanos. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Materiales Disponibles: Nuestra agenda literalmente cuenta con una Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria multitud de panfletos educativos y programas disponibles. MIslan: Proporcionar oportunidades educativas de la mas alta calidad, Serviclos Especiales: CapacitaciOn de voluntarios, colaboraciOn con para albergar apreciaci6n y entendimiento de las cuestiones ecolOgicas otros organismos y organizaciones, programas educativos y promover la conservaciOn de los recursos naturales criticos. especializados para clientes que forman parte del programa de Temas de sus Programas: Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, estampillas alimenticias. ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Plantas,. Educacion ambiental, Fauna silvestre Materiales Disponibles:Libros, Manual para el maestro, PublicaciOn INSIGHTS EL PASO SCIENCE MUSEUM informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Directora de Educaci6n: Debra Martinez Video Telefono: (915) 534-0000 Fax: (915) 532-7416 insights @ elp.rrcom http://nasa.utep.edu/insights GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK 505 N. Santa Fe Guarda Parques, Coordinadora de Vinculacion Educativa: Frosty Bennett El Paso, Texas 79901 Telefono: (915) 828-3251ext. 118 Fax: (915) 828-3269 Tipo: no lucrativa Frosty_BennettOnps.gov Area de ServIcIo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, http://www.nps.gov/g umo Binacional HC 60, Box 400 Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico en Salt Flat, Texas 79847 general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitaci6n Tipo: Gubernamental para maestros Area deServiclo: Oeste de Texas y sureste de Nuevo Mexico Mislon: Promover la curiosidad y estimular el interes a traves de la Audiencia: Gente de todas las edades y niveles educativos. exploraciOn, entretenimiento, aprendizaje excitante y participativo en Mislon: Conservar el paisaje y los objetos naturales e histOricos y Ia un amplio rango de disciplinas cientificas a personas de todas las fauna silvestre y proporcionar para el gozo de tal manera y por tales edades, regional e internacionalmente. medios de modo que queden inatterados para el goce de futuras Tomas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de la tierra, geberaciones. Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Recursos marinos y Temas de sus Programas: EducaciOn sobre el Desierto Chihuahuense. acuaticos, Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y mineria, Disponibilidad Se encuentra disponible en los centros de visitantes un Programa Guarda y sum inistro de agua, Recursos energeticos, ApreciaciOn de la Parques Infant!, los bailles viajeros estan disponibles bajo previa naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua reservaciOn. Materlales Disponibles: PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de Materiales Disponibles: Folletos y boletines. capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas Serviclos Especiales: Los guarda parques se encuentran disponibles para dar orientaciOn y caminatas guiadas bajo reservaciOn previa. INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COMMISION HIDALG COUNTY OFFICE OF T E TEXAS Oficial de Asuntos Publicos: Sally Spener AGRICULTURAL EXT.ENSIION SERVICE Telefono: (915) 832-4175 Fax: (915) 832-4191 Jefe del Departamento: Ida H. Acuna, Ed.D. [email protected] Telefono: (956) 383-1026 ext.111 Fax: (956) 383-1735 http://www.ibwc.state.gov [email protected] 4171 N. Mesa St., C-310

24 127 Guth de Recursos de Educacidn Ambiental en la Frontera El Paso, Texas 79902 Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publico en Tipo: Gubernamental general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Area de Serviclo: Regional pars maestros Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Public() en general Mislon: Proteger y preservar el pueblo nativo americano de 5,000 arlos MIslern: Proporcionar un limite ambientalmente sensible, actual y y el humedal adyacente en Keystone en El Paso. fisicamente responsable y los servicios de agua a lo largo de Ia region Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, AdministraciOn y fronteriza de Estados Unidos y Mexico. Nos esforzamos en proporcionar conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencias de la estos servicios en una atmOsfera de cooperaci6n binacional de una tierra, Ecologia, Recursos marines y acuaticos, Ecosistemas, manera responsiva a Ia preocupaciOn publica. ApreciaciOnde_lanaturaleza,Medioambiente,Plantasi Catidad-delagu , Temas de sus Programas: y suministro de agua, Calidad EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre del agua, PrevenciOn de Ia contaminaciOn Materiales Disponlbles: Libros, Manual para el maestro, Correo Materiales Disponlbles:Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Pagina electrOnico, PublicaciOn informativa, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, electrOnica Video, Pagina electrOnica

KEEP EL PASO BEAUTIFUL, INC. KICKAPOO TRADITIONAL TRIBE OFTEXAS Director Ejecutivo: Keith Floyd Administrador de Ia Tribu: Arturo Delgado Telefono: (915) 546-6742 Fax: (915) 546-6703 Telefono: (830) 773-2105 Fax: (830) 757-9228 [email protected] HC1 Box 9700 http://www.keepelpasobeautifuLorg Eagle Pass, Texas 78852 P.O. Drawer 140 Tipo: Gubernamental El Paso, Texas 79980 Area de Serviclo: Rural Tipo: no lucrativa Audlencla: Ptiblico en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria Area de Serviclo: El Paso, sus colonias circundantes y las areas de MIsion: Mejorar el bienestar de los miembros de la tribu en todas las metroplex. areas de la vida. Audlencla: Publico en general. Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Manejo de desechos MIslon: Fortalecer a los individuos para quo tomen una mayor / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ApreciaciOn de la responsabilidad para el medio ambiente de su comunidad. naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Calidad del agua Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn de desechos, prevencion Materiales Disponlbles: Talleres de capacitaciOn de basura, embellecimiento, limpieza de do, limpieza on Ia comunidad, anti pintas y conservaciOn. Materiales DIsponibles:Biblioteca de recursos, programas bilingues sabre Ia administraciOn de desechos, prevencion de basura, embellecimiento, limpieza de rio, limpieza en Ia comunidad, anti pintas y conservaciOn. Servlclos Especlales:Todos los programas estan disponibles en ingles y espahol, con algunos on coreano y aleman. LAGUNA ATASCOSA NATIE01TAL WILDLIFE KEEP TEXAS BEAUTIFUL REFUGE Directora de VinculaciOn: Cecile Carson Planificador de RecreaciOn: Kevin C. Stephenson Telefono: 1-800-CLEAN TX Fax: (940) 387-3027 Telefono: (956) 748-3607 Fax: (956) 748-3609 cecile @ktb.org [email protected] http://www.ktb.org http://www.soutwest.fws.gov/ 823 Congress Ave. Ste. 230 P. O. Box 450 Austin, Texas 78768 Rio Hondo, Texas 78583 TIpo: no lucrativa Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Area de Serviclo: Rural, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Binacional Audiencia: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Pirblic,o en Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publico en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn pars maestros pars maestros MIsIdn: Ayudar a administrar una red nacional de tierras y aguas para MIslon: "Fortalecer y educar a los texanos a tray& de la educaciOn la conservacion, administraciOn y donde sea adecuada, la restauraci6n para tomar responsabilidad pars mejorar el medio ambiente de su de la pesca, fauna silvestre y los recursos vegetales y sus habitats comunidad." dentro de los Estados Unidos para el beneficio de as presentes y futuras Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los generaciones. recursos, Ciencias de la tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Manejo Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los de desechos / reciclaje, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Medio ambiente, recursos, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de EducaciOn ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn Ia naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna Materlales Disponlbles: Manual para el maestro; Correo electrOnico, silvestre PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Materlales Disponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electrOnica Pagina electrOnica

KEYSTONE HERITAGE PARK, INC. LAKE CASA :iLANCA INTERNATIONAL STATE Jefa de Voluntarios: Carol Miller PARK Telefono: (915) 584-7088 Fax: (915) 747-6214 Rudy Dominguez, Dan Olivas, Henry Leal [email protected] Telefono: (956) 725-3826 Fax: (956) 725-9987 http://www.keystonepark.org P.O. Box 1844 4122 Emory Rd. Laredo, Texas 78044 El Paso, Texas 79922 Tipo: Gubernamental Tipo: no lucrativa Area de Serviclo: Laredo y Nuevo Laredo. Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Audlencla: Publico en general, servicios bilingues en EE.UU. y Mexico. Binacional Mislon: RecreaciOn, informaciOn y educaciOn.

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Mater lales Disponibles: Folleto informative bajo desarrollo. Area de Servicio: Ciudad de Laredo y area circundante. Serviclos Especlales: ObservaciOn de ayes, proyectos estudiantiles Audiencia: Ninos, adultos, negocios locales, ciudadanos. de monitoreo de agua, investigaciones estudiantiles. Temas de sus Programas: PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn pars reducir la contaminaciOn que entra en los arroyos del Rio Grande, eliminaciOn de desechos peligrosos en el hogar, paro al tiradero ilegal. LAMAR BRUNI VERGARA ENVIRONMENTAL Materiales Disponibles: Carte les, volantes, estampas, cintas, libros, SCIENCE CENTER camisetas, plumas, !apices, etc. Pam Vaughan Programas de EA: AdministraciOn del agua de tormentas, programas Telefono: (956) 721-5195 Fax: (956) 721-5892 de agua industriales, recolecci6n de desechos peligrosos en el hogar. [email protected] West End Washington Street Laredo, Texas 78040 LAREDO MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIIATIION Tipo: no lucrativa Silvia Jones Area de Serviclo: Cuenca del Rio Grande Telefono: (956) 725-0362 Fax: (956) 727-2721 Audlencla: Publico en general, binacional. P. O. Box 440673 Temas de sus Programas: Agua, conservaci6n del agua, habitat Laredo, Texas 78044 ribereno y preservaci6n de especies. Los visitantes al centro pueden Negocio privado observar mucha de Ia flora y fauna indigena en la region del sur de Area de Serviclo: Laredo y Nuevo Laredo Texas. Audiencla: Miembros de Ia AsociaciOn de Manufactura de Laredo Materiales Disponibles: PublicaciOn informativa del Centro de Estudios Temas de sus Programas: Mantener a los miembros actualizados sobre Internacionales Rio Grande. Ia legislacion que afecta la industria maquiladora. Reportar los avances Serviclos Especiales: Programas mensuales que se enfocan en Ia claves y eventos que ocurren durante las operaciones de las protecciOn y mejoramiento de Ia calidad del agua. Sendero "Paso del maquiladoras. Indio". Para programas especiales para escuelas, comunicarse con Se lea Serviclos Especiales: Proporcionar informaciOn a los miembros sobre Dumalo al 764-5701 las regulaciones e interpretaciOn de la EPA y SEDESOL y proporcionar informaciOn sobre las cuestiones y regulaciones ambientales actuales. Coordinar la posiciOn de Ia AsociaciOn en cuestiones ambientales. Proporcionar conferencistas sobre la protecciOn ambiental, manejo de materiales peligrosos, legislacion ambiental y temas relacionados. Programas de EA: Mientras las cuestiones ambientales surgen en las comunidades de los dos Laredos, investigamos los hechos y coordinamos las posiciones de la AsociaciOn como se necesiten.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF EL PASO Jefa Ambiental: Inga Groff LAREDO CITY UTILITIES Telefono: (915) 755-2957 Fax: (915) 755-2957 Director Asistente: Jerry PinzOn 9151 Mt. Etna Telefono: (956) 795-2600 Fax: (956) 795-2600 El Paso, Texas 79924 [email protected] Tipo: No lucrativa http://www.cityoflaredo.com Area de Servicio: Regional, Urbana 4200 N. Bartlett Audiencia: ParticipaciOn comunitaria Laredo, Texas 78044 MIslon: La liga de Mujeres Votantes, una organizaciOn politica, foments Tlpo: Gubernamental Ia participaciOn informada y activa de los ciudadanos en el gobierno y Area de Servicio: Rural, Municipal ejerce influencia en la politica publica a traves de la educaciOn y Audiencla: Pub lico en general, Primaria abogacia. Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia, Disponibilidad y suministro de Temas de sus Programas: Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, agua, ConservaciOn del agua, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Materiales Disponibles: Libros, PublicaciOn informativa, Visitas guiadas, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn Pagina electrtnica ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre Materlales Disponibles: Conferencias LAREDO CLEAN CITIES COALITION . Presidente: Miguel Conchas LOS CAMINOS DEL RIO OF TEXAS, INC. AND Telefono: (956) 722-9895 Fax: (956) 791-4503 MEXICO, A.C. [email protected] Oficial de Campo: Carlos Rugerio -, 2310 San Bernardo Telefono: (956) 500-0320 Fax: (956) 849-0070 Laredo, Texas 78042 [email protected] Tipo: no lucrativa http://www.riceinfo.rice.edu/armadillo/Past Area de Serviclo: Laredo y Nuevo Laredo PO. Box 451 Audiencla: Propietarios de fletes y publico en general. Laredo, Texas 78042 MIsI6n: Promover un aire mss limpio a traves del use de combustibles Tipo: No lucrativa alternativos. Area de Servicio: Rural, Regional, Urbana, Binacional Materiales Disponibles: Folletos sobre combustibles alternativos, Audiencia: Secundaria, Primaria algunos de ellos en espanol. Informacion disponible sobre Ia MIsIdn: Preservar, conservar y educar sobre los patrimonios histOricos, conservacion y combustibles alternativos. ambientales, arquitectOnicos, culturales y naturales del corredor, promover el desarrollo econOmico a traves del turismo. Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los LAREDO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ingeniero Ambiental: John Porter Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y Telefono: (956) 727-7794 Fax: (956) 727-7944 suministro de agua, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn del [email protected] agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, 1110 Houston PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre Laredo, Texas 78042 Materlales Disponibles: Libros, Manual pars el maestro, PublicaciOn Tlpo: Gubernamental informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Conferencias

26 1°94 Gula de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera TEXAS- L/N LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY NATIONAL MI LAREDO WILDLIFE REFUGE Director Ejecutivo: Jorge Medina Administrador del Refugio: Gary Stoltz Telefono: (956) 791-0514 Fax: (956) 791-8815 Telefono: (956) 787-3079 Fax: (956) 7R7 -8338 [email protected] [email protected] http://www.lmtonline.com/-milaredo Rt. 2, Box 202A 1719 Farragut St. Alamo, Texas 78516 Laredo, Texas 78040 Tlpo: Gubernamental Tlpo: no lucrative Area_de_Sprviclo Condadns del sur de Texas Area de_ServIclo Laredo, condado Webb Audlencla: Observadores de ayes, educadores, grupos de escuelas, Audlencla: residentes de Laredo, condado Webb. entusiastas de Ia naturaleza. MIslon: Desarrollar y facilitar la implementaciOn de metas y programas MIslan: Conserver Ia pesca, fauna silvestre y sus habitats. que mejoren Ia calidad de vide de todos los ciudadanos de Laredo y Serviclos Especlales: 40,000 acres abiertos at pLiblico para actividades sus subdivisiones circundantes dentro del condado Webb. relacionadas con Ia naturaleza incluyendo la observacion de ayes, Temas de sus Programas: Educacidn, juventud, ancianos, artes, fotografia, educaciOn e interpretacion, Acceso a pie unicamente. desarrollo econOmico y tecnologia. Materlales Dlsponibles: Directorio de proveedores de servicio del condado Webb, revista Milaredo. LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY NATURE Servicios Especlales: Literature, habilidades para padres de familia, CENTER liderazgo juvenil, fuerza de trabajo educative, desarrollo. Directora Ejecutiva: Jennifer Burley Telefono: (956) 969-2475 Fax: (956) 969-2475 [email protected] MIGRANT CLINICIANS NETWORK (MCN) http://www.valleynaturecenter.org Coordinador de Servicios a los Miembros: Paige Pozzi 301 S Border Ave. Telefono: (512) 327-2017 Fax: (512) 327-0719 Weslaco, Texas 78599 [email protected] Tipo: no lucrative http://www.migrantclinician.org Area de ServIclo: Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Box 164285 Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, lico en Austin, Texas 78716 general, Secundaria, Participacidn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Tipo: no lucrative para maestros Area de ServIclo: Binacional. MIsIdn: Nuestra misien es la educar a Ia comunidad del Valle sobre la Audlencla: Proveedores de salud primarios singularidad de los ecosistemas del sur de Texas y sus habitats con un MIsIon: MCN promueve la salud de los trabajadores agricolas enfoque especial en la programacion pare ninos. proporcionando un marco de trabajo pare el desarrollo profesional de Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Desarrollo los proveedores. MCN actire como una voz nacional e internacional sustentable, Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, sobre las cuestiones de salud de los inmigrantes. Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, Temas de sus Programas: Salud de los trabajadores agricolas. ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantes, Calidad del agua, Materlales DIsponlbles: PublicaciOn informative pars los miembros con Educaci6n ambiental, Fauna silvestre articulos sobre pesticidas y trabajadores del campo. Materlales DIsponIbles: Correo electrOnico, PublicaciOn informative, Servicios Especlales: Centro de recursos sobre cuestiones de salud Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Pdgina electr6nica para los trabajadores agricolas.

MCALLEN INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION Director: John Muller (GULF STATES FIELD OFFICE) Telefono: (956) 682-1564 Fax: (956) 686-1813 Coordinadora de Educacion: Marya Frech [email protected] Telefono: (512) 476-9805 Fax: (512) 476-9810 http://www.mcallenmuseum.org gulfstates @ nwtorg 1900 Nolana http: / /www.nwf.org/gulfstates McAllen, Texas 78504 44 East Ave. Suite 200 Tlpo: Instituci6n educative Austin, Texas 78701 Area de Serviclo: Sur de Texas. TIpo: no lucrative Audlencla: Sur de Texas y sus habitantes fronterizos. Area de ServIcIo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Urbana MIslon: Colecciones y educaciOn sobre las artes y la ciencia. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Pdblico en general, Secundaria, Temas de sus Programas: Cuenca del Rio Grande. Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitaci6n pare maestros Materlales DIsponlbles: Exhibiciones '116/lies, "Nuestra Cuenca" MIsIdn: La oficina de los Estados del Golfo de NWF trabaja pare proteger Programas de EA: La exhibiciOn mOvil "El rio corre a twit* de nosotros." y restaurar la cuenca del Golfo de Mexico identificando cuestiones de Se encuentran bajo planeaciOn mds exhibiciones mOviles. conservaciOn criticas y desarrollando apoyo pare soluciones comunes que sirven tanto a la gents como al medio ambiente. El enfoque de NWF en la region es sobre la resteuraci6n de rim y esteros limpios, conservaciOn de humedales y sistemas de dos naturales, proteccion MCALLEN WATER UTILITIES de las poblaciones de fauna silvestre, promoci6n del desarrollo Especialista del Proyecto: Judy Adams sustentable y educaciOn pars nihos y adultos sobre el mundo natural. Telefono: (956) 972-7150 Fax: (956) 972-7155 Temas de sus Programas: Ciencias de Ia tiena, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, utility @ utility.ci.mcallen.bcus Apreciacidn de la naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantes, Calidad del ague, 1300 Houston Ave. P.O. Box 220 Educackin ambiental, PrevenciOn de Ia contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre McAllen, Texas 78505 Materiales Disponibles: Manual pars el maestro, Correo electrOnico, Tlpo: Gubernamental Publicaci6n informative, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Video, Area de Serviclo: Municipal Pagina electrOnica Audlencla: POblico en general, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitaci6n pare maestros MIsIdn: Promover las practices de conservaciOn de agua y educar al pdblico en cuestiones de conservaciOn de agua. NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION Temas de sus Programas: ConservaciOn del agua SERVICE, ALPINE Materlales DIsponlbles: Software computacional, Manual para el mae- Lider del Equipo de Recursos: Mark Donet stro, Visitas guiadas, Video Telefono: (915) 837-5864 Fax: (915) 837-9120

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mdonet@ tx.nrcs.usda.gov Melon: La Asociacion de Mariposas de Norte America, una organization 807 N. 5th Street sin fines de lucro se form6 en 1992 para educar al pOblico sobre el gozo Alpine, Texas 79831 de las mariposas de recreo, sin fines de consumo incluyendo listas, Tlpo: Gubernamental jardineria, observacion, fotografia y conservaci6n. Area de ServIclo: Rural Temas de sus Programas: EducaciOn y consenraci6n Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Pablico en general, Participacion Materiales Disponibles: Informacion general sobre las mariposas. comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitaci6n para maestros Serviclos Especlales: Salidas de campo, patrocinador del Festival de Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservacion de los Ia Mariposa en Texas, informacion sobre las mariposas a las escuelas recursos, ConservaciOn del suelo, Conservacion del agua, Medio del area, conferencistas disponibles para grupos locales. ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre Materlales Dlsponlbles:Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Video OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, AUSTIN Coordinadora de EducaciOn al Consumidor: Ann Garcia Telefono: (512) 475-0701 Fax: (915) 475-2365 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION [email protected] SERVICE, EL PASO http://www.tdhca.state.tx.us Lider del Equipo de Recursos: Tony A. Garcia, Jr. 507 Sabine Street, Suite 800 Telefono: (915) 855-0884 Fax: (915) 855-7278 Austin, Texas 78711 Tgarcia @tx.usda.gov Tipo: Gubernamental http://www.tx.usda.gov Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, 11930 Vista del Sol, Suite B Binacional El Paso, Texas 79936 Audlencla: Public° en general, Participacion comunitaria, Capacitacion Tlpo: Gubernamental para maestros Area de ServIc lo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana Mision: La Oficina de Iniciativa pars las Colonias coordina los programas Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, del Departamento de Vivienda de Texas que buscan mejorar las Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion para condiciones de vida de las colonias del estado. maestros Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaclOn de los Materiales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaci6n, Video, Pagina recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, ConsenraciOn del suelo, Ciencias de Ia electronica term Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, EL PASO Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educaci6n ambiental,PrevenciOn de Ia Telefono: (915) 757-1287 Fax: (915) 757-1654 contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre http://www.tdhca.state.us.bc Materiales DIsponlbles: Libros, Manual para el maestro, Correo 8815 Dyer, Dyer Office Park electrOnico, PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas El Paso, Texas, 79901 guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electrOnica Tipo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Los condados de Texas a lo largo de Ia frontera con Mexico. NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION Audiencla: Los residentes de las colonias y el gobiemo local. SERVICE, FT. STOCKTON MIslon: La Oficina de Iniciativa pars las Colonias coordina los programas Lider del Equipo de Recursos: Terry Whigham del Departamento de Vivienda de Texas que buscan mejorar las Telefono: (915) 336-5206 Fax: (915) 336-9620 condiciones de vida de las colonias del estado. dtwhigham @juno.com Temas de sus Programas: Viviendas seguras y economicas e 2306 W. Dickinson St., Suite 3 infraestructura para los habitantes de las colonias. Ft. Stockton, Texas 79735 Materlales DIsponlbles: N/A Tipo: Gubernamental ServIclos Especlales: Ayuda tecnica para el desarrollo de viviendas y Area de ServIclo: Rural comunidades, educaciOn al consumidor, ayuda con viviendas e Audlencla: Preparatoria, PUblico en general, Secundaria, Primaria, infraestructura. El Programa Ambiental de Pequeflos Poblados de Texas Capacitacion para maestros tiene propuestas disponibles pars las ciudades y condados para re- MIslon: Un lfder reconocido e innovador dedicado a trabajar en solver problemas con el agua y drenaje a twos de una perspective de sociedades pars lograr la conservaciOn de calidad de los recursos natu- auto ayuda que fomenta la participacion a traves de trabajo y materiales rales para mejorar nuestro medio ambiente a trawl* de el compromiso donados. de Ia satisfacciOn del cliente. Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservacion de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Consenracion del suelo, Ciencias de Ia OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, LAREDO tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Telefono: (956) 726-4521 Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacion de Ia http: / /www.tdhca.state.tx.us naturaleza, Conservacion del agua, Plantas, Calidad del agua, 1110 Victoria Street, Suite 109-B PrevenciOn de Ia contaminaci6n, Fauna silvestre Laredo, Texas 78040 Mater lales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Visitas guiadas, Video Tipo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Los condados de Texas a lo largo de Ia frontera con Mexico. NORTH AMERICAN BUTTERFLY ASSOCIATION Audlencla: Los residentes de las colonias y el gobierno local. SOUTH TEXAS NABA-SOTX MIslon: La Oficina de Iniciativa pars las Colonias coordina los programas Presidenta: Joanna Rivera del Departamento de Vivienda de Texas que buscan mejorar las Telefono: (956) 631-0709 condiciones de vida de las colonias del estado. [email protected] Temas de sus Programas: Viviendas seguras y economicas e http://www.naba.org/chapters/nabast infraestructura pars los habitantes de las colonias. 7313 N. 32nd Street Materlales DIsponlbles: N/A McAllen, Texas 78504 ServIcIos Especlales: Ayuda tecnica para el desarrollo de viviendas y Tipo: No lucrativa comunidades, educacion al consumidor, ayuda con viviendas e Area de ServIclo: Sur de Texas infraestructura. El Programa Ambiental de Pequeflos Poblados de Texas Audlencla: Public° en general time propuestas disponibles pars las ciudades y condados pars re-

28 131 Gula de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera mExAs- 0/P solver problemas con el agua y drenaje a traves de una perspective de Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Correo blectronico, Visitas guiadas, auto ayuda que foments la participation a traves de trabajo y materiales Pagina electronica donados. PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE (PAHO) Director de Ia Iniciativa de las Colonias: Scott D. Storment Asesor de Salud Ambiental: Enrique Paz Telefono: (512) 463-8948 Fax: (512) 475-2761 Telefono: (915) 581-6645 ext. 21 Fax: (915) 833-4768 sstorment @ sos.state.bars pazenriq Ofep.paho.org http: / /www.sos.state.tx.us http://www.fep.paho.org P.O. Box 12697 6006 N. Mesa St., Suite 600 Austin, Texas 78711 El Paso, Texas 79912 Tipo: Gubernamental TIpo: Gubernamental Area de Servicio: Los 100 km de la zona fronteriza de Texas con mayor Area de Servicio: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, enfasis en los siguientes condados:p Paso, Maverick, Webb, Starr, Binacional Hidalgo y Cameron. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Kiblico en general, Participacion Audlencla: Cualquier entidad, organizaciOn o residente trabajando en comunitaria Ia provision de necesidades de servicio basico y la resoluciOn actual de Mislon: Mejorar Ia salud y el medio ambiente. esas necesidades en colaboraciOn con organismos estatales y federates. Temas de sus Programas: Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, MIsI6n: La Oficina del Searetario de Estado coordina los esfuerzos de Desarrollo sustentable, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad los organismos estatales proporcionando servicios basicos tales como y suministro de agua, Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad agua, agua de desecho, desechos sOlidos y viviendas econOmicas a del agua, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn los habitantes de las colonias trabajar pars mejorar las condiciones de Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaciOn vida en todas las colonias fronterizas para mitigar todas las preocupaciones de salud ambiental. El Programa Ombudsmen coordina ka perspective local de modo que los servicios se proporcionen ligeramente y que las preocupaciones de los habitantes sean PASO DEL NORTE HEALTH FOUNDATION reconocidas por el estado. Oficial del Programa: Jan Harmon Temas de sus Programas: Asistencia on la identificaciOn de recursos Telefono: (915) 577-0970 Fax: (915) 532-2922 adecuados pars dirigir las necesidades de servicio basico y proporcionar bverajharmon Ocbhrorg una resoluciOn a tales necesidades en coordinacion con organismos http://www.pdnhf.org estatales y federates. 1100.N. Stanton, Suite 510 El Paso, Texas 79902 ServIclos Especlales: Podemos ayudar en la identification de recursos Tipo: No lucrative tacnicos y financieros pars las iniciativas de las colonias y proporcionar un papal de mediaciOn y facilitacion a nivel local para agilizar la provisi6n Area de Servicio: Region de Paso del Norte de servicios basicos. Ayudamos a los habitantes de las colonias a Audlencla: Publico en general trabajar con organismos estatales para aprender sobre la importancia y MIslon: El objetivo de la fundaciOn Salud Paso del Norte es promover necesidad de recibir y mantener los servicios de agua, drenaje y el bienestar y prevenir las enfermedades entre la gente que viva en la desechos sOlidos pars erradicar los problemas de salud y mitigar la region del Paso del Norte. degradation ambiental de las condiciones de vida de las colonias. Temas de sus Programas: Formas creativas de tratamiento de cuestiones de salud y bienestar. Perspective de comunidades saludables pars organizar y planificar los programas de salud y bienestar. ONE BORDER FOUNDATION - MANO A MANO ServIclos Especlales: Iniciativa LEAN fronteriza. Imelda Sanchez Telefono: (956) 982-0763 Fax: (956) 544-7859 302 Kings Highway, Suite 103 PORTER HIGH SCHOOL GEOGRAP Y CLUB Brownsville, Texas 78521 Julio Martinez Tipo: no lucrativa Telefono: (956) 548-7800 Fax: (956) 982-2892 Area de Servicio: Rural, Urbana 3500 International Blvd. Audlencla: Ptiblico en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria Brownsville, Texas 78521 MIslon: La misiOn del programa Mano a Mano, una extension de Ia One Tipo: Instituci6n Educative Border Foundation, es proporcionar a las mujeres y sus familias Area de Servicio: Area de Brownsville informaciOn, educaciOn y acceso at cuidado de la salud. La misi6n se MIs16n: ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza. Ileva a cabo con el apoyo de promotoras voluntarias de la comunidad. Temas de sus Programas: Reciclaje, planificaciOn de emergencias (derrames quimicos).

PADRE ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE Especialista en EducaciOn Ambiental: Kristey Tannehill PROJECT HOPE (HEALTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR Telefono: (361) 949-8068 Fax: (361) 949-9951 PEOPLE EVERYWHERE) [email protected] Director: Alberto Colorado http://www.nps.gov/pais Telefono: (956) 412-0567 Fax: (956) 412-0568 P.O. Box 181300 hopeusmex @msn.com Corpus Christi, Texas 78480 http://www.projhope.org TIpo: Gubernamental 3110 Lazy Lake Drive Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Harlingen, Texas 78040 Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publico en Tipo: No lucrative general; Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Area de Servicio: Binacional pars maestros Audlencla: Ptiblico en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria MIsI6n: Inculcar attitudes de preservaci6n y conservaciOn a traves de . MIslon: El Proyecto HOPE conlleva oportunidades de salud a la gente la educacion. en todas partes, ayudando a la gente, comunidades y naciones a Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los desarrollar habilidades y conocimiento pars su propio beneficio. recursos, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Temas de sus Programas: Manejo de desechos / reciclaje Ecosistemas, Recursos energeticos, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Medio Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaciOn ambiente, Plantas, Education ambiental,PrevenciOn de Ia contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre

Gula de Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Frontera 132 BEST COPYAVAILABLig TEAS- P/R PROYECTO FE Y ESPERANZA ConservaciOn del aqua; Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Fauna Nancy Gepfurt silvestre Telefono: (956) 702-0524 Fax: (956) 702-1853 Materlales Disponibles: Publicacian informativa, Talleres de RR2 Box 133A, Tower Rd. capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Video, Pagina elects:mica Alamo, Texas 78516 Tipo: No lucrativa Area de Serviclo: Las colonias en el valle de Rio Grande en el sur de RIO GRANDE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS Texas Directora del Departamento de Recursos Ambientales: Barbara Audiencia: Habitantes de las colonias en el sur de Texas. Kauffman Temas de sus Programas: Medio' ambiente, clases sobre recursos Telefono: (915) 533-0998 ext. 112 Fax: (915)532-9385 para mejorar las condiciones ambientales. b. kauffman @ riocog .org Serviclos Especlales: Programas para desarrollo comunitario, http://www.riocog.org propuestas de financiamiento y recursos econamicos. 1100 N. Stanton, Suite 610 El Paso, Texas 79902 Tipo: Gubernamental PRUDE RANCH Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana Daisey McCutcheon Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publico en general, Telefono: (915) 426-3202 Fax: (915) 426-3502 Secundaria, Primaria prude @ overland.net Temas de sus Programas: Legislacian ambiental, Manejo de desechos http://www.prude-ranch.com / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ConservaciOn del agua, P. O. Box 1431 Medio ambiente, Prevencian de la contaminaciOn Ft. Davis, Texas 79734 Materlales Disponibles: Talleres de capacitaciOn Tipo: Negocio privado Area de Serviclo: Regi6n fronteriza entre Mexico y EE.UU. Audiencla: Maestros y estudiantes Temas de sus Programas: Estrategias de aprendizaje al aire libre, educaciOn ambiental integrada practica. Materlales Disponibles: Paquetes de actividades. ServIclos Especlales: Senderos, caminatas, alberca, gimnasio, animales domesticos y exOticos, centro astronamico, sitio arqueologico, santuarios de ayes, areas de campo. Programas de EA: Programas de uno a seis dias para que grupos aprendan sobre astronomia, conservaciOn del agua, estudios arqueologicos, geologia de las montahas Davis, fauna silvestre del RIO GRANDE INTERNATIONAL STUDY CENTER occidente de Pecos, identificaciOn de plantas, entomologia y el Presidente: Thomas Vaughan ecosistema del Desierto Chihuahuense. Telefono: (956) 326-2592 Fax: (956) 326-2444 [email protected] Texas A&M International University, 5201 University Blvd PU13LIIC POLICY RESEARC CENTER Laredo, Texas 78045 Director: Dr. Dennis L. Soden Tipo: No lucrativa Telefono: (915) 747-7974 Fax: (915) 747-7948 Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, [email protected] Binacional The University of Texas At El Paso Benedict Hall Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, El Paso, Texas 79968 Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion para Tipo: Institucion Educativa maestros Area de Serviclo: Urbana, Binacional, Rural, Regional, Estatal, Mu- Makin: Proteger y mejorar Ia calidad del agua del Rio Grande o Rio nicipal Bravo en el area de Laredo y Nuevo Laredo a twos de la investigacidin, Audlencia: Adultos / universidad, Ksblico en general, Participacian educacion y cooperacion binacional. comunitaria Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, Administracion y MIslon: Discusiones sobre politica avanzada. conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, ConservaciOn del Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, AdministraciOn y suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Recursos conservaciOn de los recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Disponibilidad y marinos y acudticos, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, suministro de agua, Medio ambiente, Educacian ambiental Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, ApreciaciOn Materlales Disponibles: Conferencias de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevencian de la contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre Materlales Disponibles: Manual para el maestro, Correo electrOnico, RHO RAVO DESERT RESOURCE PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Conferencias, Video, Pagina electrOnica (USDA-NRCS) Coordinador: Zaragoza Rodriguez III Telefono: (956) 765-6911 Fax: (956) 765-5209 RIO GRANDE / RIO BRAVO BASIN COALITION zrodrigu @ tx.nrcs.usda.gov Director Ejecutivo: Bess Metcalf http://www.nrcs.usda.gov Telefono: (915) 532-0399 Fax: (915) 747-5145 P.O. Box 1006 coalition@ rioweb.org Zapata, Texas 78076 c/o CERM, R 0. Box 645, Burges Hall Room 315 Tipo: No lucrativa El Paso, Texas 79968 Area de Serviclo: Rural Tipo: no lucrativa Audlencla: Preparatoria, PUblico en general, Participaci6n comunitaria, Area de ServIcio: La cuenca del Rio Grande on los EE.UU. y Mexico. Primaria, Capacitacion para maestros Audlencla:Organizaciones, grupos ambientales, comunidades locales, Mejorar Ia calidad de vida, el desarrollo ordenado de nuestros iglesias. recursos naturales y conservaciOn de nuestros recursos naturales para 1411816n: Facilitar a las organizaciones y grupos locales en la restauracion todos los habitantes rurales. y mantenimiento del medio ambiente, la economia y el bienestar social Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los de la cuenca del Rio Grande a traves de la cooperacian internacional, recursos, ConservaciOn del suelo, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, esfuerzos de conservacion y restauraci6n, educacion y comunicaciOn. 30 133 Guth de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera TEXAS- R/S La organizacion es multicultural y multinacional con liderazgo y miembros de organizaciones de Mexico, Estados Unidos, y naciones indigenas RIVER-WATCH NETWORK, INC. de Mexico y Norte America. Coordinador en el Sudoeste: Luis Salazar Telefono: (915) 772-8650 Fax: (915) 772-8759 Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn de los recursos de la cuenca, 7500 Viscount, Suite 147 desarrollo sustentable en Ia cuenca del Rio Grande, cooperaciOn El Paso, Texas 79925 binacional. Tipo: no lucrativa Materlales DIsponibles: PublicaciOn informativa por cuatrimestre (La Area de ServIclo: Rfo Grande Corriente), reporte del estado de la cuenca (1988), memorias de las Audlencla: Public° en general conferencias en 1994 y 1998. Tema* de sus Programas: Medio amblenteTecosistemasTaguaTrfo. ServIclos Especlales: Asistencia tecnica y capacitaciOn especialmente Materlales DIsponlbles: Reportes anuales para miembros y organismos para organizaciones en Mexico. Propuestas de financiamiento para redes computacionales. administradores del agua local en los EE.UU. y Mexico. Programas de EA: Dia del Rio, nuestra celebracion anual del rio; Programas de EA: Unir a la gente para monitorear, restaurar y proteger los rios. Definir las cuestiones que conciemen al Rfo Grande. Realizacion Congreso bianual del a cuenca, eventos de capacitaciOn. de estudios relacionados con el rio.

RIO GRANDE-NUECES RESOURCE SABAL PALM AUDUBON CENTER AND CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM SANCTUARY (USDA-NRCS) Administrador: Jimmy Paz Coordinador: Jerry Lum Telefono: (956) 541-8034 Fax: (956) 504-0543 Telefono: (830) 773-2518 Fax: (830) 773-8302 [email protected] http://www.nrcs.usda.gov http://www.audubon.org/locaVsanctuary/sabal 1935 S. Loop 431 Sabal Palm Road (78521) Eagle Pass, Texas 78852 Brownsville, Texas 78523 Tipo: Gubernamental con voluntarios locales TIpo: no lucrativa Area de ServIclo: Todos los condados en Texas, Nuevo Mexico, Ari- Area de Servlclo: Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional zona y California que colindan con la frontera con Mexico. Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en Audlencla: Comunidades agricolas. general, Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Melon: Acelerar la consenraciOn, el desarrollo y Ia utilizacion de los para maestros recursos naturales para mejorar el nivel general de la actividad MIslon: Promover la apreciaciOn y protecciOn de la fauna silvestre y el economica y mejorar el medio ambiente y el nivel de vida en areas habitat a traves de una administraciOn, educacion y participacion publica autorizadas por el programa de desarrollo y conservac,i6n de recursos. responsable. Temas de sus Programas: ConservaciOn de recursos naturales, Temas de sus Programas: ConservaciOn del suelo, Desarrollo desarrollo comunitario que conlleve a comunidades sustentables, sustentable, Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, liderazgo local proporcionando programas de toma de decisiones, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, fortalecimiento de las habilidades de los ciudadanos locales para utilizar ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, las fuentes disponibles de ayuda a traves de los organismos asociados PrevenciOn de Ia contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre con USDA. Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Correo electronic°, Talleres de Programas de EA: ImplementaciOn de practicas de conservacion capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Pitgina electrOnica agricola, conservaciOn y restauraci6n de humedales, protecciOn de los recursos de agua subterranea, ayuda a urbanizadores y propietarios de viviendas en la administracion de tierras de un modo sensible ambientalmente, ensehar el valor de los recursos naturales. SANTA ANA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE Planificador de RecreaciOn: Smokey Cranfill Telefono: (956) 787-3079 Fax: (956) 787-8338 s mokey_c ranfi 1 161 fw.gov RIVER PIERCE FOUNDATION http: / /www.southwest.fw.gov Director: Christopher Rincon Route 2, Box 202A Telefono: (956) 765-5784 Fax: (956) 765-5737 Alamo, Texas 78516 [email protected] Tlpo: Gubernamental 401 Washington Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, San Ygnacio, Texas 78067 Binacional Tipo: No lucrativa Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria; Ptiblico en Area de ServIclo: Rural, Binacional general, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico en general, para maestros Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria Melon: El Refugio Nacional de Fauna Silvestre Santa Ana incluye Mislan: La fundaciOn Rio Pierce esta comprometida a redefinir el clima algunos de las ultimas parcelas de bosques espinosos subtropicales artistico, ambiental y educacional de la region del Rio Grande, a Waves en los EE.UU. y representa la major oportunidad pars su proteccion y de las interacciones interculturales que "perforan' la barrera en Ia qua. recuperaciOn, ayudando finalmente a formar un corredor de fauna se ha convertido el rio. Se esfuerza por fomentar actividades creativas silvestre funcional para sostener la flora y Ia fauna de Ia frontera de en ambos lados del Rio Grande a traves de colaboraciones que Texas con Mexico. involucran a artistas, organizaciones y comunidades en los EE.UU.y Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservacion de los Latinoamerica. La programaciOn de Ia fundaciOn incluye la preservaciOn recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Ciencias de la tierra, histOrica, c,oneervaciOn, publicaciones, coloquios, intercambio binacional Ecologia, Recursos marinas y acuaticos, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad de artistes y programas de residencia, contribuciones a las escuelasy y suministro de agua, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn del bibliotecis locales y darnels iniciativas culturales. agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Recursos energeticos, Fauna silvestre ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Materlales Dlsponibles: Libros, Manual para el maestro, Correo Calidad del agua electronic°, PublicaciOn informative, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Video guiadas, Video, Pagina electrOnica

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Guth de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera 31 1 39 TEXAS- S SEA CAMP,'TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY AT programas, coordinacion de actividades de educacion ambiental binacionales. GALVESTON Programas de EA: Desarrollo, coordinaci6n y evaluaci6n del programa Encargada de AdmisiOn: Sylvia Turrubiate de educaci6n ambiental binacional utilizando perspectivas sobre las Telefono: (409) 740-4525 cuencas para desarrollar las habilidades y motivaciOn de los estudiantes Fax: (409) 740-4894 para convertirse en miembros efectivos de sus comunidades. Programas seacamp @ tamug.tamu.edu ambientales, capacitaci6n para la examinaciOn de agua, educaci6n para http://www.tamug.tamu.edu/-seacamp 200 Seawolf Parkway, P. O. Box 1675 maestros. Galveston, Texas 77553 Tipo: institucion Educativa Area de Servlclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, SOUTH TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Binacional AND RESEARCH (STEER) CENTER Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Pablico en Profesor Asociado, Director: Dr. Claudia S. Miller general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn Telefono: (210) 567-7760 Fax: (210) 567-7764 para maestros millercs@ uthscsa.edu MIslon: Fundado en 1986, el campamento marino ha abierto el mundo http://steer.uthscsa.edu de Ia biologia marina a mss de 7,100 participantes durante sus quince Dept. of Family Practice, The University of Texas Health Science Center arlos de existencia. Los participantes han venido al campamento marino at San Antonio, 7703 Floyd Curl Dr. de lugares en todo el pais a tomar ventaja de las oportunidades San Antonio, Texas 78284 educativas que bone que ofrecer. Mas de 600 maestros han participado Tipo: InstituciOn Educativa en el campamento marino como consejeros. Area de Servlclo: Laredo Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Audlencla: Estudiantes de medicina y odontologia, estudiantes de Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Calidad enfermeria y salud delagua, Education ambiental, Prevention de la c,ontaminaci6n, . Fauna MIslon: Ensehar a los estudiantes de medicina, enfermeria, odontologia silvestre y salud ambiental sobre las cuestiones de medicina ambiental y salud Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, .Talleres de en la frontera. capacitaciOn, Conferencias, Pagina electronica Temas de sus Programas: Medicina ambiental, salud p6blica, salud internacional (frontera de los EE.UU. y Mexico). Materlales Disponibles: Experimentos de campo y presentaciones SIERRA CLUB, LONE STAR CHAPTER sobre contaminacion del aire, drenaje y tratamiento de agua, pesticidas, Presidente: Roger Turner medicina herbal y remedios folkl6ricos, dengue, rabia, tuberculosis, Telefono: (214) 826-7070 defectos del tubo neutral y saneamiento. Una amplia variedad de rogerlturner @cs.com experiencias comunitarias, incluyendo visitas a las colonias y http://www.sierraclub.org/chapters/tx maquiladoras, teleconferencias, biblioteca, acceso a internet. P.O. Box 1931 Programas de EA: STEER ofrece un programa de 4 semanas sobre Austin, TexaS 78767 medicina ambiental y salud an la frontera para estudiantes y otros en Tipo: No lucrativa las profesiones de cuidado de la salud y salud publica, para vivir en una Area de Servlclo: Estatal comunidad binacional en la frontera de Texas donde aprenden sobre el Audiencla: Todas las personas interesadas. impacto que las exposiciones ambientales tienen en la salud. MIsIon: Explorar, disfrutar y proteger los lugares silvestres de la tierra; practicar y promover el use responsable de los ecosistemas y recursos de la tierra; educar y enumerar Ia humanidad para proteger y restaurar SOUTH TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Ia calidad del medio ambiente natural y humano; y usar todos los medios AND RESEARCH (STEER) LAREDO legales para Ilevar a cabo estos objetivos. Coordinador de Salud Ambiental: Roger Perales Temas de sus Programas: Ecoregiones criticas, comunidades Telefono: (956) 728-8898 Fax: (956) 728-8892 sustentables, guias, acciOn politica. [email protected] http://steer.uthscsa.edu 2600 Cedar, Suite 160 Laredo, Texas 78040 Tipo: InstituciOn Educativa Area de Servlclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Audiencla: Adultos / universidad, Public() en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Capacitacion para maestros Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, Administracion y SOUTH TEXAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE, conservation de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, ConservaciOn del PROJECT DEL RIO suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Instructor: Jerry Freeman Desarrollo sustentable, Recursos marinos y acuaticos,Manejo,de Telefono: (956) 668-6407 Fax: (956) 668-6413 desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y mineria, [email protected] Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Biology Dept. STCC, P O. Box 9701 ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, McAllen, Texas 78502 EducaciOn ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn, Fauna silvestre Tipo: Institution Educativa Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Manual para el maestro, Correo Area de Servlclo: STC: condados de Hidalgo y Starr, Proyecto del Rio: electr6nico, PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas la cuenca del Rio Grande. guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electrOnica Audlencla: Estudiantes y maestros de escuelas secundarias, organizaciones comunitarias trabajando en cuestiones de salud y ambientales. SOUTH TEXAS YOUTH RANCH-PHARR Temas de sus Programas: Educaci6n sobre las cuencas, aprendizaje Director: Nancy Singler de servicio, educacion binacional bilingue, constructivismo, habilidades Telefono: (956) 686-5055 Fax: (956) 686-6045 criticas y de resoluciOn de problemas. Perspectiva multidisciplinaria y [email protected] capacitaciOn. 2200 S. Jackson Rd. Materlales DIsponlbles: Por lo general son solo distribuidos a los Pharr, Texas 78577 participahtes, favor de comunicarse para hacer pedidos especiales. Tipo: no lucrativa Serviclos Especlales: Capacitacion para maestros, desarrollo de Area de Servlclo: Texas.

32 Gulade Recursos de Educacidn Ambiental en la Frontera f". r s-) TEXAS- S/T Audlencla: Wanes en problemas de 11 a 17 ahos. SUNNYSIDE DAY SCHOOL MIsIdn: Crear cambios positivos en las vidas de los j6venes con Directora: Marylyn Ponder problemas a twits de Ia consejeria, educacien y accidn positiva. Telefono: (956) 793-7944 Temas de sus Programas: El programa intensity ensena al individuo [email protected] habilidades de relaciones interpersonales, proporciona consejerfay 1914 N. Coria direccion para desarrollar apreciaciOn social y toma de decisiones Brownsville, Texas 78520 responsables, proporciona mejoramiento academico y ensetia Tipo: Institucion Educativa responsabilidad. Area de Serviclo: Urbana Serviclos Especlales: Servicios de terapia ara muchachos de 11a 17 Audlencla: Preescolar, Publics° en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, ahos. Estos servicios incluyen cuidado residencial, servicios educativos, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros tutoria academica, capacitaciOn en relaciones interpersonales, Melon: Compartir con educadores lo que es posible al crear un habitat consejeria y direccion. Actividades recreativas, que Incluyen native y jardin para mariposas en la escuela, compartir con los ninos el campamento, caminatas, canoa, pesca en agua salada, pesca en agua sentimiento de estar en un habitat native con las plantas y animates dulce, montar a caballo, deportes en equipo, peliculas, juegos (libelulas, mariposas, tortugas, lagartijas, etc.) que ahf viven, compartir terapeuticos, artesanfas y pesas. Las actividades educativas incluyen con los padres de familia lo que es posible crear en su propio jardin. educaciOn relacionada con Ia escuela, tutorfa individual, instrucciOnen Temas de sus Programas: ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Medio computaci6n y proyectos de Ia vida real que refuerzan las habilidades ambiente, Plantas, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre basicas. La capacitaci6n de habilidades vocacionales incorpora Ia Materlales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas capacitacion de relaciones interpersonales con las habilidades vocacionales y educativas. Las habilidades de la vida y las interpersonales son enfrentadas diariamente en Ia forma de consejerfa y direccion, representation de papeles, tecnicas de modelaje, preskfin SWAN GROUP positiva, y logros positivos. Fundadora: Simone Swan Programas de. EA: El Sancho Juvenil del Sur de Texas ensehaa los Telefono: (915) 229-4425 Fax: (915) 229-4425 residentes el respeto y Ia responsabilidad con el medio ambiente. [email protected] Participan en el cuidado y administracidn de los animates y Ia tierra. http://www.brooksdata.net/personal/adobesim Participan en servicios como voluntarios para el refugio de fauna silvestre 1 Casa Piedra Rd, Presidio, P. O. Box 1915 local. Participan en actividades como el campismo, caminatas, canoa, Presidio, Texas 79845 pesca en agua salada y pesca en agua dulce. Estas actividades estan Tipo: No lucrativa diseriadas para aumentar su conocimiento, respeto y apreciacion por el Area de Serviclo: Rural, Municipal, Binacional medio ambiente. Audiencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros Mislon: Desarrollo de viviendas econOmicas de adobe con techos que no son de madera con bOvedas de adobe y domos. Confort climatic° a SOUTHERN UNION GAS twos del aprovechamiento de Ia energia natural y el disefio. Ingeniero de UtilizaciOn de Energfa: Roberto Onantia Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los Telefono: (915) 544-6300 Fax: (915) 521-4560 recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo P.O. Box 2040 de desechos / midair), Ecosistemas, Recursos energeticos, ApreciaciOn El Paso, Texas 79976 Tipo: Negocio de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, EducaciOn ambiental, PrevenciOn de Ia contaminaciOn Area de Serviclo: El Paso, Texas Materlales DIsponlbles: Correo electr6nico, PublicaciOn informative, Temas de sus Programas: Gas natural como combustible para los automdviles Talleres de capacitacion, Conferencias, Video, Pagina elects:Mica Materlales Disponibles: Reportes tecnicos, documentos intemos. Programas de EA: ConversiOn de los automoviles alimentadoscon gasolina o diesel a gas natural. TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, BREWSTER/JEFF DAVIS COUNTY Agente: L Logan Boswell SUL ROSS UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF Telefono: (915) 837-2265 Fax: (915) 837-7393 [email protected] NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT http://brewster-tx.tamu.edu/ Presidente: Louis A. Harveson P. O. Box 67 Telefono: (915) 837-8098 Fax: 915-837-8409 Alpine, Texas 79831 [email protected] Tipo: Gubernamental http://www.sulross.edu/-nrm Area de Serviclo: Rural R 0. Box C-16 Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Alpine, Texas 79832 Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitaci6n para Tipo: InstituciOn Educativa maestros Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, MIshin: El Servicio de ExtensiOn Agricola de Texas educe al estado, en Binacional las areas de agricultura, administracion ambiental, habilidades de la Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Public° en general, ParticipaciOn vida juvenil y adults, capital humano y liderazgo y desarrollo econOmico comunitaria comunitario. La Extension ofrece los recursos en conocimiento del MIslan: El Departamento de Administraci6n de Recursos naturales esti sistema universitario para educar a los texanos sobre el desarrollo per- disenado para educar a los estudiantes en el arts y ciencia del sonal, action individual y Ia resolucidn de problemas comunitarios. El conocimiento de la ecologia aplicada para administrar los recursos natu- Servicio de ExtensiOn Agricola es un organismo educativo estatal rales. Nuestra meta en el Departamento de AdministraciOn de Recursos miembro del sistema universitario de Texas A&M enlazado on una Naturales es proporcionar la major educaciOn y capacitacion disponible sociedad singular con el Sistema de Extension Cooperative national y para los futuros administradores de los recursos naturales. Logramos los gobiernos de los condados de Texas. este objetivo con un programa de bases sOlidas en principios cientificos Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, Administration y que fomentan la experiencia practica. conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, ConservaciOn del Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservation de los suelo, Desarrollo sustentable, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, recursos, Ecologia del desierto, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ciencias de Ia Apreciaci6n de Ia naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Fauna silvestre tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Medio ambiente, Materlales Disponlbles: Software computacional, Manual para el mae- Plantas, Fauna silvestre stro, PublicaciOn informative, Talleres de capacitaciOn Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas

Gula de Recursos de Education Ambientalen la Frontera 130 33 TEXAS- T . , .TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION- SERVICE, EL PASO SERVICE, TERRELL COUNTY Director de Ia ExtensiOn: Ruben J. Saldatia Donald Kelso Telefono: (915) 859-7725 ext. 224 Fax: (915) 860-0331 Telefono: (915) 345-2291 Fax: (915) 345-2653 [email protected] [email protected] http://elpaso.tamu.edu/ces/whatsnew.htm P.O. Box 650 1030 North Zaragosa, Suite A Sanderson, Texas 79848 El Paso, Texas 79907 Tlpo: Gubernamental Tlpo: Institution educativa Area de Serviclo: Rural Area de Serviclo: Condado de El Paso Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PtIblico en general, Audlencla: Urbana, rural, adultos y j6venes. Secundaria, Participaci6n, comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitation pars MIsidn: Poner Ia educacidn a trabajar en las areas de agricultura, maestros administracion del medio ambiente, habilidades de Ia vida juvenil y adulta, Temas de sus Progrimas: Administration jr,dondervacian de los capital humano y liderazgo, y desarrollo econamico comunitario. recursos, Ecologla del desierto, Clencia forestal, Conservation del suelo, Tomas de sus Programas: Agriculture comercial, horticultura urbana y Ciencias de la terra, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro comercial, recursos naturales, desarrollo juvenil, entomologfa, nutrition, de agua, Conservacian del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del ciencias familiares y del consumidor. agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre . SenrIclos Especlales: EducaciOn y capacitaci6n. Materlales DIsponlbles: Software computacional, Correo electronic°, Programas de EA: Educaci6n, y capacitation, sociedad y colaboraciones PublicaciOn informative, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Video en apoyo a los programas ambientales comunitarios. TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION. TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, WEBB COUNTY SERVICE, PRESIDIO COUNTY Agente: George L Gonzales Agente: Robert Gates Telefono: (956) 721-2626 Telefono: (915) 729-4746 Fax: (915) 729-4011 Fax: (956) 721-2230 r-gatestamu.edu [email protected] R O. Box 548 http://webb-tx.tarnu.edu/ Marfa, Texas 79843 7209 E. Sanders, Suite 5 Tipo: Gubernamental Laredo, Texas 78041 Area de Serviclo: Rural, Urbana Tips: Gubernamental Audlencla: Preparatoria, Pdblico en general, Secundaria, Participacion Area de Serviclo: Rural, Municipal, Urbana, Binational comunitaria, Primaria Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PtIblico en MIslon: Proporcionar programas educativos para grupos e individuos general, Secundaria, Participation comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacian en el condado de Presidio y sus areas circundantes. Ser una extension para maestros de Ia Univeraidad de Texas A&M y sus recursos y hater que esos Melon: Education adulta y. juvenil a traves de. los progrEunas de recursos esten disponibles para todos en el condado Presidio. extension del condado. , Tomas de sus Programas: Legislation ambiental, Administration y Tomas de sus Programas: Administradian y conservation de los conservacion de los recursos, Ecologla del desierto, ConservaciOn del recursos, Consentacion del suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Desarrollo suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, sustentable, Ecolog fa, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Ecologia, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Manejo de desechos reciclaje, Conservation del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calldad del agua, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacion de la EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre . naturaleza, Conservation del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad Materlales DIsponlbles: Software computational, Manual para el mae- del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevencion de la contaminacion, Fauna stro, Correo electrOnico, Publicacian intormativa, Talleres de capacitation, silvestre Visitas guiadas, Video, Pagina electronics Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual parer el maestro, Talleres de capacitacion TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Director: Juan Homero Hinojosa TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION Telefono: (956) 326-2595 Fax: (956) 326-2444 SERVICE, SOUTH TEXAS AMERICORPS [email protected] INITIATIVE (STACI) 5201 University Blvd. Administradora del Programa STACI: Elaine Fries Laredo, Texas 78041 Telefono: (956) 968-5581 Fax: (956) 969-5639 Tlpo: Instituckfin educative Area de Serviclo: Radio de 150 millas airededor de Laredo e-fries Otamu.edu Audlencla: Ciudadanos de Laredo y Nuevo Laredo, 2401 East Highway 83 MIslon: Proporcionar information y ayuda tecnica a GS inveatigadores Weslaco, Texas 78596 y estudiantes de Ia universidad y a los negodios de la comunidad en Ia Tlpo: InstituciOn educativa Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana regi6n fronteriza a tames de bases de datos electn5nicas, pubilcaclones informativas, talleres, seminarlos y conferencias. El personal del centre,. Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en de Texas reune information de fuentes en el sector pLiblico y privado general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacidn mensualmente. La information econ6mIc.a es vaciada en la base de para maestros MIslon: Educar a los texanos en la agricultura, administracian del medio datos. ambiente, habilidades de Ia vida juvenil y adulta, capital humano y Programas de EA: Licenciatura en ciencias liderazgo, y desarrollo economic° comunitario. La ExtensiOn valtia y promueve los principios de participation ciudadana y comunitaria, information cientffica, aprendizaje a largo plazo y actividades voluntarias. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SCHOOL HEALTH Tomas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservacion de los SCIENCE CENTER - RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH recursos, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Apreciackfin de Ia naturaleza, Especialista on Educacidn sobre la Salud y Vinculacion Rural: Marfa R. Conservation del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Gutierrez EducaciOn ambiental, Prevencian de Ia contaminackfin, Fauna silvestre Telefono: (361) 265-9203 Fax: (361) 265-9434 Materlales DIsponIbles: Publicaci6n informativa, Talleres de [email protected] capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas http://hsc.tamu.edu/srph Route 2, Box 589

34 4 Gula de Recursos de EducacionAmbierital en la Frontera 44 3 7 TEXAS-T Corpus Christi, Texas 78406 Tipo: Gubernamental TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICEOF Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional BORDER HEALTH, AUSTIN Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, P6blico en general, Secundaria, Director: Dr. Ronald J. Dutton ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapabitaciOnpara maestros Telefono: (512) 458-7675 ext. 3737 Fax: (512) 458-7262 rj.dutton @ tdh.state.tx.us MIsIdn: Aumentar y promover los estilos de vida saludablesy distribuir recursos para promover Ia educaciOn sobre Ia salud y Ia vinculaciOn http://www.tdh.state.bc.us comunitaria pars mejorar la calidad de vida. 1100 W. 49th Street Austin, Texas 78756 Tomas de sus Programas: Conservacion del suelo, Manejode desechos / reciclaje, Conservaci n_del_aguaryedio-ambiente,Caltdad TIpa -Guber detaguaTEtlaicci n ambiental, Prevencion de Ia contaminaciOn Area de ServIclo: Los condados de Texas dentrode los 100 kil6metros de Ia frontera entre Texas y Mexico. Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro,Correo electrOnico, Publicacion informativa, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitasguiadas, Audlencla: Habitantes y Wares de la comunidad, oficiales, oficiales Conferencias, Video, Pagina electrOnica locales, estatales y federates en EE.UU. y Mexico. MIslon: Facilitar un medio ambiente de viday trabajo mss seguro y saludable pare los habitantes del area fronteriza de Texasy Mexico. TEXAS BUTTERFLY FESTIVAL,MISSION Tomas de sus Programas: Saneamiento comunitariopare reducir Ia exposicidn a peligros contra la salud ambientales, seguridaden los CHAMBER OF COMMERCE- alimentos y productos pare reducir la exposiciOn de productos Director de Mercadotecnia: Shawn Withington contaminados y reducir enfermedades, compilacion de informaci6n Telefono: (956) 585-2727 Fax: (956) 585-3044 ambiental y de salud, colaboraciOn con programas relacionadosen mission @ missionchamber.com Estados Unidos y Mexico. http://www.missionchamber.com Materiales 220 E. 9th Street DIsponlbles: Folletos biling0es, carteles, videos, transparencies dIsponibles en las oflcinas regionales. Hoja de datosde Mission, Texas 78572 informacion fronteriza y estadisticas. Tipo: No lucrativa ServIclos Especlales: Actividades de saneamiento comunitario, Area de SenrIclo: Estatal, Binacional actividades de vigilancia y epidemiologia, encuestas desalud Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, POblico en comunitarias (por ejemplo, Ia encuesta sobre condiciones de saludy general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn ambientales en los condados y colonies de Ia frontera), para maestros y colaboraciOn con los organismos locales, estatales y federales en EE.UU. y Mexico. MIslon: El Festival de la Mariposa de Texas es un evento anualdisenado Programas de EA: Auto Ayuda Ambiental en Pequefios Poblados. Una para aumentar el impacto econOmico del turismo natural y aumentar Ia sociedad multiagencias pare ayudar alas pequenas comunidades apreciaciOn del valor de los recursos naturales mientras como se preserva y las colonias en la resoluciOn de sus necesidades deagua y drenaje a mejora Ia integridad del medio ambiente del area de Mission. turves de proyectos de auto ayuda. Tomas de sus Programas: Ecologia, Ecosistemas,Apreciacion de la naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre Materlales Dlaponlbles: Libros, Manual para el maestro, PublicaciOn TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICEOF informativa, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas,Conferencias, BORDER HEALTH, EL PASO Pagina electrbnica Administradora de Programas: Blanca Serrano, MPH, RS Telefono: (915) 783-1108 Fax: (915) 774-6280 [email protected] TEXAS P.O. Box 9428 CENTER FOR POLICY STUDIES El Paso, Texas 79995 Directora Ejecutiva: Karen Chapman . . Tipo: Gubernamental Telefono: (512) 474-0811 Fax: (512) 478-8140 Area de ServIclo: Los condados de El Paso, tcps @onr.com - Hudspeth, Culberson, http: / /www.texascenter.org Jeff Davis, Presidio, Brewster y Terrell. P. O. Box 2618 Audlencla: Habitantes y (Wares comunitarlos, oficiales, organismos lo- Austin, Texas 78768 cales, estatales y federales en Estados Unidos y Mexico. MIslOn: Mejorar los estuerzos pare reducir los peligros comunitariosy Tipo: Organizaci6n de investigacion, ayuda tOcnicay desarrollo de politicas ambientales. de salud ambiental en la frontera de Texas y Mexicoen colaboracion con comunidades y entidades locales, estatales y federales on Estados: Area de ServIclo: Texas, el'area fronterizay el noroeste de Mexico. Unidos y Mexico. Audlencla: Ptiblico en general, organizaciones comunitariasy Materlales DIsponlbles:' Folletos bilingOes, carteles, videos,y ambientales no gubernamentales y la industria. transparencies. MIsIdn: Integrar las consideraciones ambientalesy de salud p6blica al desarrollo econOmico y las politicas financieras, trabajar Serviclos Especlales: Actividades de saneamiento en la comunidad, en colaboraciOn actividades de vigilancia y epidemiologia, encuestas sobre salud con organizaciones ciudadahas y comunitarias en' cuestiones ambientales y de salud comunitaria, infraestructura pare infcirmacion, educaci6n de Ia salud, Tomas de tali Programas: Los programas, promocidn y consultoria y colaboracion y coordinaciOn con organisrhos actuales incluyen is campana locales, estatales y federales en Estados Unidos y Mexico. de peiticidis, cuesfionee'idel tratado froriterizo y ambientales, comite Programas de EA: Auto Ayuda Ambiental en Pequeflos POblados. Una ciudadario sobre control de cracirniento y cuestiones decalidad de vida en Texas Hill Country, y ei proyecto sociedad multiagencias pare ayudar alas pequefias comunidadescomo en conservaciOn basado en el las colonias on Ia resolucion de sus necesidades deagua y drenaje a desarr011o de estrategias para el area de Ia LagunaMadre en Texas y Tamaulipas. traves de proyectos de auto ayuda. Materlales DIsponlbles: Reportes y publicaciones delAlmanaque Ambiental de Texas, publicado en 1995, y elnuevo Almanaque Ambiental de Texas 2000. TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICE OF Serviclos Especlales: Proporcionar ayuda tecnicay asistencia politica BORDER HEALTH, LAREDO a organizaciones comunitarias y ciudadanos en cuestiones ambientales, Director Ambiental Regional: Jake Rathmell Jr. proporcionar analials de salud ptiblica y legislacidn ambiente(durante Telefono: (956) 723-6284 Fax: (956) 791-5775 'las sesiones de legislacidn en Texas. [email protected] Programas de EA: Los programas son a traves de la investigacidn,las http://tdh.state.tx.us publicaciones, talleres de capacitaciOn y estrategiaspara implementer 2600 Cedar Ave. recomendaciones politicas. Laredo, Texas 78040 Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Servlclo: Los condados Webb,Zapata, Jim Hog, Duval.

Guia de Recursos de Education Ambientalen ks Frontera 4 , 138 35 BEST COPY AVAILABLE TEXAS-T Audlencla: habitantes, Wares comunitarios, oficiales, organismos de TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION SERVICE salud y ambientales locales, estatales y federales en Estados Unidos y Jefe de Ia Division: Chuck Phinney Mexico. Telefono: (409) 845-6372 Fax: (409) 845-3914 MIsIdn: Facilitar un medio ambiente de vida y de trabajo seguro y oeseteexnet.tamu.edu saludable para los habitantes fronterizos. http://teexweb.tamu.edu Temas de sus Programas: La Oficina de Salud Fronteriza funciona 301 Tarrow coma un apoyo tecnico y organizaciOn de respuesta inmediata en las College Station, Texas 77843 cuestiones que se relacionan con Ia epidemiologia, toxicologia, Tipo: Capacitacion y asistencia tecnica evaluacian ambiental y de salud. Proporciona apoyo a oficinas de medio Area de ServIclo: EE.UU. y Mexico ambiente y salud locales, estatales y federates. Realize evaluaciones Tomas de sus Programas: Mejorar las habilidades tecnicas de la fuerza independientes y analisis en investigaciones relacionadas con Ia salud. de trabajo de ague y drenaje a traves de la educacion y capacitacian Proporciona informacian sobre salud publics a nivel comunitario. Inculca que se enfoca en Ia aplicacian practice del conocimiento. Aumentando una relacian interactive con comunidades y mantiene metodos de Ia efectividad del rendimiento CAI a traves de la diseminacion de diseminacion de informacilan con las mismas. Vinculacian con otros informaciOn sabre las ()lamas tecnologias para instituciones fronterizas. programas del departamento de salud. Coordina Ia politica pablica Materlales DIsponlbles: Materiales para cursos sabre ague y drenaje tronteriza y de salud ambiental con otros organismos en el estado de (no disponibles en espatiol) Texas, y en los estados fronterizos en Mexico y Estados Unidos, y las Servicios Especiales: Desarrollo y entrega de .cursos, ayuda tecnica, entidades de salud ambiental binacionales. Desarrollar y coordinar analisis de tareas. proyectos de auto ayuda sabre mejores en el agua potable y drenaje. Programas de EA: Agua y drenaje, asbestos, plomo, materiales Materlales DIsponlbles: Materiales educativos relacionados con Ia peligrosos, evaluacian de lugares ambientales, tanques de prevencien de enfermedades contagiosas y medidas de proteccien almacenamiento subterreneos, cumplimiento ambiental. ambiental. Servicios Especlales: And !Isis de vapores de mercurio in situ, analisis de niveles de plomo en la pintura, analisis del nivel del cloro y bacterias TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS coliformes en el agua potable. Programas de EA: Educacien comunitaria sabre manejo de alimentos, NETWORK (TEAN) Sigrid Clift prevencidn de la hepatitis, °Mem, enfermedades transmitidas por mos- Telefono: (512) 471-0320 Fax: (512) 471-0140 quitos, intoxicacien con plomo, participaciOn en el programa comunitario sigrid.clift@ beg.utexas.edu de proyectos de auto ayuda, ayuda en la recuperacian comunitaria de Economic Geology E0610 desastres, participacien en organizaciones binacionales para promover University of Texas programas de salud. Austin, Texas 78712 Tipo: Asociacion de organismos estatales Area de Serviclo: Texas TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND Audlencla: Maestros, educadores y publico en general en todo el estado. COMMUNITY AFFAIRS Temas de sus Programas: Apreciacian de la educacion ambiental Representante del Campo Fronterizo: Jacqueline Garcia Materlales DIsponlbles: Series televisivas Ojo en Ia Tierra y Ia Guia Telefono: (956) 726-4521 Fax: (956) 718-8557 TEAN [email protected] Programas de EA: TEAN produce Ia serie televisiva Ojo en la Tierra http://www.tdhca.state.tx.us que se distribuye por la Agenda de Education de Texas en la red satelital 1110 Victoria at. 109 T-Star. TEAN tambien cumple y distribuye una gufa anual para Laredo, Texas 78040 educadores y el publico en general. La gufa proporciona informacian Tlpo: Gubernamental sabre programas ambientales y actividades educativas. Area de Serviclo: Rural, estatal, regional, binational AudlencIa: Participacian comunitaria, public o en general MIsIon: Ayudar a los texanos a lograr una major calidad de vida a twos TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION del desarrollo de mejores comunidades. ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TEEAC) Temas de sus Programas: Medio ambiente, desarrollo sustentable, Presidents: Leslie DuBey manejo de desechos, disponibilidad de agua, conservation de agua y Telefono: (512) 463-9566 Fax: (512) 463-8057 calidad del ague. ipickhar @tmailtea.state.bc.us Materlales Disponibles: Talleres de capacitacion. http:/ /www.tea.state.tx.us 1701 North Congress Avenue Austin, Texas 78701 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION- Tipo: Gubernamental ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS DIVISION Area de Serviclo: Estatal Director de Ia Seccidin de Comunicaciones: Jean Beeman Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Secundaria, Primaria Telefono: (512) 416-3171 Fax: (512) 416-2319 MlsIOn: Asesorar al comisionado de education sabre las cuestiones [email protected] de educacian ambiental y proporcionar estructura, lineamientos, apoyo 125 E. 11th Street y coordnacien pars el mejoramiento de los programas de education Austin, Texas 78701 ambiental on Texas. Tipo: Gubernamental Temas de sus Programas: Educaci6n ambiental Area de Serviclo: Estado de Texas Materlales DIsponIbles: Gufa de recursos pare maestros, certificacien Audiencia: Estudiantes, maestros y ptiblico en general. para maestros. MIsI6n: Trabajar en cooperacion para proporcionar un movimiento de Servicios Especlales: Capacitacian anual y programa de lugares gente y bienes seguro, efectivo y eficiente. afiliados para proveedores de educacien continua para maestros. El Temas de sus Programas: Administracion de Ia vegetacion en los certificado TEEAC pare maestros que terminen 45 horns en los lugares caminos, prevenciOn de Ia contaminacien en agua, desarrollo de afiliados a TEEAC. proyectos de transporte y consideration ambiental. Materlales DIsponlbles:Paquete educacional, cartel de rocas y cartel de floras silvestres, cartel de especies en peligro de extincien. TEXAS FARM BUREAU Programas de EA: Juego de busqueda ambiental. (AG IN THE CLASSROOM) Director Asociado, Desarrollo de Investigacion, EducaciOn y Politica: Tad Duncan Telefono: (254) 751-2608 Flax: (254) 751-8732 [email protected]

Gula de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera 36 139 rr TEXAS-1 http://www.txfb.org 12100 Park 35 Circle, Bldg. A MC 178 7420 Fishpond Rd. Austin, Texas 78753 Waco, Texas 76702 Tlpo: Gubernamental Tipo: No lucrativa Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal,Urbana, Area de Serviclo: Rural, Estatal, Urbana Binacional Audiencia: PUblico en general, Primaria, Capacitacien para maestros Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Capacitacien para maestros La misiOn de Ia Oficina Agricola de Texas es ser la organizaciOn MIsItSn: Apoyo en el cumplimiento de regulaciones, certificacien de miembro mds efectiva comprometida con el avanee agricola y la profesionistas ambientales, educaciOn y capacitaciOn. prosperidad rural de Texas y proporcionar a nuestros miembros una Temas de sus Programas: AdministrationconservaciOn-de-los--- amplia gama de programas de participation, servicios econOmicos isponfbilidadysCirniriittro de agua, ConservaciOn del agua, un paquete de prestaciones-atractivo. Calidad del agua Temas de sus Programas: Administration y conservaciOn de los Materlales Disponibles: Ubros, Talleres de capacitaci6n recursos, Ciencia forestal, Conservacidn del suelo, Ecologia, Disponibiiidad y suministro de agua, Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Education ambiental, Fauna silvestre Materlales Disponibles: Manual para el maestro, Publication TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Video, Pdgina electrdnica COMMISION, BORDER COLONIAS Coordinadora de las Colonias en Ia Frontera: Jane Scheidler Telefono: (956) 425-6010 Fax: (956) 425-5059 [email protected] TEXAS IFOREST SERVICE - URBAN FORESTRY http://www.tnrcc.state.tx.us Silvicultor Urbano Regional: Oscar S. Mestas 1804 Jefferson Avenue Telefono: (915) 533-1884 Fax: (915) 533-6750 Harlingen, Texas 78550 tfselpas swbell. net Tlpo: Gubernamental http://bcforestservice.tamu.edu/ Area de Serviclo: Estatal con enfasis en la zona fronteriza 2 Civic Center Plaza 6th Floor Audlencla: Oficiales del gobiemo local.. El Paso, Texas 79901 Tipo: Gubernamental Temas de sus Programas: Mejoramiento de la comunidad, agua y agua de desecho, drenaje. Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Materlales Disponibles: Folleto en ingles y espaftol, paquete de auto evaluaciones comunitarias. Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en Serviclos Especlales: Consultoria con oficiales del gobierno, general, Secundaria, Participation comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacidn coordinaciOn de recursos. pars maestros Programas de EA: Programas de auto ayuda, referenda a otros MIsIdn: Ayudar a construir silvicultura urbana auto sustentable y recursos. programas de cuidado de &boles en las comunidades de Texas. Temas de sus Programas: Administration y conservaciOn de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservaci6n del suelo, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION Ecosistemas, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, COMMISION, EL PASO Conservacien del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Administrador Regional: Frank Espino Educacion ambiental, Prevencian de la contaminaci6n, Fauna silvestre Telefono: (915) 778-9634 Fax: (915) 778-4576 Materlales Disponibles: Libros, Software computacional, Manual para 7500 Viscount, Suite 147 el maestro, Correo electrOnico, Publicacien informativa, Talleres de El Paso , Texas 79925 capacitation, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electronics Tlpo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Region de El Paso Audlencla: Organizaciones de monitoreo ambiental, ciudadanos. TEXAS GENERAL LAND OFFICE MIslon: La mision de TNRCC as proteger los recursos humans y natu- Oficial: Juan M. Salgado rales de Texas. Sus actividades se enfocan en aire limpio, agua limpia y Telefono: (956) 504-1417 ext. 26 Fax: (956) 504-0123 el manejo seguro de desechos con enfasis en la prevencien de [email protected] contamination. Es iesponsable de proporcionar un servicio eficiente y http: / /www.glo.state.tx.us rdOido a la gente de Texas, con decisions fundadasen el sentido cornim, 2145 EMS Lane conocimiento cientifico y responsabilidad econemica. Brownsville, Texas 78521 Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal,Urbana, TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION Binacional COMMISION, HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblioo en MANAGEMENT PROGRAM. general, Secundaria, Participation comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitation Coordinadora de Proyectos: Ingrid Derlam McDonald para maestros Telefono: (512) 239 -4747 Fax: (512) 239-3175 Mision: Proteger la costa de Texas previniendo el derrame de petroleo. [email protected] Responder a derrames, limpieza y educar al public° en generaly las http://www.tnrcc.state.lx.us/exec/oppr/hhw/hhw.html industrias sobre las formas de prevenir derrames. P.O. Box 13087, MC 113 Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, Seguridad e higiene Austin, Texas 78711 industrial y ocupacional, Medio ambiente, Prevencion de Ia Tipo: Gubernamental contaminaciOn Area de Serviclo: Texas Materiales Disponibles: Software computacional, Correo electrOnico, Audlencla: Ciudadanos de Texas. Publication informativa, Talleres de capacitation, Video, Pdgina Tames de sus Programas: Ayudar y regular los programas de electrOnica recolecciOn de desechos peligrosos en el hogar. Materlales Disponibles: Gufa de desechos peligrosos on el hogar, lista de eventos de desechos peligrosos en el hogar, folleto sobre los TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION desechos peligrosos en el hogar. COMISSION, AUSTIN Serviclos Especlales: Ayudar a las entidades a montar eventos de Administradora de Ia Seccion: Juanita Lopez recolecci6n de desechos peligrosos en el hogar. Telefono: (512) 239-6139 ext. 6165 Fax: (512) 239-6272 [email protected]

Guthde Recursos de Education Ambientalen k: Frontera 140 37 rTEXAS- T TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION silvestre, incidentes de contaminacion e impacto de Ia contaminaciOn COMMISION, LAREDO en los recursos pesqueros y de fauna silvestre y sus habitats. Especialista: Rolando Gallegos Telefono: (956) 791-6611 ext. 8457 Fax: (956) 791-6716 [email protected] TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, 1403 Seymour, Suites 2 & 3 EDINBURG Laredo, Texas 78042 Biologo de Fauna Silvestre Urbana: Jesus Franco Tlpo: Gubernamental Telefono: (956) 383-8982 Fax: (956) 318-1993 Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana [email protected] Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Public° en general http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us M1s16n: Esta division ayuda a los clientes a prevenir la contaminaciOn, 410 N. 13th St. conserver los recursos y cumplir las regulaciones. Los empleados Edinburg, Texas 78539 trabajan para educar al cliente en Texas y en la seccion de ambos lados TIpo: Gubernamental de la frontera con seminarios, ferias de intercambio, limas telefOnicas Area de SenrIclo: Regional, Urbana, Binacional gratuitas y ayuda tecnica. La division tambien reconoce los logros Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, ambientales e inspira el exito a travOs de los programas pars voluntarios, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn pars premios y eventos especiales. La division proporciona informaci6n maestros educative y oportunidades de reciclaje y eliminacian para los texanos, MIslon: Administrar y conservar los recursos naturales y culturales de promueve el reciclaje y la composts a traves del desarrollo de mercado Texas para el uso y goce de las presentes y futuras generaciones. y ayuda tecnica, promueve la flexibilidad regulatoria y administra los Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservacion de los requerimientos de los registros para el Inventario de ExpediciOn de recursos, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, 'Rodeos y Ia Norma de Reducci6n de Desechos. Los clientes incluyen ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Educacion ambiental, pequehos negocios, instalaciones industriales, gobiernos locales, Fauna silvestre instalaciones federales y estatales, productores agrfcolas, escuelas, Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Manual pars el maestro, Publicacion universidades e individuos. informative, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, Ecologfa del desierto, Pagina electrOnica ConservaciOn del suelo, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn STATE PROGRAMS ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn Coordinadora de Servicios Educativos: Nancy Herron Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Correo electrOnico, Telefono: (512) 389-4362 Fax: (512) 389-8042 PublicaciOn informative, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Conferencias, Video, [email protected] Pagina electrOnica http: / /www.tpwd.state.tx.us 4200 Smith School Rd Austin, Texas 78744 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION Tipo: Gubernamental COMMISION, SOURCE WATER ASSESSMENT Area de ServIclo: Estatal, Binacional AND PROTECTION PROGRAM Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Pablico en general, Secundaria, Administrador: Brad L. Cross Participacido comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros Telefono: (512) 239-6020 Fax: (512) 239-6050 MIslon: Administrar y conservar los recursos naturales y culturales de [email protected] Texas pars el uso y goce de las presentes y futuras generaciones. http://www.tnrcc.state.tx.us/watedwu/swap Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los P.O. Box 13087 recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ecologfa, Recursos marinos y a.cuaticos, Austin, Texas 78711 Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacian de Ia Tipo: Gubernamental. naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn Area de ServIclo: Estatal ambiental, Fauna silvestre Audlencla: Sistemas pablicos de suministro de ague, ciudadanos. Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Manual pare el maestro, PublicaciOn Temas de sus Programas: ProtecciOn de los sistemas pablicos de informative, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, suministro de agua potable (suministros de agua subterranea y super- Video, Pagina electrOnica ficial), participacion ciudadana. Materlales Disponfbles: CapacitaciOn para ciudadanos voluntarios, videos. TEXAS PTA ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE ServIclos Especlales: Delineamiento de zonas de contribucion a los Presidenta: Sylvia Ostos pozos de suministro de agua y tomes de agua superficiales. CapacitaciOn Telefono: 1-800-TALK-PTA o (512) 476-8152 de ciudadanos voluntarios sobre c6mo proteger los suministros de agua Fax: (972) 636-3098 potable local. Suministrar reportes de practicas de manejo [email protected] recomendadas para proteger los suministros locales. DirecciOn en la http://www.txpta.org o http://www.pta.org implementacion de medidas de protecciOn. 408 W. 11th Austin, Texas 78701 TIpo: No lucrative TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, Area de ServIclo: Estatal AUSTIN Audlencla: Padres de familia, maestros y pablico en general Presidents del Area de Calidad Ambiental: Bob Murphy MIs16n: Promover el bienestar de los ninos y los jOvenes en el hogar, la Telefono: (512) 912-7157 Fax: (512) 389-4394 escuela, comunidad y lugar de adoraciOn. Elevar los estandares de vida. 4200 Smith School Rd. Asegurar las leyes adecuadas pars el cuidado y la protecciOn de los Austin, Texas 78744 niriosy jOvenes. Estrechar la relaciOn en el hogar y la escuela, quo Tipo: Gubernamental padres y maestros cooperen de manera inteligente on la educaciOn de Area de ServIclo: Estatal los ninos y jOvenes. Desarrollar esfuerzos de union entre los educadores Temas de sus Programas: Medio ambiente, ecosistemas, fauna y el pablico en general pars asegurar las mss altas ventajas en educaciOn silvestre, plantar, contaminaci6n. ffsica, mental, social y espiritual de los nihos y jOvenes. Materlales DIsponlbles: Articulos cientfficos, presentaciones, reportes Materlales DIsponlbles: Almanaque, recursos ambientales disponibles tecnicos,.comunicados de prensa. a traves de Ia pagina electrOnica de PTA nacional. Material para la Programas de EA: Investigacian de las muertes de la pesca y fauna semana de la Tierra, cuadernos sobre cuestiones ambientales, enlaces

38 Guth de Recursos de Educackin Ambiental en Ia Frontera 141 TEXAS- T a otros sitios. Biblioteca de recursos en video. del suelo y agua estatales implementando las provisiones ServIclos Especiales: Niimero 800 para miembros, los miembros constitucionales y las leyes estatales relacionadas con Ia conservacion pueden solicitar talleres, seminarios en la oficina PTA local o y protecciOn de nuestro suelo y demas recursos relacionados, planificar, comunicandose a PTA Texas. implementar y administrar programas y practicaspara abatir Ia contaminacien agricola y forestal de modo que las necesidades presentes y futures de Texas se satisfagan de una formaque promueva un medio ambiente limpio y saludable y un fuerte desarrollo econ6mico. Temas de sus Programas: conservacien de los recursos, Ciencia forestal, Conservacion del suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidady suministro de agua, ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, ConservaciOn delagua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educacien ambiental, Prevencien de Ia contaminacien, Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Manual para el maestro, Talleres de TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISION capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Video Director de Combustibles Alternativos: Dan Kelly Telefono: (512) 463-7110 Fax: (512) 463-7292 [email protected] TEXAS WATCH http://www.rrc.state.tx.us Coordinador del Programa: Eric Mendelman P.O. Box 12976 Telefono: (512) 245-1346 Fax: (512) 245-2095 Austin, Texas 78711 texas_watch @ geo.swtedu Tipo: Gubernamental http : / /www.texaswatch.geo.swt.edu Area de ServIcio: Estatal SWT Department of Geography Audlencla: Maestros de ciencias de secundaria. 601 University Dr. ?Alston: Promover los combustibles alternativos y que proporcionenun San Marcos, Texas 78666 beneficio al medio ambiente. TIpo: Monitoreo ambiental por voluntarios. Temas de sus Programas: Combustibles muy chidos. Area de Serviclo: Estatal Materlales Disponibles: Programa para el segmento de 6 semanas Audlencla: Pilblico en general sobre combustibles alternativos. Temas de sus Programas: Facilitar la comunicacien y educacion sobre las cuestiones de recursos naturales, recolectar informacien voluntaria de calidad asegurada y resolver el conflicto de los impactos amblentales TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM a traves de Ia cooperaciOn positive. Directora de Educaci6n: Tara Schultz Materlales DIsponlbles: Un kit de monitoreo de calidad delagua se Telefono: (361) 881-1200 ext.1218 Fax: (361) 881-1257 encuentra disponible pars los voluntarios que han terminado el plan de [email protected] monitoreo y las tres fases de capacitaciOn para convertirse en Monitor http://www.texasstateaquarium.org Certificado de Calidad del Agua. La prueba incluye medidas de 2710 North Shoreline Blvd. parametros ffsicos y qufmicos, incluyendo el oxfgeno disuelto, pH, Corpus Christi: Texas 78402 conductividad, claridad del agua y temperatura. Texas Watch monitorea TIpo: No lucrativa muestras de calidad del agua en sitios designados durante dos aflos. Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Urbana La informacion de los voluntarios puede ser utilizada por un voluntario Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PCiblicoen o por una organizacion local, por Texas Watch o por algun socio de general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion Texas Watch, y por TNRCC pars propositos de regulacien. para maestros ServIclos Especlales: Los maestros que terminan las tres fases de Misi6n: lamisiOn del Acuario Estatal de Texas juega un papal importante capacitaciOn para certificarse come monitores pueden obtener creditos en un futuro major para los animales, plantas y gente en todo el mundo. de desarrollo profesional reconocidos por el Consejo Estatal de El acuario esta dedicado a proporcionar programas de calidad sobre Educacien y por el Consejo Asesor de EducaciOn Ambiental de Texas. los animales acuaticos y los habitats del Golfo de Mexico a traves de la educaciOn, conservacien y rehabilitacion. ;Es una aventura familiar bajo el mar que mantiene las maravillas vivas! TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservacien de los Administrador: Miguel A. Pavan recursos, Ciencias de la tierra, Ecologia, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Telefono: (512) 463-8399 Fax: (512) 463-7274 Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Apreciacien de Ia [email protected] naturaleza, Conservacian del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad http:// www .bic.state.tx.us/bicmain.html del agua, Educacion ambiental, Prevencian de Ia contaminacien, Fauna 1700 N. Congress Ave. R. B. 40, P O. Box 13231 silvestre Austin, Texas 78711 Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Publicacion Tipo: Gubernamental informativa, Talleres de capacitacien, Visitas guiadas, Video, Pagina Area de Serviclo: Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional electrOnica Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Secundaria, Participaci6n comunitaria, Capacitacien pars maestros MIslon: Hacer que Ia informacien relacionada con los recursos natu- TEXAS STATE SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION rales y la demograffa de la frontera se encuentre disponible de manera BOARD actual y eficiente para los investigadores, planificadores y otros con Director de Informacien y Educacien: Clyde Gottschalk responsabilidades para proteger el medio ambiente, Ia salud ptiblica y Telefono: (254) 773-2250 Fax: (254) 773-3311 el bienestar de la regi6n fronteriza. Promover enlaces estrechos, [email protected] comunicaciOn y diseminacien de informacien entre las entidades con P.O. Box 658 responsabilidades fronterizas para reducir Ia redundancia en Ia Temple, Texas 76503 recoleccien de datos y actividades de proyectos. Tipo: Gubernamental Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservacion de los Area deServiclo:Rural, Estatal, Urbana recursos, Ciencias de la tierra, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Medici Audlencla:Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public°en ambiente, Educacion ambiental general, Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion Materlales DIsponlbles: Correo electrOnico, Talleres de capacitacion, pars maestros Pagina electrOnica Mis16n:Trabajaren colaboracion con los distritos locales de conservacien del suelo y agua, para fomentar el use sabio y productive de losrecursos

4 Guta de Recursos de Educacion Ambientalen la Frontera 39 TEXAS-T/U TEXAS WATER RESOURCES INSTITUTE Materlales DIsponlbles: Favor de visitar http ; / /www.bic.state.tx.us/data/ Director o Especialista en Informed On: Ric Jensen dataf.html Serviclos Especlales: Conferencias, talleres, mapeo, capacitaciOn de Telefono: (409) 845-8571 Fax: (409) 845-8554 metadatos, centro de referencias. , [email protected] Programas de EA: Los programas bajo desarrollo incluyen "El Proyecto http://twri.tamu.edu Tres Condados" pare generar mss de 20 capas de informaciOn par a 301 Scoates Hall, Texas A & M University los condados de Cameron, Hidalgo y Starr y proporcionar informaciOn College Station, Texas 77843 consistente de manera eficiente para preparar documentos de TIpo: Universidad, investigacion informaciOn ambiental. Otro proyecto bajo desarrollo es un mapa Area de ServIclo: Estatal Audlencla: Gente interesada en noticias sobre la investigacion de agua interactivo en lima en el que se podran hacer brisquedas pare consulter informed& sobre proyectos on el area fronteriza de Texas y Mexico de de las Universidades en Texas. modo que otros organismos estatales ,y dernas proyectos en el area MIslon: TWRI es una unidad de la Estacion Agricola Experimental de . Texas (TAES) ubicada en el campus College Station de la Universidad sepan quo es lo que hacen los demas y trabajen juntos. de Texas A &M. TWRI apoya investigacion en Ia guerra de recursos y en las cuestiones ambientales en Texas. Esto incluye solicitar propuestas de investigadores, proporcionar informaciOn pare el public() en general THE NATURE CONSERVANCY OF TEXAS, INC. y patrocinar talleres y reuniones. TWRI tEubbien trabaja parsdesarrollar Administradora de Ia Tierra al Sur de Texas: Lisa Williams investigaciOn sobre los recursos acuaticos y vincula- don dentro de TAES. Telefono: (956) 580-4241 Fax: (956) 580-4241 Areas en las que TWRI enfoca sus actividades incluyen cuestiones Iwi 'Hams @tnc.org agricolas, drenajes (foss septica), conservaciOn y reuso del ague, politica http://www.tnc.org del ague y economfa de recursos naturales. Tambien desarrollamos y P.O. Box 6281 mantenemos un servidor de listas de correo electrOnico en las que se McAllen, Texas 78502 discuten cuestiones del agua en Texas. Se llama "Texas Water Talk° y Tipo: no lucrative puede suscribirse enviando un correo a [email protected] Area de ServIclo: Rural, Urbana Temas de sus Programas: Agriculture, irrigaci6n, calidad del agua, Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, pruebas de agua, conservaciOn de agua. Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria Materlales DIsponlbles: Cuatro series de publicaciones informativas, MIslon: La misiOn de The Nature Conservancy es preserver las plantas, reportes tecnicos, lista de publicaciones, toilet° institucional, servidores animates y comunidades naturales que representan Ia diversidad de de listas de correo pare cuestiones de recursos acuaticos y drenaje. vide en Ia Tierra protegiendo las tierras y las aguas que necesitan para Serviclos Especlales: Enlaces a muchos otros centros de investigacion sobrevivir. de Ia universidad en Texas, que se enfocan en recursos acuaticos. Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conserved& de los Programas de EA: Becas de doctorado pare estudiantes altamente recursos, ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, Plantes, Fauna silvestre calificados que desean estudiar cuestiones relacionadas con estudios Materlales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas, Pagina electrOnica de ague en Ia Universidad de Texas A&M. TRANSBOUNDARY RESOURCE INVENTORY TEXAS WATER UTILITIES ASSOCIATION PROGRAM (TRIP) Director Ejecutivo: Dan Allen Directors Organizacional: Elizabeth Ferguson Telefono: 1-888-FOR-TWUA, 512-459-3124 Telefono: (512) 936-0129 Fax: (512) 463-7274 Fax: 512-459-7124 [email protected] [email protected] http: / /www.bic.state.tx.us/trip http://www.twua.org 1700 N. Congress 1106 Clayton Lane, Suite 101 East Austin, Texas 78701 Austin, Texas 78723 Tipo: Consorcio de organismos federates, estatales y locales, Tipo: No lucrative universidades y ONGs. Area de ServIclo: Estatal Area de ServIclo: Region fronteriza de EE.UU. y Mexico Misidon: Servir y educar. Audlencla: Todos los grupos interesados en los recursos naturales en Temas de sus Programas: Orgullosamente celebrando la excelencia Ia frontera. en educaciOn desde 1918. MIslon: Contar con los recursos compartidos de la regi6n fronteriza en Materlales DIsponibles: Libros en espariol e ingles para Ia educacion mapa, con medidas y disponibles a consumidores interesados. sobre el ague y drenaje. Revista pare aquellos con membresia. Temas de sus Programas: Aire, mantos acufferos, rfos, fuentes de Programas de EA:Visite nuestra pagina electrOnica http://mvw.twua.org energfa, suelo, uso de Ia tierra, reserves minerales, flora y fauna. Serviclos EspecIales: Apoyo a proyectos de mapeo. TEXAS - MEXICO BORDERLANDS INFORMATION CENTER U.S. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION Administrador: Miguel A. PavOn Coordinador EE.UU. - Mexico: Lorenzo Arriaga Telefono: (512) 463-8399 Fax (512) 463-7274 Telefono: (915) 534-6324 Fax: (915) 534-6299 mpavon @ bic.state.tx us larriagatit uc.usbr.gov http://www.bic.stateturs/bicmain.html 700 E. San Antonio St., Suite 318 1700 N. Congress Ave. R. B. 40, P.O. Box 13231 El Paso, Texas 79901 Austin, Texas 78711 Tipo: Gubernamental TIpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Binacional Area de ServIclo: 100 Km a cada lado de la frontera de Texas y Mexico. Audlencla: Preparatoria, Public° en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria Audlencla: Investigadores, planificadores, trabajadores ambientales, MIslon: Administrar, desarrollar y proteger los recursos acuaticos de oficiales de salud publica y denies responsables en la frontera de Texas manera viable ambiental y econOmicamente en el interesdel pilblico y Mexico. americano. Temas de sus Programas: El BIC cuenta con una gran cantidad de Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conserved& de los informaci6n incluyendo mapas, fotograffa aerea y archivos de recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Conserved& del suelo,Desarrollo informaciOn digitales. Tambien referimos al usuario a otras fuentes que sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y ayudan a ubicar juegos de informed& de manera actual y efectiva. suministro de agua, Conserved& del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantes, Aunque el centro cuenta con mayor informaci6n para el lado de Texas Calidad del ague, Educed& ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminacion que para el mexicano, nuestra meta es proporcionar informed& Materlales Disponibles: Ubros, Software computacional, Manual pare equivalente para ambos. Usted puede ayudarnos en este esfuerzo el maestro, Correo electrOnico, PublicaciOn informative, Conferencias, compartiendo con nosotros a traves de la herramienta BIC Metadatos. Video, Pagina electr6nica

de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en La Frontera 40 143 Gila TEXAS- Y U.S. DEPT OF ENERGY (CLEAN CITIES) U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY- Especialista al Consumidor: Dan Deaton REGION 6, US/MEXICO PROGRAM (6WQ -CO) Telefono: (972) 491-7276 Fax: (972) 491-7292 Especialista de Proteccion Ambiental: Amadee Madril [email protected] Telefono: (214) 665-2767 Fax: (214) 665-7373 http://www.ccities.doe.gov madrilamadee@ epa.gov 7937 Cross Plains Dr. http://onorw.epa.gov/enviroed Plano, Texas 75025 1445 Ross Avenue, Suite 1200 Tlpo: Gubernamental Dallas,Texas -75202 Area de_Servicio:_Estatal TIpo: Gubernamental Audlencla: Public() en general Area de ServIclo: La frontera entre EE.UU. y Mexicoen Ia RegiOn 6 MIslon: Promover los combustibles alternativos comprende aprcocimadamente 1300 minas que cubren 2 estados (Nuevo Tomas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Recursos Mexico y Texas) y cuatro estados mexicanos (Chihuahua, Coahuila, energeticos Nuevo Le6n y Tamaulipas). Materlales Disponibles: Publicacion informativa, Pagina electranica Audlencla: Educacion formal y no formal, incluye a la academia, ONGs, organizaciones federates, locales y estatales, ciudadanos y medios. Melon: Establecer una red binacional efectiva de proveedores de EA U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, que trabajan conjuntamente para identificar las necesidades de EL PASO BORDER OFFICE educaci6n ambiental y desarrollar un programa binacional a largo plazo, Coordinadora de VinculaciOn Fronteriza: Allyson Siwik comprensivo pare la region fronteriza. Telefono: (915) 533-7273 Fax: (915) 533-2327 Tomas de sus Programas: Identificar las cuestiones de educacion [email protected] ambientat prioritarias relacionadas con las necesidades de alfabetizacian http://www.epa.gov/usmexicoborder en la comunidad. Ver lo que necesitan pars mejorar la educacion 4050 Rio Bravo Suite 100 ambiental. Elaborar planes y estrategias o proyectos que satisfagan El Paso, Texas 79902 esas necesidades. Formar redes de apoyo que ayuden a implementar Tipo: Gubernamental tales estrateglas, programas o proyectos. Crear apoyo que ayude a Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, monitorear el progreso de los programas, evaluar el impacto y hacer los Binacional ajustes necesarios para sostener el programa en el futuro. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, lico en general, Materlales Dlsponibles: Disponibles en ingles y espaflol, Talleres de Secunciaria, Participation comunitaria, Primaria capacitacidin para facilitadores sobre agua, pesticidas y prevenci6n de MIslon: La Oficina Fronteriza de El Paso facillta el acceso a la la contaminacion, listado de paginas electranicas valiosas en EA, informacian ambiental en las comunidades fronterizas en Nuevo Mexico herramientas practices de ensenanza, biblioteca de recursos, folletos, y Texas. Proporciona informacion sobre el programa Frontera XXI y publicaciOn informativa, conferencistas. solicita retroallmentacion Servicios Especiales: Conferencistas con experiencia en todas las Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Desarrollo cuestiones ambientales, talleres, revision de materiales, financiamiento. sustentable, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y sumlnistro Programas de EA: La Region 6 cuenta con un grupo de trabajo de EA. de agua, Recursos energeticos, Conservaci6n del agua, Medio ambiente, Estas entidades ofrecen una red muy diversa de EA con una multitud Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental, Prevenci6n de la contaminacion de recursos. Materlales DISponIbles: Ubros, Software computacional, Manual pars el maestro, Correo electronico, Publicacion informativa, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electronica UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN GeOlogo de Informaclon Publica: Sigrid Clift Telefono: (512) 471-0320 Fax: (512) 471-0140 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, [email protected] REGION 6 http://www.utexas.edu/research/beg/ Coordinador del Programs de Educacidn Ambiental: Ed Curran 10000 Burnet Rd, Building 130 Telefono: (214) 665-2172 Fax: (214) 665-6118 Austin, Texas 78713 [email protected] Tlpo: Institucion educative http://www.epa.gov/enviroed Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana 1445 Ross Ave., Suite 1200 Audlencla: Preparatoria, POblico en general, Secundaria, Participation Dallas, Texas 75202 comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn paramaestros. Tlpo: Gubernamental MIslon: La misi6n de la organizaciOn de la Oficina de Geologia Area de ServIclo: Arkansas, Lousiana, Nuevo Mexico, Oldahoma, Texas. Economica es Ilevar la irwestigaciOn de ciencias de la tierra fundamen- Audlencia: Proveedores de educacion ambiental formates y no formates, tal y aplicada on energia y recursos ambientales importantes para Texas, incluyendo a sistemas escolares, universidades, ONGs, organizaciones la nacion y el mundo y diseminar perspectives y resultados de nuestras federales, estatales y locales, negocios, organizaciones de salud. investigaciones. Gobiemos indigenas, ciudadanos y medios. Temas de sus Programas: Ciencias de la tierra, Recursos energeticos, Tomas de sus Programas: Proporcionar recursos de educaciOn Educacion ambiental ambiental, asociaciOn de educacidn ambiental en la Region 6, mejorar Materlales Disponibles: Correo electronico, Talleres de capacitacion, la comunicacion sobre educacion ambiental en la Region 6, fortalecer Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Pagina electrOnica la capacidad regional para la educaci6n ambiental. Materlales Disponibles: Materiales en espanol e ingles, Talleres de capacitacion para facilitadores sobre agua, pesticidas y prevencido de UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE la contaminacion, listado de paginas electronicas valiosas en EA, Profesor de Biologia: Dr. Genaro Lopez herramientas practices de ensefianza, biblioteca de recursos, folletos, Telefono: (956) 544-8905 Fax: (956)983-7115 publicacion informativa, conferencistas. gnrolpz @utbl.utb.edu Programas de EA: Mesas redondas en Ia Region 6 estatal y federal. 86 Fort Brown Estas entidades ofrecen una red diveisa de EA con una amplia gama Brownsville, Texas 78520 de recursos. Tlpo: Institucion educativa Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Binacional Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Krblico en general, Participation comunitaria, Capacitaci6n para maestros Temas de sus Programas: Ciencias de Ia tierra, Ecologia, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Medio

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ambiente, Plantas, Educaci6n ambiental, Fauna silvestre Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, POblico en general, Mater lales DIsponlbles: Correo. electronico, Talleres de capacitacion, Secundaria, Participacion domunitaria, Primaria, CiapacitaciOn para Visitas guiadas maestros MIs16n: Abordar los problemas de energia y ambiente que amenazan la salud, seguridad, bienestar y desarrollo econ6mico de la regiOn UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE fronteriza de los Estados Unidos. Tomas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, AdministraciOn y Profesor Asociado: Bill Berg conservacion de los recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecosistemas, Telefono: (956) 574-6652 Fax: (956) 574-6642 Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, wberg @utbl.utb.edu ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn 80 Fort Brown Brownsville, Texas 78520 ambiental Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Manual pars el maestro, PublicaciOn Tic*: Gubernamental informative, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Video, Pagina Audlencla: Preparatoria, PUblico en general, Sedundaria, Primaria Educativa. La misiOn de la Universidad de Texas en Brownsville electrOnica es proporcionar educacion postsecundaria accesible, econornica de alta calidad, Ilevar a cabo irwestigacion que expanda el conocimiento y presentar programas de educacion continua, servicio public° y valores culturales para satisfacer las necesidades de Ia comunidad. Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Calidad, del agua, Prevencido de la contaminaciOn Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaci6n, Pagina electrOnica

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO SCHOOL OF EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES EDUCATION Profesora: Sue Watts ' Profesor Asistente, Educaci6n Secundaria y de Ciencias: Dr. Ray Telefono: (915) 747-6851 Fax: (915) 747-5808 Ramirez [email protected] Telefono: (956) 982-0201 Fax: (956)982-0293 500 West University reyrutb1.utb.edu El Paso, Texas 79968 http://unix.utb.edu/-namirez/ TIpo: InstituciOn educativa 80 Fort Brown Area de Serviclo: Regional, Urbana Brownsville, Texas 78520 Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, POblico en general Tlpo: instituciOn educativa MIslon: Llevar a cabo encuestas de las areas riberefias a lo largo del Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Urbana, Binacional Rio Grande desde la presa Elephant Butte hasta Ft. Quitman. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Secundaria, Primaria, Temas de sus Programas: Eoologia, Ecosistemas Capacitacion para maestros blIsIdn: Cometido a Ia excelencia. Se dedica a Ia administraciOn, servicio, accesibilidad, eficiencia y ciudadania. Cometido a los estudiantes, Ia gobernancia participativa, educaciOn liberal, expansion UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC de Ia aplicacion del conocimiento, dignidad humana, expresiOn de HEALTH culturas y respeto hacia el medio ambiental. Profesor: Jimmy L. Perkins Temas de sus Programas: Apreciacien de Ia naturaleza, EducaciOn Telefono: (210) 567-5930 Fax: (210) 567-5942 ambiental pericinsjIuthscsa.edu Materlales DIsponIbIes: Manual para el maestro, Correo electrOnico, 7703 Floyd Curl Dr. Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, Pagina electronics San Antonio, Texas 78284 Tlpo: Gubernamental . Area de Serviclo: Estatal Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, POblico en general , UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE, MIslon: La misiOn es mejorar y sostener ..la salud de la gente LAGUNA MADRE LEARNING CENTER proporcionando una educaci6n, investigacion y servicio a Texas de Ia Gula de Campo: Steve Walker mOs alta calidad; nacional e internacionalmente. A twos del servicio Telefono: (956) 943-0051 Fax: (956) 943-0049 proporcionamos informaci6n al pUblico a twos de varios medios. 2 Wallace Reed Road Tames de sus Programas: Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, South Padre, Texas 78597 Medio ambiente Tlpo: Institucion Educative Area de ServIcIo: Laguna Madre, del este del condado Cameron a Ia boca del Rio Grande. Audlencla: Estudiantes universitarios y Ia comunidad. USDA-NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION Temas de sus Programas: Comprension del bajo Rio y Ia provincia SERVICE biOtica tamaulipeca. Jefe del Equipo de Recursos: Flavio Garza, Jr. ServIclos EspecIales: Especialidad en trabajo de campo. Guias. Telefono: (956) 723-6643 Fax: (956) 723-3508 [email protected] 7209 E Sanders Suite 7 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO Laredo, Texas 78043 TIpo: Gubernamental Coordinadora del Programa: Ver6nica Corolla -Barad Area de Serviclo: Rural, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Telefono: (915) 747-8852 ext. 8852 Fax: (915) 747-8852 Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Kblico en general, vcoreliaminers.utep.edu Secundaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros http://www.cerm.utep.edu MI/don: Proporcionar Iiderazgo y direccidn pars ayudar a la gente a 500 W. University, CERM, Burgas Hall Room 209 conservar, mejorar y sostener nuestros recursos y el medio ambiente. El Paso, Texas 79968 Tomas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaci6n de los TIpo: InstituciOn educative recursos, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Desarrollo Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, sustentable, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, Binacional ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua,

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WILDERNESS PARK MUSEUM VALLEY. LAND FUND : Director: Marc Thompson .Directors del,Prograina: Colleen Hook . Telefono: (915) 755-4332 Fax: (915) 759-6824 Telefono: (956)_9721:8550 Fax:49561_97_1_-8565------4 301-Transmountain-Road valleylf litaol.com El Paso, Texas 79924 http://www.valleylandfund.com Tipo: Museo P.O. Box 6618 :, Area de ServIcio: Condado de El Paso, Cd. Juarez, occidente deTexas, McAllen,Texas'76502 sur de Nuevo Mexico. Tipo: No luCrativa Audlencla: Jardfn de ninos a adultos. Areade Seri/1010: Valle del Rio Gran de. Temas de sus Programas: Las interrelaciones entre los humansen Walton: Valley Land Fund se dedica a la preservacion del restante 3 a 5 of area de El Paso .y of Desierto Chihuahuense. por dent° del habitat natural del bajo valle del Rfo Grande en Texas y la Materlales DIsponlbles: Gufa del museo, guts de plantas (senderos protecclon de espeCles nativas y fauna silvestre como patrimonio de de una mills de largo), diorama, exhibiciones de artefactos, exhibiciones las actuates y futures generaciones. cambiantes. Tomas de sus.Programas: Prograroas de protecci6n de la tierra, con- ServIclos Especlales: Gufas para grupos disponibles bajo reservacion. Curs° fotOgrofiCo de fauna sill/esta pant of 4to grado, concurso fotografico Pueden sacarse bajo prestamo un video y libro pare niflos. de la naturaleza, libros educativos fotograficos, exhibicidin fotografica de fauna silvestre. Materials" Disponible*: Eachibicton fotografica de fauna silvestre. Ubros fotograficoS a la yenta.

VALLEYFROUD ENVIRONMENTALCOUNCIL DirectorsEjecutiva Elaine Lockhart Telefono: (958)412 -8004 Fax: (956) 412-8008 vpecehilineMet http://wwwyalleYproud.org 513E. Jackson .#304 Harlingen, TeXae 78550 Tipo: No lucrative Area de SerVicio: Rural, Regional, Estate!, Municipal, Urbana, Blnactonal Aiidiencli: Prot:Iscalar, Adultils1 universidad, Preparatoria, Publicoen general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion pain maestros Mision: La misi6n del Consejo Ambiental del Valle es ejercer presiOn de la belleza natural y el medici ambiente del bajo valle del Rio Grande de Texas y Mexico forjando sociedades entre las organizaciones voluntaries y los sectores public° y privado para mejorar la calidad de vide, el desarrollo economic° y of turismo, y 'conserver los recursos ptiblicos.y naturales a Wives de actividadee educativas y de apreciacion publica incluyendo aqUellas pare fomenter la reforestacion, el manejo adecuado. de be desechos sOlidos y un comportamiento responsable hacia los qua viven y lsitan esta area. El objetivo es toner resultados increfbles.-.freinte y hes' cornunidades del valle y cuatro condadosson miembros de Ailey PrciUd. Minas de sus Programas: Adminietracion y conservaclOn de los recUrsos, Ciencia forestal, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Recursos merinos y aritraticoe,. Menet° de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Apreclacion de la nattiralei.a, Conservacion del aqua, Medio arnbiente, Plantes, Edueacion'amblental, Prevencion de la contarninaciOn, Fauna

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WHY WASTEWATER?, INC. Sammy Gabriel Telefono: (915) 581-6602 Fax:(915) 581-8034 [email protected] 3350 Doniphan Dr. El Paso, Texas 79922 Tipo: Meicadotecnia. Area de ServIcio: El Paso y Ciudad Juarez. Audiencla: Organizaciones manufactureras. Misi4n: Menejo de desechos peligrosos. Tomas de sus Programa*: ConcentradOn en el retomo de los desechos de la industry maquiladora a los EE.UU., trabajando con El Paso Umpio, en la bUsqueda del reciclaje pare Ia mayorfa de los residuos y trabajar pare Ia Fuerza de Caildad del Aire: 146 Gula de*ecurs oi de Education Ambiental en la Frontera 43 CHIHUAHUA-A/C AQUA XXI, A.C. Tipo: Institucion educativa Coordinadora General: Claudia J. Laffont Castanen Area de Serviclo: Mexico Telefono: (1) 612-5179 Fax: (1) 612-1661 MIsion: Promover Ia investigacien basica y aplicada, serviclos claffont@ infolnk.net tecnolOgicos y el desarrollo de recursos humanos en la ciencia y el Ave. 16 de septiembre No 107, Edificio Tomas Fernandez, Despacho medio ambiente enfocados al sector productivo y educativo y la sociedad 208, 2do Piso en general para contribuir a Ia investigacien cientifica, desarrollo Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 econ6mico y conciencia social. Tipo: Gubernamentat TemasdasusP_TogramasTersonal.docente, desarrollo en investigacien Area de Servicio: Municipal y tecnologia. Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en Materlales Disponibles: Visite nuestra pagIna electranica. general, Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacien para maestros MIslon: Promover la conservacien y cultura del agua para lograr un COMISION DE COOPERACION ECOLOGICA desarrollo sustentable en la region FRONTERIZA (COCEF) promover la conservacien y cultura del agua para lograr un desarrollo Relaciones Gubernamentales: Gonzalo Bravo sustentable en la region Telefono: (1) 625-9160 Fax: (1) 625-6999 Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia, Medio ambiente, Educacion [email protected] ambiental, Prevencien de la contaminacien http://www.cocetorg Materlales Disponibles: Manual para el maestro, Publicacien Blvd. Tomas Fernandez 8069, Fracc. Los Parquez informativa, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Conferencias Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32470 Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Regional, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional ASOCIACION DE ENERGiA SOLAR DE CIUDAD Audlencla: Public° en general JUAREZ MIslon: La COCEF identifica, apoya, avaltia y certifies proyectos factibles Director: Arq. Cosme Fabian Espinoza Gonzalez de infraestructura como un equipo binacional, pars mejorar Ia calidad Telefono: (1) 611-1975, 624-2884 Fax: (1) 611-1975, 616-0447 de vida de los habitantes de Ia frontera Mexico-Estados Unidos, en el cosmosf @compaq.net.mx presente y futura en un proceso publico abierto Simona Barba #5110 Local 15 Centro Comercial Celv. Temas de sus Programas: Legislacien ambiental, Ecologia del desierto, Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Desarrollo sustentable, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Tipo: No lucrativa Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservacien del agua, Medio Area de Servicio: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educaci6n ambiental, Prevencion de Ia Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PUblico en general, contaminacien Secundaria, Participacien comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacien para Materlales Disponibles: Publicacien informativa, Conferencias, Pagina maestros electrenica MIsIdn: Favorecer el interes por el use de energias alternativas, apoyar y desarrollar proyectos arquitectenicos bioclimaticos y Geobiologicos, y en general la difusiOn de la cultura de armonizarse con el entomb del COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE LiMITES Y desierto aprovechando sus recursos de una manera noble, cuidando el AGUAS (CILA) CD. JUAREZ ambiente. Coordinador de Proyectos de Saneamiento: Ramiro Lujan Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Ecosistemas, Telefono: (1) 613-9942, 613-7363, 613-9916, 613-9935 Fax: (1) 613- Recursos energeticos, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Educacien ambiental, 9943 Prevencien de la contaminacien [email protected] Materlales Disponibles: Talleres de capacitacien, Conferencias Ave. Universidad 2180, Zona del Chamizal Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32320 Tlpo: Gubernamental CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS TECNOLOGICOS Area de Servicio: Binacional INDUSTRIAL Y DE SERVICIOS (CETIS) #98 Audlencla: Participacion comunitaria Maestro: Humberto Lujan Alvarez MIslon: Mantener y preservar en todo momento los intereses y soberanta Telefono: (1) 453-0452 Fax: (1) 453-1902 de Mexico en los recursos hidraulicos compartidos con Estados Unidos Fronteriza y 3a. No. 100 Col. Rio y garantizar Ia preservacien de los limites internacionales en apego a Ojinaga, Chihuahua 32881 tratados vigentes Tipo: Institucien educativa Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Desarrollo Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana sustentable, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Public() en general, Secundaria, de agua, Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Primaria Prevencien de la contaminaci6n MIsIdn: Preparar Tecnicos Profesionales que contribuyen al desarrollo Materlales Disponibles: Publicacien informativa, Conferencias del Sector. Productivo de Bienes Y Servicios del Pais. Educacien y servicio a la comunidad. Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Ecologia, COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA, CD. JUAREZ Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservacien del Presidente: Ing. Julio Munoz Quiroz agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental, Telefono: (1) 613-6922 Fax: (1) 613-6922 Prevencien de la contaminacien, Fauna silvestre Calzada del Rio 9505, Fracc. Campestre Arboledas Materlales Disponibles: Publicacien informativa, Talleres de Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32409 capacitacien, Visitas guiadas, Video TIpo: Gubernamental Area de Servlclo: Valle de Juarez Audlencla: Usuarios de la irrigaci6n en el valle de Juarez. CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION EN MATERIALES MIslon: Hacer que Ia irrigaci6n sea conveniente y accesible pare el AVANZADOS, S.C. (CIMAV) usuario, asi como conservar y mantener la infraestructura de irrigaci6n Dr. David Rios Jara agricola. Telefono: (1) 439-1129, 439-1111 Fax: (1) 439-1112 Temas de sus Programas: Operacien, administnacion y conservacien. [email protected] Materlales Disponibles: Publicacien informativa mensual "Vertientes" http://www.cimay.edu.mx y "Reflejos° Miguel de Cervantes 120, Complejo Industrial Chihuahua ServIclos Especlales: Programas de emergencia de sequfas. Cd. Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31109 Materiales Disponibles: Puestos de informacien en la TV y radio.

Gufa de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera 147 45 CHIHUAHUA- C/D COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA, GERENCIA Area de ServIclo: Mexico can enfasis en Cd. Juarez ESTATAL DE CHIHUAHUA Audlencla: Industrias maquiladoras. Telefono: (1) 413-6215 Fax: (1) 414-2811 Melon: Ayudara a nuestros clientes a dar cumplimiento con la normatividad vigente en cuestiones ambientales y de seguridad indus- conagua@ buzon.online.com.mx Ave. Universidad No. 3300 ter Piso Despacho 102 Col. Magisterial trial. Tomas de sus Programas: Gestacion de los diferentes tramites ante Cd. Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31310 Tlpo: Gubernamental la Secretaria de Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales y Pesca y Area de ServIclo: Rural, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Secretaria de Trabajo y Prevision Social. MinimizaciOn de materiales y Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, residuos peligrosos. Materlales DIsponlbles: Ley General de Equilibria EcolOgico, Gaceta ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria MIsIon: Administrar y regular, en los terminos de la ley, las aguas ecolOgica y publicaciones de ingenieria y ciencias ambientales. nacionales. Desarrollar una infraestructura hidraulica del pais y procurar ServIclos Especlales: RemediaciOn a suelos contaminados. Programas de EA: Curso sobre el manejo, use y almacenamiento de Ia distribuci6n adecuada de las aguas nacionales en sus diversos usos, materiales y residuos peligrosos. significa quo su use sea eficiente y equitativo, con objeto de atender las necesidades sociales, econ6micas y ecoldsicas de las generaciones actuales y futuras, para contribuir al cuidado de la conservaciOn de su cantidad y calidad. DESARROLLO JUVENIL DEL NORTE A.C. Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Administracion y Coordinadora del Programa: Manuela Holguin Vasquez conservacion de los recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologla, Telefono: (1) 615-0592 Fax: (1) 615-0592 Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacian de la [email protected] naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Ignacio de la Pena #650 EducaciOn ambiental, Prevenci6n de la contaminaciOn Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Manual para el maestro, Correo Tlpo: No lucrative electronic°, Publicaci6n informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas Area de ServIclo: Urbana, Binacional guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electronica Audiencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Palk* en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria MIslon: Ofrecer una educaciOn integral de tipo preventive e informal a COMITE DE ECOLOGfA DE OJINAGA nines, adolescentes y j6venes de la periferia de Ciudad Juarez, para Presidente del Comte: Miguel Rodriguez Ramirez quo Ileguen a ser ciudadanos responsables y comprometidos con su Telefono: (1) 453-0950 comunidad. Temas de sus Programas: Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Blvd. Oscar Flores #701 Col. ConstituciOn Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Ojinaga, Chihuahua 32881 ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn TIpo: No lucrativa Area de ServIclo: Municipal, Urbana ambiental Audlencla: Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, Primaria Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaci6n, Conferencias MIsIbn: Facility a las organizaciones o instituciones educativas locales las soluciones a problemas de tipo ambiental. Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, Seguridad e higiene DESARROLLO URBANO Y ECOLOGfA DE LA industrial y ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Ecosistemas, CIUDAD DE OJINAGA Conservacian del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn Telefono: (1) 453-0726 Fax: (1) 453-0075 ambiental A.C. Madero 1718 Materlales DIsponlbles: PublicaciOn informativa, Visitas guiadas, Ojinaga, Chihuahua 32880 Conferencias, Video TIpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Municipal Audlencla: POblico en general CONALEP, CD. JUAREZ Melon: Concienciar, informar, educar sobre aerosoles, detergentes, Marina Mendoza Patifio vicios adicfivos en contra de la salud (drogas, cerveza, alcohol), otros. Telefono: (1) 627-0659 Fax: (1) 627-0659 Tomas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservaciOn de los Sigma y Omega s/n Fracc. Magnaplex recursos, ConservaciOn del suelo, Seguridad e higiene industrial y Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32419 ocupacional, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro TIpo: InstituciOn educativa de agua, ApreciaciOn de la naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Plantas, Area de ServIclo: Urbana Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn, Audlencla: Preparatoria, POblico en general, CapacitaciOn para mae- Fauna silvestre stros Materlales DIsponIbles: PublicaciOn informative, Conferencias MIslon: Somos un sistema nacional de colegios dedicado a impartir educacion profesional tecnica y capacitacion laboral con un enfoque de desarrollo humano integral. La vinculaci6n sistematica en el sector DIFtECCION GENERAL DE ECOLOGfA productive y Ia comunidad nos permite ofrecer servicios pertinentes PROTECCION CIVIL DEL MUNICIPIO DE CD. quo contribuyen al desarrollo nacional. JUAREZ Tames de sus Programas: Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Directora: Biol. Alma Leticia Figueroa Jimenez ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Telefono: (1) 629-8800 ext. 2402 Fax: (1) 629-8800 EducaciOn ambiental, Prevenci6n de la contaminaciOn [email protected] Materlales DIsponlbles: Software computacional, PublicaciOn Calle Francisco Villa No. 950 Norte informative, Talleres de capacitacion, Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 TIpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIcIo: Cd. Juarez CONSULTORES DE SEGURIDAD INDUSTRIAL Y Audlencla: POblico en general. MEDIO AMBIENTE (COSIME) MIslon: Transformar a Ciudad Juarez en un municipio bien planeado Gerente General: Ouim. Ratil de Ia Fuente Alarcon quo sea orgullo de todos los juarenses. Para tal misiOn, cuenta con tres Telefono: (1) 616-9018 Fax: (1) 616-9018 jefaturas de departamento: verificaciOn vehicular, calidad del aire y cosime @ intelexis.com planeaciOn ecolOgica, ademas de un area de at:Inc& a las denuncias Ave. Malec6n 2755, Local 104 ambientales. Cd: Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Materiales Disponibles: programa de gestion de la calidad del aire de Tlpo: Negocio Ciudad Juarez 98-00. Revista Rsicr No. 1 sobre la contaminaciOn del

46 1 4 8 Guia de Recursos de Educacitin Ambiental en kz Frontera CttAMU.- 3/3 aire, para audiencias infantiles. Revista "RSKT" No. 2 sobre los y conservation del agua. componentes del sistema de control de emisiones de los vehiculos a Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo comunitario motor, dedicada a adolescentes y jovenes. Boleti') ecologic° "Dunas° Sart& los Especlales:Experiencia en Ia organizaci6n de festivales que de educaciOn bimestral son temas ambientales de actualidad y promueven Ia conservation del agua. descriptivo de loas funciones de Ia oficina de ecologia municipal. Programas de EA: Ferias de diagnostic° gratuito de emisiones vehiculares en centros comerciales. Cursos para nuevos negocios sobre ESCUELA PREPARATORIA ESTATAL FOR Ia contarninacion de los medios agua, aire y suelo, Concursos de dibujo COOPERACION 8404 "PI AXEDIS G. ecologic°. GUERRERO" Subdirector: Profr. Pablo Guzman Garcia. Hidalgo y Acosta Ramirez s/n Chihuahua, Chihuahua 32000 TIpo: InstituciOn educative Audlencla: El valle de Juarez MIslon: Educar y crear apreciacion de la naturaleza. Temas de sus Programas: ConservaciOn del agua, cuidado de Rio Bravo. ECOLOGfA DEL TERCER MILENIO, A.C. Programas de EA: Presentaciones sobre temas relacionados con el Presidents: Trinidad Acevedo Paredes agua en escuelas primarias y secundarias. Telefono: (1) 421-5924 Fax: (1) 421-5924 [email protected] Calle Gonzalez Ortega #4311. Col. Granjas Cd. Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31160 ESCUELA PREPARATORIA FEDERAL FOR TIpo: No lucrativa COOPERACION EMS- 2/47 ALTAVISTA DE Area de ServIclo: Chihuahua JUAREZ MIslon: Promover, proteger y preservar Ia salud de todos los seres Directors de Ia Preparatoria: Armida Elia Valverde Cabral vivos. Promover en todo momento la practica de desarrollo sustentable Telefono: (1) 614-1480 Fax: (1) 614-1480 de los recursos naturales a traves de grupos diversos que tienen un [email protected] impacto en Ia apreciaciOn publica de Ia protection del ecosistema y la Nuevo Boulevard Fronterizo s/n, Colonia Altavista conservaci6n.Trabajar conjuntamente con Ia comunidad para desarrollar Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 estrategias para mejorar la calidad de vida. TIpo: Institution educative Temas de sus Programas: Campaiias de limpieza, reforestaciOn, Area de ServIclo: Urbana, Binacional campafias de educacion y apreciaci6n on las escuelas primarias y Audlencla: Preparatoria secundarias, reuniones y conferencias con algunos sectores de las MIslon: Es un espacio para SER. colonias. Expresar los principales problemas en los lugares que Temas de sus Programas: Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ocupamos como consejeros en el Comite Municipal de Ecologia y de Conservacion del agua, Calidad del agua igual forma on el ComiteTecnico Estatal de RestauraciOn y Conservacion Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Video de Sue los. Materlales DIsponlbles:Tripticos, folletos e informaci6n en los medios de difusi6n prensa, radio, TV, en ocasiones. ESCUELA SECUNDARIA FEDERAL NO 4 Programas de EA: Asesoria tocante al manejo y aplicacion de Ia ley Director: JuanLorenzana ecolegica para el estado de Chihuahua. Information acerca del reciclado Telefono: (1) 610-3003 Fax: (1) 610-3003 de basura proponiendo opciones buscando formas de no producir rids Ayuntamento y Acapulco s/n basura. Se tienen acercamientos a los centros comerciales buscando Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 estrategias para lograr la no utilizaciOn de bolsas de plastic° al empacar TIpo: Institucion educative sus productos. Area de ServIclo: Regional Audlencla: Secundaria MIslan:Concienciar a la comunidad escolar y la poblaciOn on el cuidado EDICIONES GUILEBCA del agua y el ambiente ecologic°. Mantener los sanitarios y anexos. Directora: Profa. Ma. del Carmen Aguirre de Acosta Tomas de sus Programas: Conservaci6n del agua, Plantas, EducaciOn Telefono: (1) 625-5963 Fax: (1) 625-5963 ambiental beto_acosta @ hotmail.com Materlales DIsponlbles: PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de Parque de los Ensuenos #8140 Fracc. Los Parques capacitaciOn, Conferencias Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32400 Tipo: Negocio Area de ServIclo: Binacional FEDERACION MEXICANA DE ASOCIACIONES Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, lico en PRIVADAS DE SALUD Y DESARROLLO general, Secundaria, Primaria COMUNITARIO A.C. (FEMAP) MIslon: °Hacer lo serio de la educacion un divertido juego para aprender.° Temas de sus Programas: Administration y conservation de los Presidents: Dr. Enrique Suarez Telefono: (1) 616-1396, 616-0833 Fax: (1) 616-6535 recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / [email protected] reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacion http://www.femap.org.mx de Ia naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del Ave. Plutarco Elias Callas # 744 N. (PO. Box 9737, El Paso, TX 79987) agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevention de Ia contaminaciOn Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32310 Materlales DIsponlbles: Publication informativa Tipo: No lucrative Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional ESCUELA IGNACIO ZARAGOZA Audiencia:Preescolar, Pit lico en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Armando Villasana Moran Primaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros Calle Internacional 148 MIsIdn: Ayudar a elevar Ia calidad de vida de Ia poblacion de escasos Palomas, Chihuahua 31830 recursos Tipo: Institution educativa Temas de sus Programas: Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Area de ServIclo: Area fronteriza entre Columbus, Nuevo Mexico y Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, palomas Chihuahua. Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio MIslon: Preservar nuestros mantos acuiferos desarrollando apreciacion

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ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educaci6n ambiental, Prevenci6n de la Benjamin Franklin #4145 y Estocolmo No. 4158 Circuit° PRONAF contaminacion Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32310 Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Manual pars el maestro, PublicaciOn TIpo: Organism° priblico descentralizado del gobierno municipal informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Conferencias, Video dedicado a la Omar:ion urban., Area de Serviclo: Cd. Juarez. Audlencla: Gobiemo municipal, estatal y federal, organizaciones no lucrativas y pablico en general. MIslon: Proporcionar los planes y proyectos urbanos que Cd. Juarez necesita para su desarrollo sustentable y fortalecer su identidad con bases cientfficas y participaciOn ciudadana. Ulnas de sus Programas: Desarrollo urban, planificaciOn y diseflo, viviendas, administracion de carreteras, tistemas de informaciOn georreferenciada, infraestructura urban y equipo, economfa y sociolog fa FM GLOBO 98.3 urban, medio ambiente y crecimiento economic°. Director Operative: Uc. Ricardo Alcantara Materlales DIsponlbles: Una variedad de pianos enfocados en la Tel6fono: (1) 618-6505 Fax: (1) 618-65-05 integracion ecolOgica, transporte, registrot estadfsticos del INEGI, [email protected] mapas y videos. http://www.fmglobo.com.mx Programas de EA: Todos los proyectos patrocinados por IMIP Ave. Ejercito Nacional 7695, Edificio A, locales 3 y 4, Fracc. del Marquez propordonan informackin ecologica pare adquirir un balance ecologic° Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32530 en el desarrollo urbane. linos de los objetivos de IMIP es Ia reconcillacion Tlpo: No lucrativa entre Ia preservaciOn del medio ambiente y la disponibilidad de los Area de ServIclo: Municipal, Urbana recursos naturales con el desarrollo urban. Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria MIslon: Brindar entretenimiento, information y cultura al mayor numero INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE INVESTIGACIONES de radioescuchas posible, mediante una comunicaciOn personalizada FORESTALES AGRICOLAS Y PECUARIAS y ante todo positiva que nos permita ser parte integral de nuestra Inyestigador Titular: Dr. Uriel Figueroa Viramontes comunidad at satisfacer sus expectativas. Telefono: (1) 653-0100 Fax: (1) 653-0100 Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ecologfa, Manejo de [email protected] desechos / reciclaje, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Carretera Juarez-Porvenir Km.62 Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevenci6n de la contaminaciOn Praxedis G. Gro., Chihuahua 32780 Mater lales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas Tlpo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Rural Audlencla: Kiblico en general HERMANOS Y AMIGOS DEFENSORES DEL AGUA MIslon: Desarrollar investigaciOn que coadyuve a resolver los problemas (HADA) de sector agropecuario. Armando Villasana Moran Temas de sus Programas: Conservackfm del suelo, Desarrollo Telefono: (1) 666-0229 Fax: (1) 666-0280 sustentable, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Conservacion del agua, Avenida Cuauhtemoc 385 Calidad del agua, Educaci6n ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn Palomas, Chihuahua 31830 Materlales DIsponlbles: Publicacion informative, Conferencias Tlpo: Institucion educative Area de ServIclo: Urbana, Binacional Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS Primaria SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY, MIslon: Concienciar a los adultos a traves de nuestros alumnos para el CAMPUS CD. JUAREZ uso y cuidado de nuestros mantos acufferos. Director General: Jos6 Peralta Tomas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Conservaci6n del Telefono: (1) 629-9100; 629-9100 ext. 2557 Fax: (1) 629-9101 agua, Calidad del agua [email protected] Ave. Tomas Fernandez Campos #8945, Parque Industrial Bermildez Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32320 INFOMEXUS Tlpo: Instituckfin educative Directora Adjunta: Ma. Eugenia Parra Area de ServIclo: Urbana Tel6fono: (1) 611-0577 Fax: (1) 616-6535 Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Capacitacion para maestros [email protected] MIslon: Formar personas comprometidas con el desarrollo de su http:/finfomeius.org.mx comunidad para mejorarla en lo social, en lo economic° y en lo politico, Plutarco Elfa's Callas 744 Nte., Col. Progresista y que sean competitivas internacionalmente en su area de Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32310 conocimientos. La misiOn incluye hacer investigacion y extension Tlpo: No lucrativa relevantes para el desarrollo sostenible del pats. Area de ServIclo: Regional, Municipal, Binacional Tomas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Kiblico en general, Participaci6n Ecosistemas, Recursos energeticos, Conservaci6n del agua, Medio comunitaria ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental MIslon: Promover un mejor entendimiento regional mediante Ia Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video compilaciOn, el analisis y el uso de Ia informaci6n sociodemogrtfica, econOmica, cultural y de salud y medio ambiente en Ia frontera Mexico- Estados Unidos, para facilitar Ia participaciOn activa de Ia sociedad. JUNTA MUNICIPAL DE AGUA Y SANEAMIENTO Tomas de sus Programas: Medio ambiente Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Pagina electr6nica DE JUAREZ Humberto Urariga U. Telefono: (1) 686-0045 Fax: (1) 686-0014 Pedro N. Garcia 2231 INSTITUTO MUNICIPAL DE 1INVESTIGACION Y Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32030 PLANEACION Tlpo: Gubernamental Coordinador de Informacion: Uc. Jose M. Fernandez Sigala Area de ServIclo: Cd. Juarez Telefono: (1) 613-6520, 613-6530, 13-6546 Fax: (1) 611-1270 Audlencla: Usuarios, preescolar, primaria y secundaria. [email protected] MIslon: Garantizar un suministro, calidad y buen use del agua potable

48 150 Gula de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera affiamullu.g.- DI a twos del use de tecnologia adecuada y personal capacitado. PROGRAMA COMPAREROS, A.C. Temas de sus Programas: Disponibilidad, consenracion y calidad del Lic. en Trabajo Social: Maria Elena Ramos Rodriguez agua. Telefono: (1) 611-3792 Fax: (1) 613-02-57 Mater lales Disponlbles: Manual pars el maestro sobre agua, materiales pcompa@ prodigy.net.mx de lecture y cuadernos para colorear pars nirios de escuelas primaria, Ave. de Ia Raza #2643 Fracc. Silvios visitas guiadas y conferencias. Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32330 Programas de EA: Dias EcolOgicos en la escuelas y campos de verano Tipo: No lucrativa oo -a so Audlencla: Participacion comunitaria Participar en la kisqueda de una sociedad mas equitativa que OFICINA ESTATAL ECOL6GIECA DE CHIHUAHUA de respuesta a la poblaciOn vulnerable y afectada por el VIH / SIDA y a Celene Moncayo la adiccion a drogas promoviendo la participacion de todos los actores Telefono: (1) 410-6440 Fax: (1) 415-4937 sociales desde la colectividad a la individual. [email protected] Temas de sus Programas: Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Allende 1222, 2do. Piso, Col. Centro. ConservaciOn del agua, Calidad del agua, PrevenciOn de la Cd. Chihuahua, Chihuahua 32000 contaminacion Tlpo: Gubernamental Materlales Disponlbles: Talleres de capacitacion, Conferencias Area de ServIclo: Regiones pobladas del Rfo Conchos Temas de sus Programas: Irwestigacion sobre el Rio Conchos PROMOCION SOCIAL KOLPING A.C. Maestro en Lengua y Literatura: Carlos U. Vazquez Rios ORGANIZACION POPULAR INDEPEIIIIIIIENTE Telefono: (1) 630-1132 Fax: (1) 630-1133 Directors: Patricia Monreal Molina Covarrubias 4029 Telefono: (1) 612-5730 Fax: (1) 612-5730 Cd. Judrez, Chihuahua 32220 [email protected] Tipo: No lucrativa Fray Garcia de Fco #1167 Area de ServIclo: Regional, Municipal, Urbana Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Audiencia: PUblico en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria Tipo: No lucrativa FigIsIdn: El desarrollo integral de las personas, en especial aquellas can Area de ServIclo: Urbana pocas posibilidades econOmicas y sociales. Promocidn de grupos Audlencla: Ptiblico en general, Participacion comunitaria, CapacitaciOn comunitarios mediante un proceso educative y proyecciOn a la poblacidn. pars maestros Temas de sus Programas: Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, MIslon: Fortalecer el empoderamiento ciudadano por medio de una Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Medio ambiente, Educaci6n autogestion bien informada. ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminacion Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo Materlales Disponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Talleres de de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias agua, Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn Materlales Disponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Talleres de PROYECTO DEL IRO capacitaci6n, Video Directors en Mexico: Alma R. Galvdn Telefono: (1) 612-16-61 Fax: (1) 612-1661 pdrmex @infolnk.net PREPARATORIA CETC./1 Ave. 16 de Septiembre, No 106, Despacho 212 Ingeniero Ambiental: Marcos Juarez Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Telefono: (1) 612-7057 Fax: (1) 610-1107 Tipp: No lucrativa Calle Ubertad No. 2102 Col. Cheveria Area de ServIclo: Rural, Urbana, Binacional Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32060 Audlencla: Preparatoria, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Tlpo: Institucion educativa Capacitacidn pars maestros Area de ServIclo: Urbana MIslon: Desarrollar en los estudiantes las capacidades y habilidades Audiencia: Preparatoria de pensamiento critico necesarios para que sean miembros activos y MIslon: Brindar Bachillerato Tecnologico en administracion. efectivos en la protecciOn de la salud y el ambiente de sus comunidades. Temas de sus Programas: Medio ambiente, Educacion ambiental Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservation de los Materlales Disponlbles: Libros, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video recursos, Conservacion del suelo, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservacidn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, PROCURADURIA FEDERAL. DE P r OTECCIION AL Educacidn ambiental, Prevenci6n de la contamination, Fauna silvestre AMBIENTE (PROFEPA), CHIHUAHUA Materlales Disponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Talleres de capacitacidn; Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electrOnica Qufmica Farmaco Biologa: Maria del Pilar Leal Hernandez Telefono: (1) 611-01-66 Fax: (1) 611-0220 pfpachih @ infolnk. net http://www.profepa.gob.mx SECRETARJIA DIE DESARROLLO URBAN° If Calle Thomas Alba Edison 1510 Norte, Esquina Malecdn, Colonia ECOLCDGI1A DEL GO IIERNO DEL ESTAIDO DIE Hidalgo CffiIIIIIUADIIUA Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32300 Antonio Cervantes Gurrola TIpo: Gubernamental Telefono: (1) 410-6440 Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, sgdueco@ buzon.chihuahua.gob.mx Binacional Calle Aldama y 15. Eje Juan Gabriel y Aserraderos, Edificio MIslon: ProtecciOn at Medio Ambiente Administrativo. Temas de sus Programas: Legislation ambiental, Conservacion del Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 suelo, Manejo de desechos/reciclaje, Consenracion del agua, Media TIpo: Gubernamental ambiente, PrevenciOn de Ia contamination Area de ServIclo: Municipios de Juarez, Villahumada y Valle de Juarez. Proteger y cumplir can la legislation estatal en cuestiones ambientales. Temas de sus Programas: Protection ambiental. Materlales Disponlbles: Publicaciones informativas ecologicas.

Gull: de Recursos de Educacibn Ambiental en la Frontera 151 BEST COPY AVAILABLE49 CHIHUAHUA-S/U Servicios Especlales: LegislaciOn ambiental, monitoreo de impacto UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIHUAHUA ambiental. Profesor, Investigador: Dr. Adolfo Chavez Rodriguez Telefono: (1) 414-6063; 413-7766 Fax: (1) 413-5055 achavezr@ buzon.online.com.mx SERVICIOS PUBLICOS MUNICIPALES http://www.uach.mx Direccion Tecnica de Servicios Publicos: Laura Murga Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua, A.P. #1528-C Telefono: (1) 613-6363 md. 228 Fax: (1) 616-2165 Cd. Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31160 [email protected] Tlpo: Institucian educativa Universidad # 2190 Area de ServIcIo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Binacional TIpo: Gubernamental Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Capacitacion pam maestros Area de Servlclo: Municipal MIslon: Docencia, InvestigaciOn y DifusiOn de Ia Cultura Audlencla: Preescolar, lico en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn Tomas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los comunitaria, Primaria recursos, Ciencias de Ia tierra, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, MIslon: Hacer de la ciudad un lugar limpio, ordenado y seguro y. brindar Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservacion del agua, Medio un servicio publico eficiente involucrando a la comunidad. ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevencian de Ia Temas de sus Programas: Medio ambiente, PrevenciOn de Ia contaminacian contaminaciOn Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Software computacional, Correo Materlales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas, Video electranico, Publicacian informative, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electronics SIERRA MADRE ALLIANCE PROGRAM Director: Randall Gingrich UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIHUAHUA Telefono: (1) 415-5912 Profesor Investigador ConcepciOn Lujan Alvarez [email protected] Telefono: (1) 472-7697 Fax: (1) 472-1967 httpJ /www.sierramadrealliance.org clujan @smart.net.mx DivisiOn del Norte 2300, Suite 119, Col. Altavista Privada de Avenida Quints Sur # 1102 Cd. Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31320 Delicias, Chihuahua 33000 Tipo: No lucrativa Tlpo: InstituciOn educativa Area de Serviclo: Sierra Madre Occidental de Mexico Area de ServIclo: Rural, Estatal, Urbana Audlencla: Poblaciones indigenas locales, grupos de apoyo no Audlencla: Adultos / universidad gubernamentales, redes de accion internacional, entidades de MIslon: Es una instittrcion con liderazgo en la formaciOn de profesionales financiamiento, organismos gubernamentales. con alta calidad tecnica y cientifica, y con (Rica moral, y espfritu de Preservar el patrimonio biologic° y cultural del norte de la servicio para quo sirvan a la sociedad on las posibles soluciones a Sierra Madre Occidental problemas socioeconamicos y ecologicos pam su desarrollo futuro. La Temas de sus Programas: ConservaciOn, restauraci6n, derechos Universidad mantiene una vinculaciOn constante con la sociedad y su civiles, desarrollo de proyectos en comunidades Tarahumaras y entomb para toner una retroalimentacian continua y hacer los ajustes Tepehuanas, investigaciOn biolOgica, capacitaciOn on liderazgo, oportunos en su estructura academica para quo responds a las cuestiones de mujeres, salud y cultura indfgena. necesidades planteadas. Materlales Disponibles: Reporte del programa. Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Programas de EA: Establecimiento de una cooperativa de mujeres Ecologfa, Medio ambiente, EducaciOn ambiental artesanas Tepehuana, capacitaciOn de liderazgo indfgena, panificaciOn Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaciOn, Conferencias estrategica, estudios de plantas medicinales, educacion sobre Ia salud integral comunitaria, salud y culture indigena. UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ Medico: Herntm Cavazos Hermosillo Telefono: (1) 611-3458 [email protected] Prov. Ignacio Ramirez #2558 Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32330 Tlpo: InstituciOn educativa Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° on general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria MIsle5n: Respetar, ayudar e integrar a la sociedad, la Etnia Raramuri SOCIEDAD REGIONAL NORTE DE INGENIERIA quo habits la Sierra Tarahumara del Estado de Chihuahua, conservando SANITARIA Y AMBIENTAL su entomb ecologico quo cada die se ye mas devastado por la Tesorera: Emma Guzman Soto intervencion de grupos no etnicos. Telefono: (1) 612-1903 Fax: (1) 616-0447 Tomas de sus Programas: Ciencia forestal, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, [email protected] Apreciacion de Ia naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, PrevenciOn de Calle Raman Corona 286 Norte la contaminaciOn Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas, TIpo: No lucrativa Conferencias, Video Area de ServIclo: Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Priblico en general, ParticipaciOn comunitaria UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD MIslon: Promover y apoyar Ia formaciOn de grupos de trabajo para las JUAREZ, CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS BIOLOGICOS diferentes areas ambientales; difundir el acervo de conocimientos de la Director del Centro: Dr. Victoriano Garza-Almanza ingenierfa sanitaria, ciencias ambientales y ciencias afines Formar parte Telefono: (1) 617-5758 Fax: (1) 617-5758 de la Federacion Mexicana de ingenleria; congregar a los profesionales vgarzaeuacj.mx que desarrollan alguna actividad. http: //www.uacj.mx/cema Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Ecologfa, Medio Avenida del Charro 610 N ambiente, Educacion ambiental Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32310 Materlales DIsponlbles:Talleres de capacitaciOn, Conferencias, Video Tlpo: InstituciOn educative

50 1 5 2 Gulade Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera CHIHUAHUA- Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Urbana, Binacional UNIVERSIDAD REGIONAL DEL NORTE Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, CapacitaciOn pare maestros Maestro e Investigador Guillermo Luna MIslon: La Universidad Aut6noma de Ciudad Juarez es una institucion Telefono: (1) 411-1451 Fax: (1) 411-1571 pablica con la mision de crear, transmitir, ampliar, y difundir el lizdebeth @ mailcity.com conocimiento, conservar y fortalecer los valores que cohesionan Ia http://www.urn.edu identidad cultural del pats, para formar de manera integral profesionales Allende 2628 competitivos, calicos y comprometidos con la sociedad a °ayes de Cd. Chihuahua, Chihuahua 31020 procesos_y_mgramas relevantes al entomb regional, nacional e Tip*: Institucion educative internacional. Area dd-Selv clo: Estatal Temas de sus Programas: Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Public° on general, ParticipaciOn Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfe, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, comunitaria, Primaria Conservacidn del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educacian Buscar el Desarrollo sustentable del desierto Chihuahuense ambiental Temas de sus Programas: Legislacian ambiental, Ecologfe del desiertc; Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Correo electrenico, Publicacidn Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual pare el maestro, Conferencias informative, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Conferencias, Pagina electrOnica

UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CD. JUAREZ, CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS DEL MEDIO AMBIENTE Investigadore y Catedratica: Ing. Ma. del Rosario Dfaz Arellano Telefono: (1) 617-5758 ext 4948 rodiaz @hotmail.com http://www.uacj.mx/cema Ave. del Charro # 610 Nte. Col. Rad Garcia Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32620 TIpo: lnstituciOn educativa Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public() en general, CapacitaciOn para maestros MIslOn: Nuestra universidad es el producto de la aspiraciOn por muchos alias de la comunidad fronteriza del Estado de Chihuahua por contar con una instituciOn de educaci6n superior propia. Los esfuerzos de Ia sociedad juarense se tradujeron en varias experiencias academicas previas que culminar(an con la fundacien de este case de estudios. Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, AdministraclOn y conservacian de los recursos, Ecolog fa del desierto, ConservaciOn del suelo, Ciencias de la tierra, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecolog fa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energOticos, Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educaci6n ambiental, PrevenciOn de Ia conteminaciOn Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Software computacional, Manual pars el maestro, Correo electrOnico, PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Papa electrOnica

UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ, INSTITUTO DE CIENCIAS SOCIALES Y ADMINISTRACION Coordinadora del Area de Salud Ambiental: Rosa Manuela Sales Escagodo Telefono: (1) 611-5722 Fax: (1) 613-8679 [email protected] Lopez Mateos No. 20 Cd. Juarez, Chihuahua 32000 Tlpo: InstituclOn educativa Area de ServIclo: Estatal principalmente Audlencla: Profesionistas en qufmica, ingenierfa, biologfa y biomedicine. MIsIdn: Crear profesionistas en el area de salud Temas de sus Programas: Salud ambiental, salud ocupacional, sanitizaciOn basica. Materlales DIsponlbles: Aquellos disponibles en la Universidad como cuadernos, colecciones de materiales producidos por instituciones gubernamentales. Programas de EA: CoordinaciOn con instituciones gubemamentales y no gubernamentales. J3 Guth de Recursos de EducaciOn Ambiental en la Frontera 51 coAmaLA- A/C EIIODIIVERSIIDAD MEXICANA S.A DE C.V. COMISION ECOLOGICA DE PIEDRAS NEGRAS, Bielogo: Rodrigo H. Gonzalez ASOCIACION ECOLOGICA FRONTERA NORTE Telefono: (8) 412-8490 Fax: (8) 439-1262 Presidente: Ing. Eduardo Sepulveda [email protected] Telefono: (8) 782-5722 Fax: (8) 783-0870 Ca lz. Antonio Narro #70 Quinta Trinidad [email protected] Saltillo, Coahuila 25000 Cuauhtemoc #504 Nte. Tipo: Negocio Piedras Negras, Coahuila 78853 Area de-Serviclo Region T-Ipo:-No-lucnativa Audiencia: Adultos / universidad, lico en general Area do Serviclo: Regional, Municipal Misi On: Propagar comercialmente especies de plantas de los deslertos Audiencla: Preparatoria, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, del mundo evitando que estas plantas sean saqueadas de sus habitats Primaria naturales Malan: Aprovechar las experiencias de otras regiones en crisis por Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ecosistemas, agua pare prevenir los problemas de nuestra region que es de las mas ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, Plantas altas en crecimiento, tanto por Mexico como por USA. Mediante Materlales Disponibles: Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, conferencias a nivel primaria, secundaria y preparatoria, asf como Conferencias, Video apoyando a las empresas con information pare el reciclado y el ahorro del agua, adorn& de actividades comunitarias de limpieza riberefla. Tomes de sus Programas: Ciencias de Ia tierra, Ecosistemas, CENTRO DE 1:iACZEILLERATO TECNOLOGICO ApredaciOn de la naturaleza, EducaciOn ambiental, Prevencien de la INDUSTRIAL I( DE SERVICIOS #34 contamination Profesora: Norma Patricia Betancourt Hernandez Matedales Disponlbles: Conferencias, Video Telefono: (8) 783-020 Fax: (8) 783-0542 Av. Tecnologico s/n Col. Andres S. Viesca Piedras Negras, Coahuila 26000 Tipo: institucien educativa Area de SenrIcio: Piedras Negras Audlencia: Public° en general 'Vision: Apreciacien de Ia naturaleza Temas de sus Programas: Salud. Serviclos Especiaies: Recoleccion de basura, plasticos, productos menos tOxicos del hogar. Programas de EA: participamos en Ia recoleccion de papal y carton como parte del programa °Coahuila Umpla". COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE L1MITES Y AGUAS (CILA) COAHUILA Ing. Ignacio Pena Trevino CENTRO DE AAC ILLERATO TECNOLOGICO Telefono: (8) 772-4013 Fax: (8) 772-5002 INDUSTRIAL Y DE SERVICIOS #54 [email protected] Ing. Olga Claudia Berianga Gonzalez Capitan Leal 210, Col. Benito Juarez Telefono: (8) 773-0496 Fax: (8) 773-0218 Cd. Acuna, Coahuila 26200 Carretera Presidente, La Amistad Km. 4 Tipo: Gubernamental Cd. Acuna, Coahuila 26200 Area de Serviclo: Estatal. Tipo: InstituciOn educativa Audiencla: Comunidades fronterizas Area de Serviclo: Urbana MisiOn: Preservacion de los lfmites territoriales, cuidado de las agues Audiencia: Preparatoria, CapacitaciOn para maestros nacionales e internacionales. 'Vision: Preparar alumnos criticos para que puedan enfrentarse a Tomas de sus Programas: Aguas internacionales cualquier problematica y solucionen Ia situacien satisfactoriamente. Matertales Dlsponibles: Anualmente un boletfn hidrometrico y afluentes Temas de sus Programas: Conservacion del suelo, Ecologfa, Manejo del Rfo Bravo de desechos / reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Serviclos Especlaies: Coordinacien de grupos binacionales Conservacion del agua, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, EducadOn Programas de EA: Coon:Unladen de talleres de saneamiento. ambiental, PrevenciOn de Ia contamination Materiales Disponibies: Manual pare el maestro, Publicacien informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Visitas guiadas COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA, GERENCIA REGIONAL CUENCAS CENTRALES DEL NORTE Ingeniero: Pablo Hernandez Telefono: (1) 717-7801 Fax: (1) 713-9930 calagua@ halcon.laguna.ual.mx Blvd. Revolution 2343 Ote. Torreon, Coahuila 27000 Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Rural, Municipal, Urbana Audiencia: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, PUblico en general, COLEGIIO NACIONAL DE EDUCACION Secundaria, Participa.ciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn pare PROPESIIONAL TtCNICA (CONALEP) maestros Marco Antonio Esparza MisiOn: Conservacion en cuanto a cantidad y calidad del agua Telefono: (8) 772-4013 Fax: (8) 772-6986 Temas de sus Programas: Legislacien ambiental, Administracien y Calle Mina y Seguro Social conservacien de los recursos, ConservaciOn del suelo, Desarrollo Cd. Acuna, Coahuila 26200 sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / recidaje, Ecosistemas, Tipo: InstituciOn educativa Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio Area de Servicio: Estatal ambiente, Calidad del aqua, Education ambiental, Prevention de Ia Audiencia: Maestros y estudiantes contamination EducaciOn estudiantil Math:whiles DIsponlbles: PublicaciOn informativa, ,Talleres de Temas de sus Programas: Asistente de direcciOn, refrigeracion y capacitaci6n, Conferencias, Video mecanica electrica. Materiales Disponibles: Biblioteca, servicio social.

Gulls de Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Fro's:era 154 53 BEST COPY AVAILABLE A ®DIP DIRECCION GENERAL DE ECOLOGIA, ESTADO Ing. Luis Alfonso Moncada DE COAHUILA Telefono: (8) 696-0035 Fax: (8) 696-0034 Director General de Ecologfa: Ren6 Martinez Presidente Carranza 501 Norte Telefono: (8) 412-5622, 414-9213 Fax: (8) 412-5678 Cuatrocienegas, Coahuila 27640 Victoria 608, Primer Piso, Zona Centro TIpo: No lucrativa Saltillo, Coahuila 25000 Area de ServIc lo: Valle de Cuatrocienegas Tlpo: Gubernamental Educar a los residentes y a los turistas sobre Ia proteccion del Area de Servlclo: Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publics° en Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable y protecciOn del valle general, Secundaria, Parficipacion comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn de Cuatrocienegas. para maestros Materiales DIsponlbles: Materiales didacticos, triptico. Weldon: Sensibilizar, concienciar, y educar en favor del medio ambiente ServIclos Especlales: Informacion sobre el valle, conferencias a Ia poblacion en general. didacticas, educacion ambiental comunitaria y turismo. Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Recursos energeticos, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre DIRECCION DE ECOLOGIA, CD. ACURA Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, PublicaciOn Director: Jose Luis Hulgufn Tinoco informativa, Talleres de capacltaciOn, Conferencias, Video Telefono: (8) 772-3511 Fax: (8) 772-5940 Guerrero y Galeana, altos Cd. Acuha, Coahuila 26200 FUNDACION ECOLOGICA MEXICANA (FEMAC) Tlpo: Gubernamental Director Ejecutivo: Rodolfo Ruiz Reyna Area de Servlclo: Cd. Acufla Telefono: (8) 416-3104, 415-9122 Fax: (8) 416-6652 Audlencla: Jovenes, ninos y public° en general femacl @prodigy.net.mx Cuidar y proteger el medio ambiente, suelo, agua, aire, recursos Jose Cardenas Valdez No. 758, Col. Republica de Oriente naturales, flora y fauna. Saltillo, Coahuila 25280 Materlales DIsponlbles: Folletos, campahas de limpieza, Tlpo: No lucrativa presentaciones en las escuelas. Area de Servlclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional ServIclos Especlales: Trabajos que mejoren los estandares de vida. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Publics° en general, Programas de EA: Presentaciones en las escuelas. Secundaria,. Participacion comunitaria, Primaria MIslOn: La brisqueda de soluciones a los problemas ecologicos no debe ser monopolio de ningtin grupo o sector en particular, es necesario que DIRECCION DE ECOLOGfA, PIEDRAS NEGRAS Ia sociedad, en todas sus manifestaciones, asuma con responsabilidad Directora: Josefina Sanchez Ponce y espfritu solidario Ia defensa del medio ambiente, Ia lucha por Ia Telefono: (8) 782-1916 Fax: (8) 782-3191 conservaciOn de los recursos naturales y el acceso al bienestar en Monterrey No. 1304 Norte, Residencial Valle San Jose armonia con las opciones que nos ofrece Ia naturaleza. Piedras Negras, Coahuila 26010 Temas de sus Programas: LegislaciOn ambiental, Ecologfa del desierto, Tlpo: Gubernamental Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Apreciacion de Ia naturaleza, Medio ambiente, Area de Servlclo: Piedras Negras Plantas, EducaciOn ambiental, PrevenciOn de Ia contaminacion AudIencla: Nihos y j6venes Materlales Disponlbles: Correo electronic°, Publicaci6n informativa, Tomas de sus Programas: control de basura, recursos naturales, Talleres de capacitacion, Conferencias, Video integraci6n de los temas ambientales con las escuelas. Materlales DIsponlbles: Videos, manuales pars el maestro. PRESIDENCIA MUNICIPAL DE CD. ACURA SociOlogo: Francisco Mufliz Hernandez DIRECCION DEL AREA DE PROTECCION DE Telefono: (8) 772-3511 Fax: (8) 772-5001 FLORA Y FAUNA CUATROCItNEGAS famuz2000@ hotmailcom Directora: Susana Moncada Guerrero y Galeana Altos Telefono: (8) 696-0574 Fax: (8) 696-0443 Cd. Acurta, Coahuila 26200 [email protected] Tlpo: Gubernamental Presidente Carranza #107 Centro Area de Servlclo: Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Cuatrocienegas, Coahuila 27640 Audlencla: Preescolar, Public° en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn Tlpo: Gubernamental comunitaria, Primaria Area de ServIclo: Rural, Regional, Municipal, Urbana MIslon: Elaborar y ejecutar programas de educacion ambiental. Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y conservaciOn de los ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitaci6n para maestros recursos, ConservaciOn del suelo, Seguridad e higiene industrial y MIslon: Informara a la poblaciOn sobre el valor de nuestros recursos ocupacional, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / naturales, la flora y la proteccion de la fauna en Cuatrocienegas. Proteger reciclaje, Recursos energeticos, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio los habitats naturales y los ecosistemas mss fragiles en el area. Asegurar ambiente, Calidad del agua, Educaciern ambiental, Prevenci6n de Ia el equilibrio y continuaciOn de sus procesos de evoluciOn ecologicos. contaminacion Hacer use de los recursos naturales, proteger Ia diversidad de las Materlales DIsponlbles: Libros, Talleres de capacitacion, Video especies geneticas, especialmente las que se encuentran en peligro de extinci6n y proporcionar un sitio para el estudio y Ia investigacion del ecosistema. PROCURADURIA FEDERAL DE PROTECCION AL Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencia forestal, AMBIENTE (PROFEPA), SECRETARIA DE MEDIO ConservaciOn del suelo, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de AMBIENTE RECURSOS NATURALES Y PESCA desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Apreciaci6n de Ia naturaleza, (SEMARNAP) ConservaciOn del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Rogelio Cepeda Sandoval Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Publicacion Telefono: (8) 414- 1219 Fax: (8) 411-8408 .profeparacoahl .telmex.net.mx informativa, Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Blvd. Vecarranza 2454, Colonia Republica Oriental Video Saltillo, Coahuila 25280 Tlpo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Estatal

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Audlencla: Personas interesadas en la preservation de Ia fauna integral, independiente, econamicamente sostenible y ecolOgicamente silvestre. sustentable de la nacion, de Ia region y del estado de Coahuila. Esto, a MIslan: Administration de los recursos naturales traves de Ia generation y socializacian del conocimiento en las areas Temas de sus Programas: Unidades moviles y apoyo pars Ia de su dominio, para Ia elevaciOn de la calidad de vida de Ia poblacian preservation de fauna silvestre. rural y de Ia productividad en el trabajo. Para ello se basa en el ejercicio Materlales DIsponlbles: Vehiculos y computadoras del juicio crftico, de la vocation humanista, de los valores democraticos y de los principios nacionalistas. Temas de sus Programas: Administraci6n y conservacion de los PROTECCION DE LA FAUNA MEXICANA, A. C. recursos, Ecologfa del desiertorCienciaforestalr-Gonservacion-deusuaro, -Dinsictorai-Eglanfina-Carrales Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, ConservaciOn del agua, Medio Telefono: (8) 410-5714 Fax: (8) 410-5714 ambiente, Plantas, Fauna silvestre profauna@ interclan.net.mx Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitation, Visitas guiadas Juan Bautista Escorza No. 383, Fracc. Urdinola Sa Itillo, Coahuila 25020 TIpo: No lucrativa Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal AudlencIa: Preescolar, Rib lico en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros MIslon: Promover, propiciar, desarrollar y elaborar planteamiento operativos concretos que permifan una mayor y mejor coordinacian y colaboraciOn de los sectores ptiblicos y privado en las acciones tendientes a lograr la conservaci6n, el mejoramiento y Ia restauraciOn del ambiente Temas de sus Programas: AdministraciOn y consenracian de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservacion del suelo, Ecologla, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Conservacian del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, EducaciOn ambiental, Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias

SISTEMA MUNICIPAL DE AGUAS Y SANEAMIENTO (SIMAS) Profesor: Humberto Sanchez Cortes Telefono: (8) 782-0504 Fax: (8) 782-0813 [email protected] Abasolo y Zaragoza s/n Zona Centro Piedras Negras, Coahuila 26000 Tipo: Gubernamental Area de ServIclo: Municipal Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, lico en general, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria, CapacitaciOn para maestros MIslon: Concienciar a la poblacion para hater un use racional e inteligente del agua programa: 'CULTURA DEL AGUK Temas de sus Programas: Ciencias de Ia tierra, Ecologfa, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Medio ambiente, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn Materlales Dlsponibles: PublicaciOn informativa, Talleres de capacitation, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video

UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA AGRARIA ANTONIO NARRO Director de InvestigaciOn: Dr. Alejandro Zarate Lupercio Telefono: (8) 417-3721 Fax: (8) 417-1179 [email protected] http: / /www.uaaan.mx Hacienda Buenavista Salt llo, Coahuila 25315 Tlpo: Institucian educativa Area de Serviclo: Municipal Audlencla: Preescolar, ParticipaciOn comunitaria, Primaria MIslon: Contribuir de manors eficaz y eficiente, al desarrollo arm6nico, 156 Guiade Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Frontera 55 NUEVO LEON-B/S BIOCONSERVACION. A.C. ORGANIZACION VEDA SILVESTRE (OVIS) Dr. Armando Contreras Balderas Cat Rodriguez Telefono: 8376-2231 Fax: 8376-2231 Telefono: 8329-1428, 8329-1429 Fax: 8329-1425 [email protected] igarzavto.com http://www.rioweb.org/Partners/Bioconsenracion http./ /ovis.vto.com SolIs.1504 Res. Nogales Av. Ricardo Margain Zozaya 440, Col. Valle del Campestre San Nicolas de los Garza, Nuevo Le 6n 66450 San Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Lean 66261 Tipo: No lucrativa Tipo: No lucrativa Area de Serviclo: Binacional Area de Serviclo: Desierto Sonorense_costa_Tamaulipeca,-y-sur-de Audientla:-Preescolar, adultos-/-universtdad,-capadtadan para mae- baja California. stros, participacian comunitaria, pablico en general. Mislon: Conservar las plantas silvestres en regiones distintivas del MlsI6n: Promover actividades biologicamente equilibradas, necesarias mundo para las futures generaciones. socialmente y econamicamente viables. Programas de EA: Programas de voluntarios para participar en Ia Tomas de sus Programas: Ecologia del desierto, ecologfa, consenradem de especies. ecosistemas, medio ambiente, educacian ambiental, salud ambiental, legislacian ambiental, fauna silvestre, recursos marinos y acuaticos, plantas, desarrollo sustentable, administration de recursos, prevencion PRONATURA NORESTE de Ia contaminacian, disponibilidad de agua, conservadan del agua, calidad del agua. Coordinador de Educacidn y Desarrollo para Ia Conservation: Sergio Medellin Materiales Disponlbles: Libros, talleres de capacitacion, pagina Telefono: 8358-1108 ext.11 Fax: 8359-6280 electranica, programas, publicaciones informativas, conferencias. [email protected] Av. Eugenio Garza Sada 2501 Sur, Ediflcio Cedes, 5to Piso Monterrey, Nuevo Lean 64849 Tipo: No lucrativa Area de Serviclo: Areas rurales del noreste de Mexico Audlencla: Maestros, estudiantes, padres de familia, nifios. Lesion: Conservar Ia flora, Ia fauna y los ecosistemas, promoviendo el desarrollo de la sociedad en armonfa con la naturaleza. Temas de sus Programas: Prevention de incendios y restauracian de zonas afectadas, conservaciOn de Ia biodiversidad del Desierto Chihuahuense, Ia Laguna Madre y el occidente de Ia Sierra Madre, CENTRO DE DERECHO AMBIENTAL proteccian de ayes migratorias. Director: Ricardo Mier Ayala Materlales DIsponlbles: Publicacian informativa Profauna, gufas de Telefono: 8348-8213 Fax: 8346-4552 campo sobre mariposas, plantas nativas, parques y areas naturales cedanemnl sdm.net.mx protegidas. Loma Larga #2524, Col. Obispado Programas de EA: Amigos de Ia Naturaleza, dirigido por estudiantes Monterrey, Nuevo Lean 64060 universitarios. Tipo: No lucrativa Area de Serviclo: Regional, Municipal, Urbana, Binational Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Public° en general, Participacian comunitaria RED DE EDUCADORES AMBIENTALES DE MIslon: Promover el conocimiento, la aplicacian e incluso el NUEVO LEON perfeccionamiento de Ia legislacian aplicable en Ia region Noreste de Coordinadora: Gloria Peza Hernandez Mexico Telefono: 8371-0740, 8373-5287, 8373-5668 Fax: 8373-53-40 Temas de sus Programas: Laplacian ambiental, Administracian y gloriaph@n11 telmex.netmx conservacian de los recursos, Ecologfa del desierto, Desarrollo Nueva Jersey 4038, Fracc. Industrial Uncoln sustentable, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Monterrey, Nuevo Lean 64310 Apredacian de Ia naturaleza, Conservacian del agua, Medio ambiente, Tipo: Gubernamental Calidad del agua, Educacian ambiental, Fauna silvestre Area de Serviclo: Estatal Materlales Disponibles:Ubros, Publication informative, Visitas guiadas, Audlencla: Preescolar, Secundaria, Participacian comunitaria, Primaria, Conferencias Capacitacion pars maestros MIslon: Educative Tomas de sus Programas: Ecologia, Medio ambiente, Educacidn INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO Y DE ESTUDIOS ambiental SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY, Materlales Disponlbles:Talleres de capacitation, Conferencias, Video CENTRO DE CALIDAD AMBIENTAL Sayuri Yamanaka Varela Telefono: 8358-1400 ext 5264 Fax: 8359-6280 [email protected] Av. Eugenio Garza Sada 2501 Sucursal de Correos Monterrey, Nuevo Le6n 64849 Tipo: Instituclan educativa Area de Serviclo: Regional, Estatal, Urbana, Binational SECRETARIA DE EDUCACION, GOBIERNO DEL Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Participacion comunitaria ESTADO DE NUEVO LEON MIslon: Apoyar estudios macroambientales, con enfasis en los Gerardo de Jesus Mendoza Jimenez problemas ambientales regionales en los centros urbanos y las areas Telefono: 8371-8689 Fax: 8373-5340 circundantes, agua superficial, aguas costeras, atmasfera, sueloy subsuelo. [email protected] Temas de sus Programas: Administracian y conservacian de los Nueva Jersey 4038, Fracc. Industrial Uncoln Monterrey, Nuevo Lean 64310 recursos, Ciencia forestal, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, TIpo: Gubernamental Ecosistemas, Medio ambiente, Educacidn ambiental Area de Serviclo: Estatal Materlales DIspontbles: Software computacional, Correo electronic°, Audlencla: EducaclOn formal basica, pablica y privada. Publicacian informativa, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electranica MIslon: Proporcionar educacian de alta calidad para la poblaciOn,

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promover valores en los diferentes niveles educativos y Ia poblacian en general. Tomas de sus Programas: Promover Ia cultura ecologica en coordinacian con el ITESM Mater lales Dleponlbles:Camparia anual sobre el agua, libros de texto, planes educativos, planes de desarrollo estatales. ServIclos Especlales: Apoyo humano, tecnolegico y legal por parte del gobiemo a las instituclones educativas.

SUBSECRETARfA DE ECOLOGfA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE NUEVO LEON Coottinador de Proyectos Especiales: Ra61 Martinez Telefono: 8331-3152, 8331-3272 Fax: 8331-3252, 8331-3272 sima @mail.nl.gob.mx Av. Alfonso Reyes No. 1000 Norte, Colonia Regina Monterrey, Nuevo Lean 64290 Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Estatal, Urbana Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Pablico en general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacion pare maestros MIsIdn: Proporcionar un medio ambiente saludable pare la poblacion. Tomas de sus Programas: Legislacian ambiental, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Ecosistemas, Medio ambiente, Educacian ambiental, Prevencian de la contaminacian Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitacion, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video

UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE NUEVO LEON, FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS Bialogo: Manuel Torres Morales Telefono: 8352-47-83/ 8352-2139 ext. 13 Fax: 8352-4880 [email protected] Ciencias Biologicas, Unidad B San Nicolas de los Garza, Nuevo Lean 66420 Tlpo: Institucian educative Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estate', Municipal, Urbana Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Capacitacian pans maestros MIslon: Crear, preserver y difundir la cultura en beneftcio de la sociedad, mediante la docencia, investigaciOn y extensionismo. Temas de sus Programas: Administracian y consenracion de los recursos, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupacional, Ecologia, Recursos marinos y acuaticos, Medio ambiente, Calidad del agua, Prevencian de la contaminacion, Fauna silvestre Materlales Disponlbles: Talleres de capacitacion, Conferencias

58 158 Gula de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera TAMAULIPAS- C CBTIS 189 Materlales Dlsponibles: Videos, folletos; volantes ambientales. Maestra: Lic. Ana Alicia Garza Garcia Serviclos Especlales: Monitoreo del Rfo Bravo, participaci6nen Telefono: (8) 810-0953 Fax: (8) 810-0953 campanas y eventos de culture ambiental. Carretera Send. Nal. KM. 4.5 EJ. Los Arados Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87560 Tipo: Institution educativa Areade Servicio: Urbana COLEGIO DE BACHILLERES DEL ESTADO DE Audlencla: Preparatoria TAMAULIPAS Maestra: Blanca Graciela_Nava Alvarado -1141s16nQue-el Oven educando-logre-aregresar del plantst obtener un Telefono: (8) 974-0990 certificado de bachiller y un tftulo de una carrera tecnica. Temas de sus. Programas: Calidad del ague Carretera a Puente Internacional, Km. 1 Camargo, Tamaulipas 88440 Materlales Dlsponibles: Manual para el maestro, Talleres de Tipo: Institution educativa capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Video Area de Servlclo: Rio Bravo y Rio San Juan Audlencla: Estudiantes MIslon: Educativa, monitoreo de los rfos. Tomas de sus Programas: Proyecto del Rio.

COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA (COLEF) Director: Jose Antonio Trujeque Telefono: (8) 816-1630 Fax: (8) 816-1730 jatrujequeeinfoselnet.mx http://www.colef.mx Paso de Ia Reforma 34, Col. San Francisco CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS FRONTERIZOS Y DE Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87350 PROMOCION DE LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS Tlpo: Instituckfin educativa Area de Servlclo: RegiOn de Reynosa- McAllen, Matamoros - Promotor: Arturo Solis Gomez Brownsville Telefono: (8) 922-2441 Fax: (8) 922-4922 Audlencla: Investigadores, organizaciones no gubernamentales, [email protected] organismos gubemamentales. Zaragoza #650, 3er Piso, Despacho 13. Zona Centro MIslon: Investigation en Ia economfa, polftica, sociedad y culture Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88500 Tipo: No lucrativa Tomas de sus Programas: Estudios del medio ambiente, genericos, indices, urbanos, demograficos y culturales. Area de Servlclo: Frontera de Tamaulipas, desde NuevoLaredo hasta Matamoros. Materlales Dlsponibles: Revista, Internet, mapas, imagenes de satelite Programas de EA: Ecoparque en Tijuana, legislacion ambiental MIslon: Promover, compartir y apoyar los derechos humans, in cluyendo al medio ambiente. Tames de sus Programas: Desarrollo comunitario, apoyo y capacitation. Materlales Dlsponibles: PublicaciOn informativa, tripticos, estudios, COLEGIO NACIONAL DE EDUCACION PROFESIONAL TtCNICA 129 (CONALEP) Serviclos Especlales: Information documentada sobre Iacuenca, Maestra: Delta Josefina Garcia de Ia Torre basada en estudlos cientificos, trabajo comunitario. Telefono: (8) 924-7621 Fax: (8) 924-4219 Calle Londres y Munich s/n, Col. Canada Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 87000 CENTRO INTERNACIONAL DE ESTUDIOS DEL Tipo: Institution educativa RIO BRAVO Area de ServIclo: Colonia Canada MIslon: Promover el reciclaje, apreciaciOn sobre el use y la conservation Presidenta: Blanca Aurora Abrego Duclos de los recursos naturales Telefono: (8) 712-3965 Fax: (8) 712-3965 Dr. Mier 4433 Tomas de sus Programas: Reforestaci6n y clasificacion de desechos sOlidos Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas 78042 Tipo: No lucrativa Materlales Dlsponibles: Periodic° mural, tripticos Area de Servlclo: Area fronteriza Audiencla: Public° en general MIsIdn: Dirigir el trabajo de protection del rio. Crear apreciaciOnentre COMISION ECOLOGICA DE REYNOSA (CER) los ciudadanos sobre la importancia de mantener el rio limpio. Instructor Ambiental: Profra. Elvira Vazquez Baez Temas de sus Programas: Medio ambiente y comunidad. Telefono: (8) 923-0609 Materlales Dlsponibles: cuadernos pare dibujar y libros pare escuelas, myaslem Oexcite.com cuadernos pare colorear. Almendros #2511 Col. el Anhelo Serviclos Especlales: Conferencias especializadas y materiales Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88760 educativos pare escuelas y Ia comunidad, apoyo legal, presentaciones Tlpo: No lucrativa pare varios niveles escolares y public° en general, organization del Area de Servlclo: Reynosa Dfa del Rfo. Audlencla: Clubes ecolegicos para ninos Programas de EA: Conferencias, folletos informativos. MIsIdn: Mejorar nuestro medio ambiente, desarrollar programas de reforestacion y reciclaje Tomas de sus Programas: DonaciOn de arboles, reciclaje, cuidado y manejo de ayes acuidicas, reforestaciOn CLUB ECOLOGIC° CETIS 71 Materlales Dlsponibles: Folletos, varias publicaciones Coordinadora de Educaci6n Ambiental: Ma. Teresa de J. Davila Torres Telefono: (8) 924-1313 Programas de EA: Contemplar los programas de educaciOn para capacitor a los ninos, como lo son el reciclaje, separaciOn, composta, Viaducto PEMEX s/n, Facc. Antonio J. BermOdez reforestacion, campanas de limpieza, manejo y cuidado de las ayes Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88727 acuaticas Tipo: InstituciOn educativa Area de Servlclo: Col. ArnpliaciOn Rodriguez. AudIencla: Estudiantes MIsleSn: Acci6n comunitaria y promocion de Ia cultura ambiental.

Gula de Recursos de EducaciOn Ambientalen la Frontera 59 TARIAITILIDPAE, COMIISIION INTERNACIONAL IDE LIIMITIES Y ptiblico en general. MIslon: Contribuir a la formacion de una cultura ecologic's en nuestra AGUAS (MLA) NUIEVO LAREDO ciudad, establecer enlaces con otros organismos de la region pars Director Tecnico Operativo: Ing. David Negrete Arroyos promover actividades conjuntas en pro del medio ambiente Telefono: (8) 713 4973 Fax: (8) 712-6398 Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa, educaci6n ambiental, manejo de [email protected] desechos, conservation del agua Av. Guerrero y 15 de Junio, Puente Internacional No. 1 Dilaterlales DIsponlbles: Manual para el maestro, talleres de Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas 88000 capacitaci6n, videos. Tipo: Gubernamental Area de ServIcio: Regional, Municipal, Urbana, Binacional Audlencia: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Secundaria, ParticipaciOn comunitaria DIRECCION DE LIMPIEZA PUBLICA Melon: Garantizar la defensa de los intereses nacionales en la Director: Profr. Enrique Garda Castillo celebraciOn de acuerdos sobre limites y aguas internacionales entre Telefono: (8) 817-1241 Fax: (8) 817-0122 Mexico y los Estados Unidos, asi como Ia aplicacion de dichos acuerdos. 3ra. y Alejandro Prieto Mantener la capacidad tecnica para la realizaci6n de las tareas de Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87300 supervisi6n, operacion y mantenimiento de las obras construidas Tipo: Gubernamental conforme a los acuerdos celebrados entre Mexico y los Estados Unidos Area de Servlclo: Matamoros en materia de limites y aguas Internacionales. Audlencla: POblico en general Temas de sus Programas: Ecologfa, Apreciacion de la naturaleza, Tomas de sus Programas: Recoleccion de desechos municipales Medio ambiente, Plantas, Educaci6n ambiental, PrevenciOn de la Reaterlales DIsponlbles: Camiones pars recolecciOn contaminacion Serviclos Especlales: Escuelas limpias, recolecciOn de Ilantas, barrida Aflaterlales Disponibles: Ubros, Publicacion informativa, Visitas guiadas, de calles Conferencias

COMIISION INTERNACIONAL DE LIIMITES Y AGUAS ((MLA) TAMAULIPAS Ing. Felipe Chalons Jimenez Telefono: (8) 924-8249 Fax: (8) 924-8209 [email protected] G UIP'0 DIE ECOLOGiA DE LA PREPARATORIA Krn. 9 Carretera Riberefia, Campamento Federal Anzalduas "PROPR. RICARDO SALAZAR CEVALLOS" Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88500 Docente: Ing. Carlos Alberto Flores Soto Tipo: Gubernamental Telefono: (8) 817-2031 Fax: (8) 817-2031 Area de ServIclo: Regional, Estatal 14 y Periferico s/n Audiencla: Adultos / Universidad Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87300 Vigilancia y aplicaci6n de los Tratados Internacionales Sabre Tlpo: Institucion educativa Limites y Aguas, asf coma regular y ejercer los derechos y obligaciones Area de Serviclo: Valle bajo del Rfo Bravo asumidos bajos dichos Tratado, dando soluciOn a las diferencias quo 1111816n: Dar orientacion a estudiantes sabre cuestiones ambientales. puedan surgir como consecuencias de tales aplicaciones Temas de sus Programas: Prevencion de Ia contaminacion Allaterlales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas INSTITUT° TECNOLOGICO DE MATAMOROS Subdirector de Planation y Vinculacion: Paula Arriaga Telefono: (8) 814-0952, 814-09-53 Fax: (8) 814-09-52, 814-09-53 COMIISIION MUNICIPAL DDE AQUA POTABLE Y Carretera Laura Villar Km. 6.5 ALCANTARIILLADO DE NUEVO LAREDO Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87300 Jefe de Departamento de Capacitacion y Adiestramiento: Lic. Sandra Tipo: Institucion educativa Luz Tejada Vallarta Area de Servlclo: Region noreste del estado de Tamaulipas Telefono: (8) 712-9117 ext. 112 Fax: (8) 712-9613 Audlencla: J6venes (preparatoria y universidad) [email protected] IlIlls16n:Crear profesionistas de excelencia comprometidos can el trabajo, Victoria 4610 Col Hidalgo (Rica y creatividad quo correspondan a las demandas de desarrollo Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas 88160 social, cientifico y tecnologico de la regi6n. TIpo: Gubernamental Tomas de sus Programas: Ingenierfa quithica ambiental, ingenierfa Area de Servlclo: Municipal civil e industrializacion industrial, electronica, electromecanica, ciencias Audlencla: Preescolar, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Secundaria, computacionales, administraci6n y contaduria. Primaria Serviclos Especiaies: Cursos de participaciOn al sire libre fiAls16n: Contar can la estructura requerida para dotar el suministro de Programas de EA: La ingenierfa quimica ambiental incluye materias agua potable en cantidad y calidad a la ciudadania, brindando un servicio relacionadas con la legislacion ambiental en municipios fronterizos. Estos eficiente y oportuno garantizando el desarrollo global de nuestra han sido financiados por el banco mundial y apoyados par el Instituto comunidad Nacional de Ecologia Temas de sus Programas: ConservaciOn del agua Ikliateriales DIsponlbles: Visitas guiadas, Conferencias IINSTITUTO TECNOLOGIICO DE REYNOSA Subdirectora Academica: Esperanza Rosales CONSE1143) MUNICIPAL DIE EDUCACIION Telefono: (8) 929-0019 Fax: (8) 929-0020 AMBIIIENTAIL t [email protected] Coordinadora General: Lic. Marfa Teresa Davila Torres Avenida Tecnologico s/n, Col. Lomas Real de Jarachina Sur Telefono: (8) 920-3986 Fax: (8) 924-1988 Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88730 teresadavila @ infosel.com Tipo: Institucion educativa Ebano 98, Col. Petrolera Area de Servlclo: Municipios de Reynosa, Rio Bravo y Dias Ordaz. Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88680 Audlencla: Estudiantes Tipo: Gubernamental Formar profesionales de excelencia can mistica de trabajo, Area de Servlclo: Urbana, municipal, regional, binacional productividad y creatividad, responsabilidad en interes en la Audlencla: Preescolar, primaria, secundaria, preparatoria, adultos / conservacion del media ambiente y el desarrollo qua el pals reclama, universidad, capacitaciOn para maestros, participaciOn comunitaria, compartiendo con la poblaciOn on general los beneficios del conocimiento

60 160 Gal:de Recursos de Educacidn Ambiental en la Frontera TAMABL AS-JIS Tomas de sus Progra. mas: Educacion tecnologica Icabrerat) npep.pemex.com. Materlales DIsponlbles: Videos Pachuca NTE 227 Paseo Colon con Coahuila Programas de EA: Comfit) municipal de educacien ambiental, control Rio Bravo, Tamaulipas 88900 de descargas de aguas residuales en la frontera, programa Quetzalatl Tlpo: No lucrative (aguas preciosas), minimizackfin de residuos selidos, reciclado de Area de ServIcIo: Frontera norte de Tamaulipas plasticos y baterlas MIslon: Difundir la educacien ambiental pas conservar y proteger el medio ambiente. Biodiversidad y valor de Ia culture para lograrun desarrollo sustentable on Ia ciudad. JUNTA DE AGUA Y DRENAJE DE MATAMOROS Temas de sus Programas: Educacion ambiental para_maestrosy Coordinadora de CulturadeLAgua:-Lic.-Luz-de-Unda-Audiffred estudiantesTatencton-a-las quejas de los ciudadanos y besqueda de Telefono: (8) 812-3500 ext 34 Fax: (8) 812-4490 posibles soluciones. [email protected] Materlales DIsponIbles: Propuesta pare proteger un area y establecer E. Carranza Col. Modema un corredor biologic° entre los EE.UU. y Mexico. Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87330 ServIclos Especlales: Cursos de educacion amblental, ecologia, Tlpo: Gubernamental biodiversidad, conceptualizaciones generales sobre las lbyes Area de Serviclo: Bajo Rfo Bravo ambientales y las competencias gubemamentales, recursos naturales. Audlencla: Escuelas en Matamoros. MIslon: Operar, mantener y administrar los sistemas de agua potabley saneamiento pars satisfacer las "necesidades de Ia pobla.cien RECO DE REYNOSA Tomas de sus Programas: Culture del agua, crear apreciacion en la Instructor y Colaborador Ambiental: Ing. Jose M. Rodriguez poblacien sobre la responsabilidad del cuidado eficiente y responsable Telefono: (8) 924-1626 Fax: (8) 924-3181 de los recursos reco @acnet.net Materlales DIsponlbles: Videos, cuadernos past dibujar y folletos. Heron Ramirez #869, Col. Rodriguez Programas de EA: Culture del agua. Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88630 Tip*: Negocio Area de Serviclo: Municipal, Urbana LOS NISIOS ECOLOGICOS DE REYNOSA, A.C. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Public° en general, Educadores Ambientales: Prob. Mira Vazquez, lng. Jose M. Rodriguez, Participacion comunitaria Ing. Monica Moreno MIsIdn: Brindar el servicio de limpieza, recoleccien, transportaciony Telefono: (8) 956-1973 Fax: (8) 924-2874 confinamiento de residuos selidos, superando las expectativas de [email protected] nuestros clientes a traves del personal capacitando la tecnologia Almendro #2511 Col. Anhelo adecuada y proporcionandolo con la oportunidad, periedicos, y limpieza Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88760 esperadas de tal forma quo nuestra labor sea. Tipo: No lucrativa Tomes de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Conservation del Areade Serviclo: Rural, Municipal, Urbana suelo, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Secundaria, Medio ambiente, Educacion ambiental, Prevencien de Ia contaminacien Participacion comunitaria, Primaria MIslon: Enfocada hacia el cuidado, Ia conservacien, y defensa de los recursos naturales. Proyectos de reciclaje, forestacien y educacien ambiental de los grupos de los nifios filiales. Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Administracieny conservation de los recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Conservacien del suelo, Ciencias de Ia tiem3, Seguridad e higiene industrial y ocupaclonal, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Apreciacien de Ia naturaleza, Conservacien del agua, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental, Prevention de Ia contaminacion, Fauna silvestre Materlales DIsponlbles: Talleres de capacitacion SECRETARIA DE DESARROLLO U AI O Y ECOLOGIA, DIRECCION GENERAL DE PRESIDENCIA MUNICIPAL DE MATAMOROS RECURSOS NATURALES Y MIEDIO AM IENTE Directora de Control Ambiental: Ing. Sonia Guadalupe Chao:5n del Angel Biologo y Jefe del Departamento: Nally Lopez Vera Telefono: (8) 812-0650 Fax: (8) 812-0859 Telefono: (1) 312-6018, 315-5446 Fax: (1) 315-5580 Calle Sexta entre Gonzalez y Morelos 13 Guerrero y Bravo Matamoros, Tamaulipas 87300 Cd. Victoria, Tamaulipas 87000 Tlpo: Gubernamental Tlpo: Gubernamental Areade Serviclo: Municipal, Urbana Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional, Estatal, Municipal, Urbana, Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico en general, Bjnacional Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Ptiblico en MIslon: Preservar el equilibrio ecologic° y la salud general, Secundaria, Participacion comunitaria, Primaria, Capacitacien Tomas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, Administracieny pare maestros conservacien de los recursos, Seguridad e higiene industrialy MIsIon: Educacion y formacien ambiental a Ia ciudadanfa tamaulipeca ocupaclonal, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologla, Manejo de desechos / quo les permits obtener un cambio de conducta y de respeto a Ia reciclaje, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Conservation delagua, naturaleza. Medio ambiente, Educacion ambiental, Prevencion de la contaminacien, Temas de sus Programas: Administracien y conservacien de los Fauna silvestre recursos, Ecologia del desierto, Ciencia forestal, Conservation del suelo, Materlales DIsponlbles: Publicacien informative, Conferencias Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologfa, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Eoosistemas, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, Apreciacien de Ia naturaleza, Conservacien del agua, Medio ambiente, PROTECCIoN AMBIENTAL Y CULTURA Plantas, Calidad del agua, Educacion ambiental, Prevencien de Ia TAMAULIPECA A. C. contaminacien, Fauna silvestre Bieloga: Nally Lopez Vera Materlales DleponIblea:Manual para el maestro, Talleres de Telefono: (8) 934-1216 Fax: (8) 934-3900 capacitacien, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias, Video

Gula de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera 4(4 61 TAI AULIPAS-StZ SECRETARIA DESARROLLO URBANO Y UNIVERSIDAD MEXICO-AMERICANA DEL ECOLOGIA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO, NORTE, REYNOSA Director General Ejecutivo: Francisco Abel Trevino C. REYNOSA Telefono: (8) 922-2202 Fax: (8) 922-8568 Jefa de Ia Oficina Regional Reynosa: Hugo Montiel Malanco Guerrero #1317 OTE. Col. del Prado Telefono: (8) 926-6090 Fax: (8) 926-6090 Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88560 Brecha E-102 Carretera a Matamoros Tipo: Institucion educativa Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88700 Area de Servlclo: Reynosa y Ia region noreste de Tamaulipas Tlpo: Gubernamental MIslon: FormaciOn integral, educaci6n profesional en el norestede Area de Serviclo: Camargo, Rio Bravo, Reynosa y Dias Ordaz. Mexico pare estudiantes a nivel preuniversitario. Audiencia: Ingenieros ambientales, cazadores, organizaciones no Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo comunitario, educaciOn,cuidado gubernamentales y pUblico en general. del agua, limpieza, reforestaciOn. MIs16n: Promover la transiciOn hacia un desarrollo sustentable Materlales Disponibles: Tripticos Temas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental ServIclos Especlales: Programas de participaci6n ciudadana, Materiales Disponibles: Normas mexicanas oficiales, Medio Ambiente, desarrollo institucional, logistica, campana de limpieza. silvestre. Agenda XXI, Frontera XXI, programa nacional de fauna Programas de EA: Cornish:5n binacional, vecinos del Bajo RioBravo. Programas de EA: En desarrollo.

ZONA ESCOLAR 08 DE EDUCACION ESPECIAL SERVICIOS DE TECNOLOGiAAMBIENTAL, Asesor Tecnico: Jose Angel Tamez Sanchez S. A. DE C. V. Telefono: (8) 923-7629 Ingeniero: Alejandro Perez Tapia jose_angeltamezhotmailcom Telefono: (8) 712-7080, 712-7646 Paseo de las Jacarandas s/n Col. Bermudez Fax: (8) 712-7080 Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas 88750 [email protected] InstituciOn educativa Km. 10.5 Carretera. Nuevo Laredo a Piedras Negras Area de Serviclo: Urbana Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas 88000 Audlencla: Preescolar, Primaria, Capacitaci6n para maestros Tipo: Negocio MIslon: Asesorar a los docentes de educaciOn especial en laatenciOn Area de ServIcio: Municipal de alumnos con y sin discapacidad quo estan inscritos enCentros de Secundaria, Audlencla: Preescolar, Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, AtenciOn Multiple o en primaries regulares. Primaria, CapacitaciOn pars maestros Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia, Manejo de desechos /reciclaje, Contribuir al desarrollo de las ciudades mediante la operacion Ecosistemas, ApreciaciOn de Ia naturaleza, ConservaciOn del agua, y mantenimiento de infraestructura desistemas de aseo publico, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Educaci6n ambiental, Prevencionde la promoviendo ciudades limpias, clientes y usuarios satisfechos con un contaminaciOn servicio de calidad, participando competitivamente en losmercados Materlales Disponibles: Talleres de capacitaciOn nacionales e internacionales y contribuyendo con Ia ecologia yel desarrollo econdmico y social. Temas de sus Programas: Manejo de desechos / reciclaje,Medio ambiente, Educacion ambiental Materiales Disponibles: Visitas guiadas, Conferencias

TERRA NOSTRA A.C. Presidente: Sergio Medellin Morales Telefono: (1) 316-8352 Fax: (1) 316-8352 [email protected] Mendez #205 Pte. Zona Centro Cd. Victoria, Tamaulipas 87000 Tipo: No lucrativa Area de Serviclo: Rural, Regional Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Participacion comunitaria,Primaria Mision: Apoyar a las comunidades campesinas, especialmentelas quo viven en areas protegidas y zonas de alta biodiversidad adisehar alternativas pars conservar su base de recursos naturales y lograr un desarrollo humano sustentable. Temas de sus Programas: Administracion y conservaciOnde los recursos, Desarrollo sustentable, Apreciacion de Ianaturaleza, Medio ambiente, Plantas, Educacion ambiental, Fauna silvestre Materlales Disponibles: Publicaci6n informativa, Talleresde capacitaci6n, Visitas guiadas, Conferencias

162 Guth de Recursos de Educacibn Ambiental en la Frontera 62 DISTRITO FEDERAL-C/F CENTRO DE EDUCACION Y CAPACITACION COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA PARA EL DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE Jefe de Proyecto: Jamie Tinoco (CECADESU) Telefono: 5481-1150 Licenciada en Pedagogia: Maria Teresa Bravo Mercado [email protected] Telefono: 5659-5734 Insurgentes sur #1960-Segundo Piso, Col. Florida [email protected] Delegacion Alvaro Obregon http://www.semarnap.gob.mx/cecadesu Mexico, Distrito Federal 01030 CaUe_Progreso No..34 Primer Plan, CH de Carmen Tipo: Gubernamental Delegacion Coyoacdn Area de ServIcio: Mexico Mexico, Distrito Federal 04100 MIslon: Administrar y preservar las aguas nacionales con la colaboraciOn Tipo: Gubernamental de Ia sociedad pars Ilegar al desarrollo sustentable. Area de Serviclo: Regional, Urbana Temas de sus Programas: Consentacion de agua. Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Public° en general, CapacitaciOn para Programas de EA: Promover el use eficiente del agua, dirigir a la maestros comunidad hacia una major cultura del agua. MIslon: Sentar las bases para Ia transiciOn al Desarrollo Sustentable y frenar los procesos de deterioro ambiental y de los recursos Temas de sus Programas: Desarrollo sustentable, Educacion ambiental COMISION NACIONAL PARA EL Materlales Disponibles: Pagina electronica, Ubros, Manual pare el mae- CONOCIMIENTO Y USO DE LA BIODIVERSIDAD stro, Publicacian informativa, Talleres de capacitaciOn, Conferencias, (CONABIO) Video Hisiqulo Benitez Telefono: 5528-9125 Fax: 5528-9185 hbenitez @ xolo.conabio.gob.mx http://www.conablo.gob.mx Fernandez Leal No. 43, Barrio de Ia Concepcion Delegacion Coyoacan Mexico, Distrito Federal 04020 Tipo: Gubernamental Area de Serviclo: Mexico Audlencla: Mexico CENTRO DE INFOR1WACION MIsIon: Coordinar las acciones y los estudios relacionados con el DOCUMENTACION SOBRE EDUCACION conocimiento y preservaciOn de las especies biolOgicas, asi como CAPACITACIoN (CIDEC) promover las investigaciones cientificas para explorar, estudiar, proteger, Lic. America Barra y usar los recursos naturales que tienden a conservar los ecosistemas Telefono: 5658-3452 Fax: 5658-3411 del pats y generar criterlos para su manejo sustentable. En otras http://www.semarnap.gob.mx/cecadesu palabras, Ia CONABIO fue creada para promover, apoyar, y coordinar Calle Progreso No. 3, Primer Piso, Col. de Carmen los esfuerzos que se realizan actualmente por otras instituciones y DelegaciOn Coyoacan grupos sobre Ia biodiversidad en Mexico bajo tres caracterfsticas Mexico, Distrito Federal 04100 principales: Conocimiento, desarrollo sustentable y difusiOn de Ia Tlpo: Gubernamental informaci6n. Area de Serviclo: Rural, urbana, municipal, estatal y regional Tomas de sus Programas: Inventarios biologicos, biodiversidad. Audlencla: Primaria, preparatoria, adultos / universidad, capacitacion Materlales DIsponlbles: Publicaciones sobre Ia biodiversidad mexicana, para maestros, participacion comunitaria, pUblico en general. publicaciones informativas, mapas. MIslon: Coordinar las actividades educativas, culturales y de Programas de EA: Apoyar los programas nacionales en recursos capacitaciOn para el desarrollo sustentable y la protecciOn del medio acuaticos, botanicos, conservation restauracian, administration, difusiOn ambiente. ecolog fa y genetica, reuniones academicas, zoologia y otros. Visite Temas de sus Programas: Ecologia, ecosistemas, medio ambiente, nuestra pagina electronics. educaciOn ambiental, desarrollo sustentable. Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, manual para el maestro, capacitaciOn para maestros, software, visitas guiadas, pagina electranica, publicaciOn FUNDACION MEXICO-ESTADOS UNIDOS PARA informativa. LA CIENCIA Asistente de Proyectos: Ing. Fernanda Guerrero Telefono: 5524-5150 Fax: 5524-0140 CENTRO NACIONAL DE SALUD AMBIENTAL [email protected] (CENSA) http://vmw.fumec.org.mx Rosa Evilia Manzano San Francisco No. 1626-205, Col. Del Valle Telefono: (7) 271-1091 ext. 93 Mexico, Distrito Federal 03100 [email protected] Tipo: No lucrativa http://cenids.ssa.gob.mx/dirgsa/CENSA.HTML Area de Serviclo: Estatal, Municipal, Urbana Rancho Guadalupe s/n Metepec Audlencla: Adultos / universidad Mexico, Distrito Federal 52140 MIslon: La Fundacion promueve, apoya y alienta la cooperaciOn TIpo: Gubernamental binacional en areas de InvestigaciOn, Educacian y Fortalecimiento Area de Serviclo: Mexico Institucional relacionados con la Ciencia, Ia Tecnologia, Ia Ingenierla y Audlencla: Ptiblico en general Ia Salud Publica MIslon: Identificar y evaluar los riesgos de Ia salud ambiental y Tomas de sus Programas: Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, ocupacional para fortalecer la capacidad de respuesta del Departamento Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Calidad del agua, PrevenciOn de la de Salud. contaminaciOn Temas de sus Programas: Efectos severos y crOnicos de Ia Materlales DIsponlbles: Ubros, Manual para el maestro, Video contamination atmosferica, vigilancia epidemiologica y ambiental de los efectos a Ia salud causados por Ia exposiciOn a plaguicidas, exposiciOn a metales pesados y salud ocupacional. Materlales DIsponlbles: Documentos tecnicos sobre salud ambiental. Programas de EA: Desarrollo de.centros de toxicologfa en todo el pats, Frontera XXI.

Guth de Recursos de Educacidn Ambiental en la Frontera 163 EST COPYMAILABLE 63 DISTRITO FEDERAL INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE ECOLOGIA(INE) Director de Informacion Ambiental: Rolando Rios Telefono: 5624-3454, 5624-3400, 5624-3401 Fax: 5662-8910 [email protected] http://www.ine.gob.mx Ave. Revoluci6n 1425 Col. Tlacopac, Nivel 9 Mexico, Distrito Federal 01040 Tip*: Gubernarnental Area de Serviclo: Regional, Municipal, Binational Audlencla: Public° en general, Participacion comunitaria MIslon: Organismo gubemamental encargado de diseliar y aplicar Ia politica ambiental a escala nacional, incluyendo los temas de calidad del sire, residuos peligrosos, vide silvestre y regulaciOn ambiental. Tomas de sus Programas: ConservaciOn del suelo, Desarrollo sustentable, Ecologia, Recursos merinos y acuaticos, Manejo de desechos / reciclaje, Ecosistemas, Recursos minerales y minerfa, Disponibilidad y suministro de agua, Recursos energeticos, Conservacion del ague, Medio ambiente, Plantes, Calidad del agua, Prevenci6n de Ia contaminacion, Fauna silvestre Mater !ales DIsponlbles: Libros, Correo electrOnico, Publicacien Informative, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Conferencias, Video, Pagina electr6nica

LA NETA Coordinadora de Proyecto: Marisa Jacott Telefono: 5554-1980 Fax: 5554-1980 [email protected] http://wwwlaneta.apc.org/emis Alberto Zamora 126, Col. del Carmen Delegacion Coyoacan Mexico, Distrito Federal 04100 TIpo: No lucrative. Area de ServIclo: Municipal Audlencla: Adultos / universidad, Preparatoria, Participacion comunitaria MIslon: Proveer de servicios electronicos a las organizaciones e individuos pare facilitar su acceso a Ia intercomunicacien Tomas de sus Programas: Legislacion ambiental, PrevenciOn de la contaminaciOn Materlales Dleponlbles: Correo electronic°, Talleres de capacitaci6n, Pagina electritica

SECRETARIA DE MEDIO AMEIENTE, RECURSOS NATURALES Y PESCA (SEMARNAP) Director de Asuntos Fronterizos: Eike Duffing Telefort: 5628-0600 ext. 2041 Fax: 5625-0644 duffing @ semamap.gob.mx Lateral Anillo Periferico 4209, 6o Piso, Fracc. Jardines de Ia Montana Mexico, Distrito Federal 14210 TIpo: Gubernamental Area de Servlclo: Mexico Audiencia: Mexico MIsIdn: El programa de educacien ambiental consiste on Ia ejecucion de proyectos y acciones de educaciOn y formaci6n ambiental pare el desarrollo sustentable en coordinaci6n con diferentes instancias privadas y no gubernamentales. Se conforma de propuestas educativas, materiales didacticos y de difusion, catalogos de informacion, en formaciOn y educaciOn ambiental, informes y memories sobre los proyectos y acciones generadas en educacion y culture ambiental.Todas estas partes del producto tienen como prop6sito brindar institucionalmente servicios de asesorta y asistencia tecnica, intercambios de informaciOn, cooperacion y organizacion, asf como promover y organizer eventos diversos. Tomas de sus Programas: Valores culturales, desarrollo e implementaciim de proyectos, administracien de recursos naturales, educaciOn ambiental. 6, 164 Gula de Recursos de EducaciOn Ambiental en la Frontera Indice Ternatico de la Gula de Cielo, Bosques1Lluviosos Tropicales) Recursos de EducaciOn Ambiental Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera Fauna Silvestre Introduccion: Legislacion Ambiental

Los programas educativos de las organizaciones Manejo de Desechos (Manejo de Desechos Solidos, enumeradas en la Gula de Recursos de Educacion Reciclaje, Desechos Peligrosos Provenientes del Hogar, Ambiental en la Frontera cubren una amplia gama de Respuesta a Emergencias, Planificaci6n de Contingencias, temas. Originalmente, nuestra encuesta organize) estos Manejo de Desechos lndustriales, Derecho a Ia temas en diez categories tematicas generales. Pero, con InformaciOn, Toxicos) Ia entrega de mas y mds informed& acerca de estas organizaciones, se hizo evidente que estas categories eran Medi° Ambiente (Impacto Ambiental, PrevenciOn y limitantes. Por lo que comenzamos a incluir todos los temas Control de Problemas Ambientales, Contaminaci& del amplios que las organizaciones presentaron en la secciOn Agua/Aire, Conocimiento Ambiental, Ciencia Ambiental, "Temas del Programa" de cada una. De allf, se elabor6 Tecnologia Ambiental, Energia, Energfa Solar, Poblacidn, una lista de 20 temas especificos. Estos conforman Ia Clime Global, Recursos Renovables). (Para informaci& estructura del Indice tematico. Lo que sigue es una lista acerca de desechos y temas relacionados, refierase a de los temas del Indice en letras negrillas y las areas Desechos SOlidos y Toxicos). especificas que tocan (en parentesis). Plantes (Etnobotanica, Especies Natives, Jardinerfa, Administraclon de los Recursos (Conservaci6n, Ecologfa de Plantas, RevegetaciOn) PreservaciOn y RecuperaciOn de Areas Verdes, Manejo de Tierras) Prevencion de Ia Contaminacion Agriculture (Jardineria, Elaboraci6n de Composta, Recursos Energeticos Sue los, Agroqufmicos, Horticulture, Jardinerfa Ornamental, I rrigaciOn) Recursos Merinos y Acuaticos Agua (Tratamiento de Aguas Negras, Ecologia de Recumos Minerales y Mineria Cuencas Hidrograficas, Ecologfa Riberefia, Industria Pesquera y de Acuicultura, Recursos Marinos y Costeros, Salud Ambiental Calidad del Agua, Sistemas Acuaticos) Segurided e Higlene Industrial y Ocupacional ApreciacIdn Cultural (Argue° 'ogle, Historia Humana, Costumbres Tradicionales, Folklore, Intercambios Aunque estos temas son distintos muchos estan Culture les) relacionados y puede haber areas de traslape. Por ejemplo, una organized& pudiera ofrecer programas educativos Apreciacion de Ia Naturaleza (Historia Natural, relacionados con ayes. La organized& estarfa ubicada RecreaciOn, Habilidades para Recreaci& al Aire Libre, debajo de Fauna porque esta categorfa describe Areas Silvestres, Manejo) programas que ofrecen informed& acerca de un grupo especifico de animales. La misma organizaciOn, en su Bosques (RevegetaciOn, Silviculture, Manejo de estudio de ayes, pudiera tener interes en asuntos de vide Recursos Forestales, Manejo de Incendios Forestales, silvestre, por lo que adicionalmente aparecerfa on Ia Arboles) seccion de Vida Silvestre. Otra categorfa que exhibe duplicaciOn es Mundo Natural por causa de su componente Clenclas de la Tierra (Oceanograf fa, Geologfa, de historia natural. Por ejemplo, muchos parques estatales Astronomfa) tienen programas que presentan informed& acerca de las plantas, vide silvestre o ciencias naturales que se Conservacion del Suelo encuentran en el area. Estos parques pueden aparecer debajo de las categorfas de Plantas, Vida Silvestre o Desarrollo Sustentable (Desarrollo Comunitario, Uso Ciencias Naturales, tanto como Mundo Natural, sustentable de Recursos, Ecoturismo, ParticipaciOn dependiendo del nivel de especificidad de sus programas. P6blica) El Indice tematico esta organizado alfabeticamente por Ecologia tema para cada estado con el fin de ayudar a los uSuarios de la gufa en la b6squeda a nivel regional de los programas Ecologia del Deslerto relacionados con temas especificos. Ecosistemas (Marinos, Deserticos, Riberefios, Islas del

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ADMINISTRACION DE LOS RIECURSOS Elephant Butte Irrigation District 4 Hawks Aloft, Inc. Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 4 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Hidalgo County Soil and Water Conservation District 4 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Jomada Experimental Range 5 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Center fnr_Hancis4/1 Learning_ 2 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Schools 6 City of Albuquerque 3 Lincoln National Forest 6 Dona Ana County USDA 3 Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly 6 Gila National Forest 4 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Hidalgo County Soil and Water Conservation District 4 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 New Mexico Environment Department, Drinking Water 8 Jornada Experimental Range 5 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 Jornada Resource Conservation and Development Program 5 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste 8 Lincoln National Forest 6 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 New Mexico Office of the State Engineer, Water New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 Use and Conservation Bureau 9 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish 7 New Mexico Project WET 9 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 New Mexico State Land Office 9 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste 8 New Mexico State Parks 10 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 New Mexico State Land Office 9 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 New Mexico State Parks 10 New Mexico Water. Resources Research Institute 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 North American Institute 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 11 Project del Rio 11 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Rural Community Assistance Corporation 12 Project WILD, Conservation Services 12 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Sky Island Alliance 13 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Southern Area Health Education Center, Border Health Sky Island Alliance 13 Education Training Center 13 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Tierra Madre 14 Tierra Madre 14 Tree New Mexico 14 Tree New Mexico 14 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge 14 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 Waste-Management Education and Research Consortium 15 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 Western New Mexico University 15 APRIECIACION CULTURAL White Sands National Monument 15 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 ACRICULEURA New Mexico Department of Game and Fish 7 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Mesilla Valley Cow Belles 6 APRECIACION DE LA NATURALEZA

Alameda Park Zoo 1 AG U A Brantley Lake State Park 1 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Amigos Bravos 1 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Border Health Office 1 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 City of Albuquerque 3 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 City of Rocks State Park 3 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 Center for Latin American Studies 2 Gila National Forest 4 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Hawks Aloft, Inc 4 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 City of Albuquerque 3 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful City of Rocks State Park 3 5 Dona Ana County USDA 3 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5

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Lincoln National Forest 6 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Living Desert State Park 6 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Sky Island Alliance 13 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish 7 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Western New Mexico University 15 New Mexico State Parks 10 White Sands National Monument 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 CONSERVACION DEL SU ELO New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 Oliver Lee Memorial State. Park 11 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Project WILD, Conservation Services 12 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 2 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge 14 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 City of Albuquerque 3 Western New Mexico University 15 City of Rocks State Park 3 White Sands National Monument 15 Dona Ana County USDA 3 Wildworks Conservation Foundation 16 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 World Wildlife Fund 16 Hidalgo County Soil and Water Conservation District 4 Jornada Experimental Range 5 110SQUES Lincoln National Forest 6 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 City of Albuquerque 3 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 Gila National Forest 4 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 New Mexico State. Land Office 9 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 New Mexico State Parks 10 Lincoln National Forest 6 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 New Mexico State Parks 10 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 11 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Tree New Mexico 14 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 Tree New Mexico 14 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 DESA RROL,I,0 SUSTENTABI* Western New Mexico University 15 Amigos Bravos 1

. Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 CIENCIAS DE LA TIERRA Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Alameda Park Zoo Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Center for Latin American Studies 2 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Center for Hands-On Learning , 2 City of Albuquerque 3 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 City of Rocks State Park 3 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 Dona Ana County USDA 3 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Elephant Butte Irrigation District 4 Jornada Resource Conservation and Development Program 5 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension. Service 4 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Lincoln National Forest 6 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly 6 Lincoln National Forest 6 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Living Desert State Park 6 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 New Mexico State Land Office 9 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 11 New Mexico Project WET 9 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Project del Rio 11 New Mexico State Parks 10 Sierra Club, Rio Grande Chapter 12 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Southwest Technology Development Institute - NMSU 13 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Tierra Madre 14 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 11 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 68 167 Gula de Recursos de Educaci6n Ambiental en la Frontera NUEVO MEXICO

T--::;-4 oom.cooirx ..7,ttokt, New Mexico State Land Office 9 New Mexico State Parks Alameda Park Zoo 1 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County Brantley Lake State Park 1 10 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Bureau of. Land Management, Roswell 2 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Project WILD, Conservation Services 12 Center for Hands-On Learning 2-Sky-island-Alliance 1-3- Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 City of Albuquerque 3 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 City of Rocks State Park 3 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge '4 Dona Ma County USDA 3 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 Western New Mexico University 15 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 White Sands National Monument 15 Jornada Experimental Range 5 World Wildlife Fund 16 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 ECOSISTEMAS Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Lincoln National Forest 6 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Living Desert State Park 6 Brantley Lake State Park 1 National Audubon Society New Mexico 6 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 New Mexico State Parks 10 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 City of Albuquerque 3 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 City of Rocks State Park 3 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Dona Ana County USDA 3 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 11 Hawks Aloft, Inc 4 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Project WILD, Conservation Services 12 Las Cruces Public Schools 5 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Lincoln National Forest 6 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Living Desert State Park 8 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly 6 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National WildlifeRefuge. 14 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 USFWS - Servil leta National Wildlife Refuge 14 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Western New Mexico University 15 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 White Sands National Monument 15 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 New Mexico Project WET 9 Alameda Park Zoo 1 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Brantley Lake State Park 1 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 New Mexico State Parks , 9 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Project WILD, Conservation Services 12 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Rio Grande Restoration 12 City of Albuquerque 3 Sierra Club, Rio Grande Chapter 12 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 City of Rocks State Park 3 Dona Ma County USDA 3 Sky Island Alliance 13 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 . Tree New Mexico 14 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 Jornada Experimental Range 5 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge 14 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 14 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge Las Cruces Public Schools 6 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 15 Lincoln National Forest 6 Western New Mexico University Living Desert State Park 6 White Sands National Monument 15 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 EDUCACION ANIBIENTAI, New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Alameda Park Zoo 1 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Amigos Bravos 1 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 Guth de Recursos de Educacidn Ambiental en la Frontera 168 69 NUEVO MEXICO

Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Lincoln National Forest 6 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Living Desert State Park 6 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 City of Albuquerque 3 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 City of Rocks State Park 3 New Mexico Department of Game and Fish 7 Dona Ana County USDA 3 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 New Mexico State Parks 10 Jornada Experimental Range 5 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Lincoln National Forest 6 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero CoUnty 10 Living Desert State Park 6 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 11 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 Project WILD, Conservation Services 12 New Mexico Environment Department, Drinking Water 8 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 Rio Grande Restoration 12 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste 8 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 New Mexico Environment Department, Recycle 8 Sky Island Alliance 13 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico State Land Office 9 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge 14 NMSU Agricultural Communications 10 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Western New Mexico University 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 White Sands National Monument 15 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 11 Wildworks Conservation Foundation 16 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 World Wildlife Fund 16 North American Institute 11 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 rnAit,01=11oR1 &NE5ORIVA11144.11111111111 Project del Rio 11 Amigos Bravos 1 Project WILD, Conservation Services 12 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 Border Health Office 1 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Southern Area Health Education Center, Border Health Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 Education Training Center 13 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 Tree New Mexico 14 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 USFWS- San Andres National Wildlife Refuge 14 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste 8 USFWS - Servilleta National Wildlife Refuge 14 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Waste-Management Education and Research Consortium 15 North American Institute 11 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 Western New Mexico University 15 Sky Island Alliance 13 White Sands National Monument 15 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 Western New Mexico University 15 FAUNA SI 1.,V ESTE: Alameda Park Zoo 1 ,k:_0[tatZMCqn Amigos Bravos 1 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Brantley Lake State Park 1 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 City of Rocks State Park 3 2 Carlsbad Caverns National Park Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 City of Albuquerque 3 Lincoln National Forest 6 City of Rocks State Park 3 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 3 Dona Ma County USDA New Mexico Environment Department 7 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico 4 New Mexico Environment Department, Recycle 8 Gila National Forest 4 New Mexico State Parks 10 Hawks Aloft, Inc. 4 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4

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NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 10 City of Albuquerque 3 Rural Community Assistance Corporation 12 City of Rocks State Park 3 Southern Area Health Education Center, Border Health Dona Ana County USDA 3 Education Training Center 13 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 Southwest Technology Development Institute - NMSU 13 Jornada Experimental Range 5 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Living Desert State Park ....____A E D 10 A ,rn ':-'1---Nabonai A7bon Society, New Mexico 6 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Alameda Park Zoo 1 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Amigos Bravos 1 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science 9 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 New Mexico State Parks 9 Brantley Lake State Park 1 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Las Cruces 10 2 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 City of Albuquerque 3 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 City of Rocks State Park 3 Rio Grande Restoration 12 3 Dona Ana County USDA Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 Elephant Butte Irrigation District 3 Southwest Strategy Coordination Office 13 4 Environmental Education Association of New Mexico U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 4 Gila National Forest USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 4 Hawks Aloft, Inc. Western New Mexico University 15 Hidalgo. County Cooperative Extension Service 4 White Sands National Monument 15 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 World Wildlife Fund 16 Jornada Experimental Range 5 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 Las Cruces Museum of Natural History 5 kitEiVE N.C1 DE LA CON'FAMINACION Las Cruces Public Schools 6 Alameda Park Zoo 1 Lincoln National Forest 6 Amigos Bravos 1 Living Desert State Park 6 Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 National Park Service U.S. - Mexico Affairs Office 7 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 Center for Latin American Studies 2 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 New Mexico Environment Department, Drinking Water 8 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 City of Rocks State Park 3 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage Museum 8 Dona Ana County USDA 3 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 Elephant Butte Irrigation District 4 New Mexico State Land Office 9 Hawks Aloft, Inc 4 New Mexico State Parks 10 Hidalgo County Cooperative Extension Service 4 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Chaves County 10 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 Lincoln National Forest 6 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 11 Living Desert State Park 6 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 National Audubon Society, New Mexico 6 Oliver Lee Memorial State Park 11 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 New Mexico Environment Department, Groundwater Quality 8 Rio Grande Nature Center State Park 12 New Mexico Environment Department, Hazardous Waste 8 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 New Mexico Environment Department, Recycle 8 Sky Island Alliance 13 New Mexico Farm and Ranch Heritage-Museum 8 Southwest Technology Development Institute - NMSU 13 New Mexico Project WET 9 Tree New Mexico 13 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute 11 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 North American Institute 11 Western New Mexico University 15 Otero Soil and Water Conservation District 11 White Sands National Monument 15 Rio Grande Restoration 12 Southern Area Health Education Center, Border Health MEMENErir,'",' Education Training Center 13 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 Border Health Office 1 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 Brantley Lake State Park 1 Water Utilities Technical Assistance Program 15 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Bureau of Land Management, Las Cruces 2 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 illE,';',CURSOS EN FRC ETICOS Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Carlsbad Caverns National Park 2 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Center for Hands-On Learning 2 Chihuahuan Desert Conservation Alliance 3 Chihuahuan Desert Nature Park 3

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City of Albuquerque 3 Keep Las Cruces Beautiful 5 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 New Mexico Environment Department, Recycle 8 New Mexico Forestry & Resources Conservation Division 8 New Mexico State Land Office 9 New Mexico State Parks 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Otero County 10 New Mexico Wildlife West Nature Park 11 Southwest Technology Development Institute - NMSU 13 Tierra Madre 14 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 RECURSOS N1Al2INOS Y ACUATICOS Amigos Bravos 1 Brantley Lake State Park 1 Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly 6 New Mexico State Parks 10 Rio Grande Restoration 12 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 USFWS- Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge 14 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 Western New Mexico University 15 RFCURSOS MINERALES Y MINERIA Bureau of Land Management, Carlsbad 2 Bureau of Land Management, Roswell 2 Bureau of Land Management, Socorro 2 New Mexico Agriculture in the Classroom 7 New Mexico Bureau of Mines and Mineral Resources 7 New Mexico State Land Office 9 New Mexico State Parks '10 Sierra Soil and Water Conservation District 12 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 14 University of New Mexico School of Law 15 Western New Mexico University 15

Border Environmental Health Coalition 1 Border Epidemiology & Environmental Health Center 1 Border Health Office 1 Interhemispheric Resource Center 5 NMSU Cooperative Extension Service, Lincoln County 10

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I S.re."1k4?tiN45N131..:I OS RELU,12SOS Audubon Society - Texas. 17 A Baylor College of Medicine 17 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Big Bend National Park 18 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 17 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 19 Big Bend National Park 18 Caddo Lake Institute, Inc. 19 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 Center for-Global-S. -----Brii:WRiWaTEirvironmentalEducaticWPioject (BREEP) 19 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 19 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 City of Brownsville, Public Health 21 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 City of Edinburg 21 Chihuahuan Desert Resource Conservation and Colonies Unidas 21 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 20 El Paso Solar Energy Association 22 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 El Paso Solar Energy Association 22 El Paso Zoo 22 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Environmental Defense Fund 22 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), Franklin Mountains State Park 23 University of Houston-Clear Lake 23 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 24 Extension Service Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Keep Texas Beautiful 25 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Extension Service 24 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Lamar Bruni Vergara Environmental Science Center 26 International Boundary and Water Commission 24 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Kiskapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas 25 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Lamar Bruni Vergara Environmental Science Center 26 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stoskton 28 Laredo City Utilities 26 North American Butterfly Association South Texas NABA-SOTX 28 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Padre Island National Seashore 29 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Public Policy Research Center 29 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & McAllen International Museum 27 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 29 McAllen Water Utilities 27 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin Coalition 30 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Rio Grande-Nueces Resource Conservation & Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 31 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 29 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Public Policy Research. Center 30 (STEER) Laredo 32 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 30 Resource Management 33 Rio Grande Council of Governments 30 Swan Group 33 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, El Paso 34 River Pierce Foundation 31 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 River-Watch Network, Inc 31 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Sabel Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 34 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 32 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 South Texas Community College, Project del Rio 32 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 (STEER) Laredo 32 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Austin 37 Swan Group 33 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 38 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 Texas State Aquarium 39 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Texas Water Development Board 39 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 34 The Nature Conservancy of Texas, Inc. 40 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 University of Texas at El Paso 42 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center - USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Rural Public Health 34 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs 36 Texas Department of Transportation- Ac Ri cf6 ti A Environmental Affairs Division 36 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Texas Engineering Extension Service 36 Extension Service 24 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, El Paso 34 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 37 Texas Water Resources Institute 40 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Austin 37 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Border Colonias 37 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Agua Para Beber 17 Source Water Assessment and Protection Program 38 Arnistad National Recreation Area 17 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 38

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 University of Texas at Brownsville, Laguna Madre Texas State Aquarium 39 Learning Center 42 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Texas Watch 39 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 Texas Water Resources Institute 40 Texas Water Utilities Association 40 I3OSQU ES U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Audubon Society - Texas 17 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 41 University of Texas at Brownsville 42 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 University of Texas at El Paso 42 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26. Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 31 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 Why Wastewater?, Inc. 43 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 APRECIACION CULTURAL Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 Franklin Mountains State Park 23 CIFNCIAS DE LA TIERRA Guadalupe Mountains National Park 24 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Audubon Society - Texas 17 APRECIACION DE LA NATURALEZA Baylor College of Medicine 17. Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Big Bend National Park 18 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 20 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Big Bend National Park 18 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 Davis Mountains State Park 21 City of El Paso 21 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Davis Mountains State Park 21 El Paso Zoo 22 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Environmental Defense Fund 22 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Franklin Mountains State Park 23 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 GLOBE Teacher Training UTEP 23 Gorgas Science Foundation 24 Gorgas Science Foundation 24 Guadalupe Mountains National Park 24 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Keep Texas Beautiful 25 Keep Texas Beautiful 25 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc 25 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas 25 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Padre Island National Seashore 29 Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge 27 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 (STEER) Laredo 31 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Padre Island National Seashore 29 Resource Management 33 Porter High School Geography Club 29 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 River Pierce Foundation 31 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Texas State Aquarium 39 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 32 Texas Water Development Board 39 South Texas Environmental Education and Research University of Texas at Austin 41 (STEER) Laredo 32 University of Texas at Brownsville 42 South Texas Youth Ranch-Pharr 32 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Sunnyside Day School 33 Swan Group 33 CONSERVACION DEL SUELO Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Big Bend National Park Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 18 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 34 20 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 35 20 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 37 22 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 38 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 24 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. Texas State Aquarium 38 26 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & Texas Watch 39 The Nature Conservancy of Texas, Inc. 40 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 30 Rio Grande International Study Center University of Texas at Brownsville 42 30 University of Texas at Brownsville, School of Education, Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Environmental Education 42 South Texas Environmental Education and Research (STEER) Laredo 32

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Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Big Bend National Park 18 Resource Management 33 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 20 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 Earth Care Organization 21 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center - El Paso Zoo 22 Rural Public Health 34___Envinanrnental-institute-of-Houston-(EIH), Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 University of Houston-Clear Lake 22 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 Gorgas Science Foundation 24 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Keep Texas Beautiful 25 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Valley Land Fund 43 Laguna Atascoaa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Laredo City Utilities 26 DES Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Big Bend National Park 18 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Padre Island National Seashore 29 Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Border Information & Solutions Network (BISN) 18 Sabel Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 19 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 32 Center for Global Studies 20 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Resource Management 33 Chihuahuan Desert Resource Conservation and Swan Group 33 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 Earth Care Organization 21 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 El Paso Solar Energy Association 22 Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 35 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 El Paso Zoo 22 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Keep Texas Beautiful 25 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 37 Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas 25 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 38 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 Texas State Aquarium 39 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 Texas Water Development Board 39 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 29 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Public Policy Research Center 30 University of Texas at Brownsville 42 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 University of Texas at El Paso Department of Biological Sciences 42 Rio Grande/Rio Bravo Basin Coalition 30 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Rio Grande-Nueces Resource Conservation & Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 31 Sabel Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter 31 li:COLOG iA DEL DES! E RTO South Texas Environmental Education and Research Amistad National Recreation Area 17 (STEER) Laredo 32 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans -Pecos 17 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Big Bend National Park 18 Resource Management 33 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Swan Group 33 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs 36 City of El Paso 21 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Davis Mountains State Park 21 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Texas Water Development Board 39 El Paso Zoo 22 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 U.S. Dept of Energy (Clean Cities) 41 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 41 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 University of Texas at Brownsville 42 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 University of Texas at El Paso 42 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 rkelMe*'4cirAl Rio Grande International Study'Center 30 River Pierce Foundation 31 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 South Texas Environmental Education and Research 31 Audubon Society - El Pasoffrans-Pecos 17 (STEER) Laredo 32 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17

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Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 Resource Management 33 Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 19 Swan Group 33 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 City of El Paso 21 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 Colonies Unidas 21 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 El Paso Zoo 22 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), University of Houston-Clear Lake 23 I.:C()S ST I.: (V1 A S Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Gorges Science Foundation 24 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 Keep Texas Beautiful 25 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Big Bend National Park 18 Laredo City Utilities 26 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 League of. Women Voters of El Paso 26 Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 19 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Caddo Lake Institute, Inc. 19 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 20 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 Padre Island National Seashore 29 City of El Paso 21 Prude Ranch 30 Davis Mountains State Park 21 Public Policy Research Center 30 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service. Board 22 Rio Grande International Study Center Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), 30 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 University of Houston-Clear Lake 23 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 32 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Gladys Porter Zoo 23 (STEER) Laredo 32 Gorgas Science Foundation 24 Sunnyside Day School 33 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Swan Group Keystone Heritage Park, Inc 25. 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.0 26 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 34 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Texas A&M International University 34 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center - Padre Island National Seashore 29 Rural Public Health 34 River-Watch Network, Inc. 31 Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 35 Sabel Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Texas Environmental Awareness Network (TEAN) 35 Santa Ma National Wildlife Refuge 31 Texas Environmental Education Advisory Committee (TEEAC) 36 Sea Camp, Texai A&M University at Galveston 32 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 Sierra Club, Lone Star Chapter 32 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 (STEER) Laredo 32 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg Sul Ross University, Department of Natural 38 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs Resource Management 33 38 Texas State Aquarium 39 Swan Group 33 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Seivice, Presidio County 34 Texas Water Development Board 39 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 41 Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 35 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 6 41 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Region 6, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 US/Mexico Program (6WQ-D) 41 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 38 University of Texas at Austin 41 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 38 University of Texas at Brownsville 42 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 University of Texas at Brownsville, School of Education, Texas State Aquarium 39 Environmental Education 42 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 University of Texas at El Paso 42 University of Texas at Brownsville 42 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 University of Texas at El Paso 42 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 University of Texas at El Paso Department of Biological Sciences 42 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 I %U N8 F.ST Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 EDUCACION ABIENTAL Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Audubon Society - El. Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 Audubon Society - El Paso/Trans-Pecos 17 Big Bend National Park 18 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Big Bend National Park 18 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 76 175 Gula de Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Frontera TEXAS

Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue. 20 Brownsville Ecological Division 19 City of El Paso 21 Brownsville Waste Minimization and Recycling Department 19 Davis Mountains State Park 21 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Colonies Unidas 21 El Paso Zoo 22 Edinburg 2020 Environment Committee 22 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Gladys Fbrter Zoo 23 El Paso Zoo 22 Gorges Science Foundation 24 Fort Leaton State Historic. Park (TPWD) 23 Keystone Heritage PEWIRC. 25- Gladys -Porter Zoo 23 League of Women Voters of EI,Paso 26 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural . Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Extension Service 24 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 Keep El Paso Beautiful, Inc. 25 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Keep Texas Beautiful 25 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 27 Kicicapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas 25 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 Padre Island National Seashore 29 Pan American Health. Organization (PAHO) 29 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & Project HOPE (Health Opportunities for People Everywhere) 29 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 30 Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Development Program (USDA-NRCS) 30 Sabel Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Rio Grande Council of Governments 30 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 32 Sabel Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 South Texas Environmental Education and Research South Texas Environmental Education and Research (STEER) Laredo 32 (STEER) Laredo 32 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Swan Group 33 Resource Management 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 Sunnyside Day School 33 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 34 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center - Texas A &M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 Rural Public Health 34 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs 36 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 34 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 Household Hazardous Waste Management Program 37 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 36 Texas State Aquarium 39 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 38 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 38 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 41 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 Texas State Aquarium Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board N1.1101,0 it1-13 I EN F The Nature Conservancy of Texas, Inc. Audubon Society - Texas 17 University of Texas at Brownsville Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service Big Bend National Park 18 Valley Land Fund Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Valley Proud Environmental Council Cameron Park Centro Cultural 19 Center for Big Bend Studies/Sul Ross State University 20 LEcasLAcOrs' A11.13.1EN.TA1., Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling 20 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 City of Brownsville, Public Health 21 Office of Colonia Initiatives, Austin 28 City of El Paso 21 Public Policy Research Center 29 Davis Mountains State Park 21 Rio Grande Council of Governments 30 Earth Care Organization 21 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 El Paso Solar Energy Association 22 South Texas Environmental Education and Research El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 (STEER) Laredo 31 El Paso Zoo 22 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Environmental Defense Fund 22 Brewster/Jeff Davis County 33 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 University of Houston-Clear Lake 23 Texas Center for Policy Studies 35 Environmental Solutions Program, Texas General Land Office 37 Center for Energy and Environment (UT Austin) 23 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, El Paso 37 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Texas State Soil & Water. Conservation Board 39 GLOBE Teacher Training UTEP 23 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 41 Guadalupe Mountains National Park 24 University of Texas at El Paso 42 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service 24 1....AN IfiQ.S. Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Keep Texas Beautiful 25 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc 25 Big Bend National Park 18 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 League of Women Voters of El Paso 26 Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18

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Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.0 26 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 26 Lower Rio Grande Valley Nature Center 27 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 28 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Alpine 28 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 Padre Island National Seashore 29 Padre Island National Seashore 29 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 29 Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Proyecto Fe y Esperanza 30 Santa Ana National Wildlife. Refuge 31 Public Policy Research Center 30 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Rio Bravo Desert Resource Conservation & Development (STEER) Laredo 32 Program (USDA-NRCS) 30 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Rio Grande Council of Governments 30 Resource Management 33 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Sunnyside Day School 33 River Pierce Foundation 31 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 River-Watch Network, Inc. 31 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Sabal Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 34 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 32 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 35 (STEER) Laredo 32 Texas Farm Bureau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 South Texas Nivel Ranch-Pharr 32 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 37 Sul Ross University, Department of Natural Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 38 Resource Management 33 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 38 Sunnyside Day School 33 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 Swan Group 33 Texas State Aquarium 39 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, The Nature Conservancy of Texas, Inc. 40 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 34 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Terrell County 34 University of Texas at Brownsville 42 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Webb County 34 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service 42 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center - Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 Rural Public Health 34 Texas Butterfly Festival. Mission Chamber of Commerce 35 PREVENCION LAtONTAM fisicACION Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs 36 Texas Department of Transportation- Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Audubon Society - Texas Environmental Affairs Division 36 17 Baylor College of Medicine Texas Farm Buieau (Ag in the Classroom) 36 17 Big Bend National Park Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 37 18 Big Bend Ranch State Park Texas General Land Office 37 18 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 Border Environment Cooperation Commission 18 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 38 Border Information & Solutions Network (BISN) 18 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Edinburg 38 Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 19 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 City of Brownsville, Compost and Recycling Texas PTA Environmental Committee 38 20 El Paso Solar Energy Association Texas State Aquarium 39 22 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39 22 El Paso Zoo Texas Water Development Board 39 22 Environmental Defense Fund Texas - Mexico Borderlands Information Center 39 22 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 International Boundary and Water Commission U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 41 24 University of Texas at Brownsville 42 Keep Texas Beautiful 25 University of Texas at El Paso 42 Laredo Environmental Engineering 26 League of Women Voters of El Paso University of Texas School of Public Health 42 26 USDA-Natural Resources Conservation. Service 42 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.C. 26 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 National Wildlife Federation (Gulf States Field Office) 27 Wilderness Park Museum 43 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 28 PI.ANAS Padre Island National Seashore 29 Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 29 Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Rio Grande Council of Governments 30 Amistad National Recreation Area 17 Sabel Palm Audubon Center and Sanctuary 31 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University' at Galveston 32 Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park 17 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Big Bend National Park 18 (STEER) Laredo 31 Big Bend Ranch State Park 18 Swan Group 33 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension( Service, Presidio County 34 City of El Paso 21 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Davis Mountains State Park 21 South Texas AmeriCorps Initiative (STACI) 34 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Texas A&M University School Health Science Center - El Paso Zoo 22 Rural Public Health 34 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 37 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 Texas General Land Office 37 Gorges Science Foundation 24 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Austin 38 Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge 25 Texas State Aquarium 39 Los Caminos del Rio of Texas, Inc. and Mexico, A.0 26 Texas State Soil & Water Conservation Board 39

78 Gula de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontesa 177 TEXAB

U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 40 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 41 Hidalgo County Office of the Texas Agricultural University of Texas at Brownsville 42 Extension Service 24 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Laredo Manufacturers Association 26 1.1' R S 13SISTATMVOI Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 29 South Texas Environmental Education and Research Audubon Society - Texas 17 (STEER) Laredo 31 Big BbrTdIqafionarPark 18 texas-A&M-Agricultural-Extension-Servicei-PresidioCounty___34___ Center for Environmental Resource Management (CERM) 20 El Paso Solar Energy Association 22 Texas General Land Office 37 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 38 Gladys Porter Zoo 23 University of Texas School of Public Health 42 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Laredo Clean Cities Coalition 26 Natural Resources Conservation Service, El Paso 28 Padre Island National Seashore 29 River Pierce Foundation 31 Southern Union Gas 33 Swan Group 33 Texas Forest Service - Urban Forestry 37 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Laredo 38 Texas Rail Road Commission 39 U.S. Dept of Energy (Clean Cities) 41 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, El Paso Border Office 41 University of Texas at Austin 42 University of Texas at El Paso 42

R E C41312 SOgrIVI VJ(i)5**, Adopt-A-Wetland Program 17 Audubon Society - Texas 17 Brazos River Environmental Education Project (BREEP) 19 Chihuahuan Desert Wildlife Rescue 20 El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 Environmental Institute of Houston (EIH), University of Houston-Clear Lake 23 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 Keystone Heritage Park, Inc. 25 Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ft. Stockton 27 Padre Island National Seashore 29 Rio Grande International Study Center 30 Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge 31 Sea Camp, Texas A&M University at Galveston 32 South Texas Environmental Education and Research (STEER) Laredo 32 Texas A&M Agricultural Extension Service, Presidio County 34 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, State Programs 38 Texas State Aquarium 39 University of Texas at Brownsville 42 Valley Proud Environmental Council 43 (RECD RSOS WIVE RdgI9s,404ER tx- Big Bend National Park 18 Chihuahuan Desert Research Institute 20 Fort Leaton State Historic Park (TPWD) 23 Insights El Paso Science Museum 24 South Texas Environmental Education and Research (STEER) Laredo 32

SA L U1-3A m131,E,NiiiNE Laredo Manufacturers Association 26 Migrant Clinicians Network (MCN) 27 Paso del Norte Health Foundation 29 South Texas Environmental Education and Research (STEER) Center 32 Texas Department of Health, Office of Border Health, Austin 35 Texas Department of Health, Office of Border Health, El Paso 35 Texas Department of Health, Office of Border Health, Laredo 35

El Paso Water Utilities-Public Service Board 22 El Paso Zoo 22

n Gula de Recursos de Education Ambiental en la Frontera 6/ 0 79 CIEBIEUAEIJA

,DMINISTRACION DE LOS RECURSOS,.- ,131L-S A A.B I Eye ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Cd. Juarez 45 ComisiOn de CooperaciOn EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) 45 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 46 ComisiOn Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez 45 Consultores de Seguridad Industrial y Medio Ambiente (COSIME)... 46 Comisidn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 46 Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 Comity de Ecologia de Ojinaga 46 Ediciones GUILEBCA 47 Ediciones GUILEBCA 47 Proyecto del Rio 49 Federation Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud Sierra Madre Alliance Program 50 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 47 ----Universidad-AUt6noma-de-Chihuahua Institute Nacional de Investigaciones_Farestales Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Agricolas y Pecuarias 48 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 Institute Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus Cd. Juarez 48 Organizacidn Popular Independiente 49 Proyecto del Rio Centro de Estudios Tecnologicos Industrial y de Servicios 49 Sierra Madre Alliance Program (CETIS) #98 45 50 Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez, ComisiOn de CooperaciOn Ecologica Fronteriza (COCEF) 45 Centro de Estudios Bioldgicos 50 Comisi6n Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez 45 Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Comisidn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 46 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente Comite de Ecologia de Ojinaga 46 51 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez 46 Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.C. 46 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 AQUA XXI, A.C. 44 Ediciones GUILEBCA 47 Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrial ydeServicios Escuela Preparatoria Estatal por CooperaciOn 8404 (CETIS) #98 44 "Praxedis G. Guerrero° 47 Comisi6n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 45 Escuela Preparatoria Federal por CooperaciOn Comity de Ecologia de Ojinaga 45 EMS - 2/47 Altavista de Juarez 47 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez 45 Escuela Secundaria Federal No. 4 47 Ecologia del Tercer Milenio, A.C. 46 Federation Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud Ediciones GUILEBCA 46 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 47 FederaciOn Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud FM Globo 98.3 48 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 46 Hermanos y Amigos Defensores del Agua (HADA) 48 FM Globo 98.3 47 Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales Instituto Tecnoldgico y de Estudios SuperioresdeMonterrey, Agricolas y Pecuarias 48 Campus Cd. Juarez 47 Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Organizacidn Popular Independiente 48 Campus Cd. Juarez 48 PromociOn Social Kolping A.C. 48 Junta Municipal de Agua y Saneamiento de Juarez 48 Proyecto del Rio 48 OrganizaciOn Popular Independiente 49 Sociedad Regional Norte de Ingenieria Sanitaria y Ambiental 49 Programa Comparieros, A.C. 49 Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua 49 Proyecto del Rio 49 Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez 49 Universidad Autdnoma de Chihuahua 50 Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez, Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez, Centro de Estudios BiolOgicos 49 Centro de Estudios BiolOgicos 50 Universidad Autdnoma de Cd. Juarez, Universidad Autonoma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 L COL0-46i*,131r.'/I°111E*Si,W. Rro APRECIACION DE LA NATURALEZA Asociacion de Energia Solar de Ciudad Juarez 45 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 46 Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrial y de Servicios Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 (CETIS) #98 45 Ecologfa del Tercer Milenio, A.C. 47 ComisiOn de CooperaciOn EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) 45 Ediciones GUILEBCA 47 Comity; de Ecologia de Ojinaga 46 Sierra Madre Alliance Program 50 FM Globo 98.3 48 Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez 51 Hermanos y Amigos Defensores del Agua (HADA) 48 Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua 50 BOSQU ES Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente Universidad Aut6noma de Chihuahua 50 51 Universidad Regional del Norte 51 Universidad Autdnoma de Ciudad Juarez 50 CIENCIAS DE LA l'IERRA COSISVEIMAS AsociaciOn de Energia Solar de Ciudad Juarez Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua 50 44 Centro de Estudios Tecnolegicos Industrial y de Servicios Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente (CETIS) #98 44 51 ComisiOn de CooperaciOn EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 44 CO NSER VAC-I ON_DE11.S1.1E Comity de Ecologia de Ojinaga 45 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de Ia Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 Ediciones GUILEBCA 46 Institute Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales Institute TecnolOgico ydeEstudios Superiores de Monterrey, Agricolas y Pecuarias 47 Campus Cd. Juarez 48 Proyecto del Rio 49 Organizacidn Popular Independiente 49 Universidad Autonoma de Cd. Juarez, Proyecto del Rio 49 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez 50 Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51

Gula tie Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera 81 CHIHUAHUA

EDUCACION AMBIEN'FAL Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrial y de Servicios AQUA XXI, A.C. 45 (CETIS) #98 45 AsociaciOn de Energia Solar de Ciudad Juarez 45 ComisiOn de Cooperaci6n EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) 45 Centro de Estudios Tecnologicos Industrial y de Servicios Comision Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez 45 (CETIS) #98 45 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 45 ComisiOn de Cooperaci6n Ecologica Fronteriza (COCEF) 45 Comity de Ecologia de Ojinaga 45 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 45 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez 46 Comity de Ecologia de Ojinaga 46 Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.C. 46 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez 46 Ecologia del Tercer Milenio, A.C. 47 Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.C. 46 Ediciones GUILEBCA 47 Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia de la Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 Federaci6n Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud Ediciones GUILEBCA 47 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 47 Escuela Secundaria Federal No. 4 47 FM Globo 98.3 48 Federacion Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud INFOMEXUS 48 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 47 Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, FM Globo 98.3 48 Campus Cd. Juarez 48 Institute Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales OrganizaciOn Popular Independiente 49 Agricolas y Pecuarias 48 Preparatoria CETCJ 49 Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Procuraduria Federal de Proteccion al Ambiente Campus Cd. Juarez 48 (PROFEPA), Chihuahua 49 OrganizaciOn Popular Independiente 49 Promoci6n Social Kolping A.C. 49 Preparatoria CETCJ 49 Proyecto del Rio 49 Promocien Social Kolping A.C. 49 Secretaria de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia del Proyecto del Rio 49 Gobierno del Estado de Chihuahua 49 Sociedad Regional Norte de Ingenierfa Sanitaria y Ambiental 50 Servicios Pablicos Municipales 50 Universidad Autonoma de Chihuahua 50 Sierra Madre Alliance Program 50 Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez, Sociedad Regional Norte de Ingenierfa Sanitaria y Ambiental 50 Centro de Estudios BiolOgicos 50 Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua 50 Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, Universidad Aut6noma de Ciudad Juarez 50 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez, Centro de Estudios Biologicos 50 FAUNA SILVESTRE Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 Centro de Estudios Tecnoldgicos Industrial y de Servicios (CETIS) #98 45 PLANTAS Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia de la Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 Proyecto del Rio 49 Asociacion de Energia Solar de Ciudad Juarez 45 Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrial y de Servicios LECISLACION AMBIENTAL (CETIS) #98 45 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez 46 Comision de CooperaciOn Ecologies Fronteriza (COCEF) 45 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia de la Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 Comision Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez 45 Escuela Secundaria Federal No. 4 47 Comision Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 46 FM Globo 98.3 48 Sociedad Regional Norte de Ingenierfa Sanitaria y Ambiental 50 Universidad AutOnoma de Ciudad Juarez 50 Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 PREVENCION DE LA CONTAMINACION Universidad Regional del Norte 51 AQUA XXI, A.C. 45 MANEJO DE DESECIIOS Asociaci6n de Energia Solar de Ciudad Juarez 45 Centro de Estudios TecnolOgicos Industrial y de Servicios Comision de Cooperaci6n EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) 45 (CETIS) #98 45 Comision Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez 45 ComisiOn de Cooperacion EcolOgica Fronteriza (COCEF) 45 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez 46 Cornish:5n Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Cd. Juarez 45 Consultores de Seguridad Industrial y Medio Ambiente (COSIME)...46 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Estatal de Chihuahua 46 Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.C. 46 CONALEP, Cd. Juarez 46 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia de la Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia de la Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 Ecologia del Tercer Milenio, A.C. 47 Ediciones GUILEBCA 47 Ediciones GUILEBCA 47 FederaciOn Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud FederaciOn Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud y Desarrollo Comunitario A.G. (FEMAP) 47 y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 47 FM Globo 98.3 48 Institute Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales Institute Nacional de Investigaciones Forestales Agricolas y Pecuarias 49 Agricolas y Pecuarias 48 OrganizaciOn Popular Independiente 49 OrganizaciOn Popular Independiente 49 Programa Companeros, A.C. 49 Programa Companeros, A.C. 49 Promoci6n Social Kolping A.C. 49 Promocion Social Kolping A.C. 49 Proyecto del Rio 49 Proyecto del Rio 49 Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua 50 Servicios POblicos Municipales 50 Universidad Aut6noma de Ciudad Juarez, Universidad AutOnoma de Chihuahua 50 Centro de Estudios BiolOgicos 50 Universidad Autonoma de Ciudad Juarez 50 Universidad Autonoma de Cd. Juarez, Universidad AutOnoma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 MEDIO AMBIENTE RECURSOS ENERGETICOS AQUA XXI, A.C. 45 AsociaciOn de Energia Solar de Ciudad Juarez 45 AsociaciOn de Energia Solar de Ciudad Juarez 45 Institute TecnolOgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus Cd. Juarez 48

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Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51 SALUD AMBIENTAL Universidad Aut6noma de Ciudad Juarez, Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Administraci6n 51 SECURIDAD INDUSTRIAL. V OCUPACIONAL Comite de Ecologfa de Ojinaga 46 Desarrollo Juvenil del Norte A.C. 46 Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologfa de la Ciudad de Ojinaga 46 FederaciOn Mexicana de Asociaciones Privadas de Salud y Desarrollo Comunitario A.C. (FEMAP) 47 Promoci6n Social Kolping A.G. 49 Universidad Aut6noma de Ciudad Juarez, Centro de Estudios Biologicos 50 Universidad Aut6noma de Cd. Juarez, Centro de Estudios del Medio Ambiente 51

n Gula de Recursos de Edueacion Ambiental en la Frontera j. 83 COAHUILA

WDA1,1 GI,Nil) S 12H f.?J Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 Comision Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Universidad Aut6noma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53 Direcci6n de Ecologfa, Piedras Negras 54 ECOSISTEM AS Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acuna 54 Biodiversidad Mexicana S.A de C.V. 53 Protecci6n de la Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 Cornish:5n EcolOgica de Piedras Negras, Asociacion Universidad AutOnoma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 EcolOgica Frontera Norte 53 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional (Aeneas Centrales del Nor to 53 Centro de Bachillerato TecnolOgico Industrial y de Servicios #54 53 DirecciOn del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Comisi6n Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Coahuila 53 Fundacieln Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 54 Cornish:In Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53 Direcci6n de Ecologfa, Piedras Negras 54 EDUCACJON A M.D.11 ENTAL Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Centro de Bachillerato Tecnologico Industrial y de Servicios #54 53 DirecciOn General de Ecologfa, Estado de Coahuila 54 ComisiOn EcolOgica de Piedras Negras, AsociaciOn Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acutia 54 Ecolegica Frontera Norte 53 Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.G. 55 Comisi6n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Universidad Aut6noma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53. Direcci6n General de Ecologfa, Estado de Coahuila 54 Fundacion Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 54 Biodiversidad Mexicana S.A de C.V. 53 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acuna 54 Comision Ecologica de Piedras Negras, Asociacion Protecci6n de la Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 Ecologica Frontera Norte 53 Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 FAUNA SILVESTRE. FundaciOn Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 54 Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Direcci6n General de Ecologia, Estado de Coahuila 54 PROFEPA - SEMARNAP 54 Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas .54 Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 Universidad Aut6noma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 Universidad AutOnoma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 LECISLACION ArVIRIENTAI. CIaEkairogril.'ElgE RR" Comision Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional ComisiOn Ecologica de Piedras Negras, Asociacion Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53 Ecologica Frontera Norte 53 Fundacion Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 54 Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 55 NI AN E..10 DE DESECHOS GO N 114L1 Centro de Bachillerato Tecnolegico Industrial y de Servicios #54 53 Centro de Bachillerato TecnolOgico Industrial y de Servicios #54 53 Comisi6n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53 Direcci6n de Ecologia, Piedras Negras 54 Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acuna 54 Direcci6n General de Ecologfa, Estado de Coahuila 54 Protecci6n de la Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Muria 54 Universidad Autenoma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 N1E1310 AMBIENTE Cornish:5n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Centro de Bachillerato Tecnologico Industrial y de Servicios #54 53 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53 ComisiOn Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Desuvalle 54 Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53 Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acuna 54 Direcci6n General de Ecologfa, Estado de Coahuila 54 Universidad Aut6noma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 Fundacion Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 54 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acuna 54 Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 55 Centro de Bachillerato Tecnolegico Industrial y de Servicios #54 53 Universidad Aut6noma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 Comisi6n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53 PLANTAs Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Direcci6n General de Ecologfa, Estado de Coahuila 54 Biodiversidad Mexicana S.A de C.V. 53 Fundacion Ecologica Mexicana (FEMAC) 54 Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acufia 54 Direcci6n General de Ecologfa, Estado de Coahuila 54 Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.C. 55 Fundacion EcolOgica Mexicana (FEMAC) 54 Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 55 Protecci6n de Ia Fauna Mexicana, A.0 55 Universidad Aut6noma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 Universidad Autenoma Agraria Antonio Narro 55 REotarrea5 PREVENCION 13E: EA- coNrivyli INAclit) Biodiversidad Mexicana S.A de C.V. 53 Centro de Bachillerato Tecnolegico Industrial y de Servicios #54 53 Direcci6n del Area de Protecci6n de Flora y Fauna Cuatrocienegas 54 Comisi6n Ecologica de Piedras Negras, Asociacien Direcci6n General de Ecologfa, Estado de Coahuila 54 Ecologica Frontera Norte 53 Fundacion EcolOgica Mexicana (FEMAC) 54 Comisi6n Nacional del Agua, Gerencia Regional Cuencas Centrales del Norte 53 Gula deRecursos de Educacibn Ambiental en la Frontera 182 85 FundaciOn Ecologies Mexicana (FEMAC) 54 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acurta 54 Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 55 IZECURSOS EN ERGETICOS DirecciOn General de Ecologia, Estado de Coahuila 54 Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acufia 54 R ECU RS()S M AR I NOS Y ACUATIC()S Sistema Municipal de Aguas y Saneamiento (SIMAS) 55 SALUD AM13IENTAL Centro de Bachillerato Tecnologico Industrial y de Servicios #34 53 SEGURIDAD E INDUSTRIAL Y OCUPACIONAL Presidencia Municipal de Cd. Acutia 54

86 6 Guilt tie Recursos tie Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera NUEVO LEON ADM INISTRACION DE 1,0S RI CURSOS EDIO AMBIENTE Bioconsenracion. A.C. 57 Bioconservacion. A.C. 57 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 Institute Tecnoldgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Institute Tecnoldigico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Centro de Calidad Ambiental 57 Centro de Calidad Ambiental 57 Pronatura Noreste 57 Red de Educadores Ambientales de Nuevo Leon 57 Universidad Aut6n_oma de Nuevo Lean, Subsecretaria de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Ledn .58 Facultad de Ciencias BiolOgicas 58-tiniversidOWtoiTOrrde Nuevo -Le6n, Facultad de Ciencias Bioldgicas 58 AQUA BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 PLANTAS Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 Universidad Aut6noma de Nuevo Leon, Facultad de Ciencias BiolOgicas 58 PREVENCION DE LA CONTAM1NACION BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 APRECIACION DE LA NATURAL EZA Subsecretaria de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Leon 58 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 Universidad Aut6noma de Nuevo Leon, Facultad de Ciencias BiolOgicas 58 BOSQU ES Institute Tecnoldgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, RECURSOS MAR-INOS -.-YCUATICOS Centro de Calidad Ambiental 57 BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 Pronatura Noreste 57 Universidad Aut6noma de Nuevo Leon, Facultad de Ciencias BiolOgicas 58 DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 SALUD AMBIENTAL Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 Institute Tecnoldgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Centro de Calidad Ambiental 57 SECURIDAD E 111GIENE INDUSTRIAL Y Subsecretaria de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Le6n 58 OCUPACIONAL ECOLOCIA Universidad AutOnoma de Nuevo Ledn, Facultad de Ciencias Bioldgicas 58 BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 Institute Tecnoldgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Centro de Calidad Ambiental 57 Red de Educadores Ambientales de Nuevo Ledn 57 Secretarfa de EducaciOn, Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Leon 57 Subsecretaria de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Le6n 58 Universidad AutOnoma de Nuevo Le6n, Facultad de Ciencias BiolOgicas 58 ECOLOG 1A DEL DESIERTO BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 ECOSISTEM AS BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 Institute Tecnoldgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Centro de Calidad Ambiental 57 Subsecretaria de Ecologia del Gobiemo del Estado de Nuevo Leon 58 EDUCAC1ON AMBIENTAL BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 Institute Tecnoldgico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Centro de Calidad Ambiental 57 Red de Educadores Ambientales de Nuevo Leon 57 Subsecretarfa de Ecologfa del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Le6n 58 FAUNA SILVESTRE BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 Universidad Aut6noma de Nuevo Le6n, Facultad de Ciencias Biolegicas 58 LEGISLACION AMBIENTAL BioconservaciOn. A.C. 57 Centro de Derecho Ambiental 57 Subsecretaria de Ecologia del Gobierno del Estado de Nuevo Le6n 58 i34 Gula de Recursos de Educacibn .Ambiental en k Frontera 87 TAMAULIPAS

ADMINIS7'RAC1ON DE LOS RECURSOS Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia, Los Ninos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 DirecciOn General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 61 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 61 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, EcosisT EMAS Direccion General de Recursos Nature les y Medio Ambiente 61 Los Ninos Ecolegicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Terra Nostra A.C. 62 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, Direcci6n General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 61 AGUA Zona Escolar 08 de Educacidn Especial 62 CBTIS 189 59 Colegio de Bachilleres del Estado de Tamaulipas 59 EI)UCACION AMBI ENTAL Comishin Municipal de Agua Potable y Alcantarillado Comisi6n Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 60 de Nuevo Laredo 60 Consejo Municipal de Educacion Ambiental 60 Consejo Municipal de Educacidn Ambiental 60 Institute TecnolOgico de Reynosa 60 Institute TecnolOgico de Reynosa 60 Los Nihos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Junta de Agua y Drenaje de Matamoros 61 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 61 Los Mhos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Proteccion Ambiental y Culture Tamaulipeca A.C. 61 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 61 RECO de Reynosa 61 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia, Secretaria de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia, Direcci6n General de Recursos Nature les y Medio Ambiente 61 DirecciOn General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 61 Universidad Mexico-Americana del Norte, Reynosa 62 Servicios de Tecnologia Ambiental, SA de CV 62 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacidn Especial 62 Terra Nostra A.C. 62 Universidad Mexico-Americana del Norte, Reynosa 62 AI'RECIACION CULTURAL Zona Escolar 08 de Educacidn Especial 62 Colegio de la Frontera (COLEF) 59 FAUNA2SILVESTRE' AI'RECIACION DE: LA NATURALEZA Los Ninos Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Club Ecologic° CETIS 71 59 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 61 Comision Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 60 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, Los Niflos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Direcci6n General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 61 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologfa, Terra Nostra A.C. 62 Direccion General de Recursos Nature les y Medio Ambiente 61 Terra Nostra A.C. 62 LECISLACION AMBIENTAL- Zona Escolar 08 de Educacidn Especial 62 Los Nihos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 61 110SQU ES RECO de Reynosa 61 Colegio Nacional de EducaciOn Profesional Tecnica 129 Secretarfa Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologfa (CONALEP) 59 del Gobierno del Estado, Reynosa 61 ComisiOn EcolOgica de Reynosa (CER) 59 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, MANEJODE DESE.CIIOS Dimwit:in General de Recursos Nature les y Medio Ambiente 61 Colegio Nacional de Educacidn Profesional Tecnica 129 Universidad Mexico-Americana del Norte, Reynosa 62 (CONALEP) 59 Cornish:5n Ecologica de Reynosa (CER) 59 CIENCIAS I)E LA TIERRA Consejo Municipal de Educacidn Ambiental 60 Los Niflos Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Direccion de Umpieza Publica 60 Institute TecnolOgico de Reynosa 60 CO iNSER VA C NDELSUE LO Los Nihos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 60 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 60 Los Nihos Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 RECO de Reynosa 60 RECO de Reynosa 61 Secretaria de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, DirecciOn General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 61 Direccion General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 61 Servicios de Tecnologia Ambiental, SA de CV 62 Universidad Mexico-Americana del Norte, Reynosa 62 DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE Zona Escolar 08 de Educacidn Especial 62 Los Nifios Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 61 IVlEDIO.AJV1B,1EN;1'E RECO. de Reynosa 61 Centro Internacional de Estudios del Rio Bravo 59 Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urbano y Ecologia, Club EcolOgico CETIS 71 59 Direccion General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 61 Colegio de la Frontera (COLEF) 59 Terra Nostra A.C. 62 ComisiOn Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 60 Grupo de Ecologia de la Preparatoria ECOLOCIA "Prof r. Ricardo Salazar Ceballos° 60 Cornish:5n Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 60 Institute TecnolOgico de Matamoros 60 Consejo Municipal de Educacidn Ambiental 60 Los Niflos Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Los Nihos EcolOgicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61 Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 61 RECO de Reynosa Presidencia Municipal de Matamoros 61 61 RECO de Reynosa 61 Secretaria de Desarrollo Urbane y Ecologia, Secretarfa de Desarrollo Urban() y Ecologia, DirecciOn General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 61 DirecciOn General de Recursos Naturales y Medio Ambiente 61 Servicios de Tecnologia Ambiental, SA de CV 62 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacidn Especial 62 Zona Escolar 08 de Educacidn Especial 62 ECOLOC IA DEL DES I ERTO PLANTAS ComisiOn Internacional de Limites y Aguas (CILA) Nuevo Laredo 60 Los Nirtos Ecologicos de Reynosa, A.C. 61

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186 90 Gulade Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera DISTRITO FEDERAL ADMINISTRACION DE LOS RECURSOS RECURSOS MARINOS V ACUATICOS Secretarfa de Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64 y Pesca (SEMARNAP) 64 AG U A RECURSOS MINERALES Y MINERIA Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64 Comision Nacional del Agua 63 Friridaci6Fi )MCitO-EtteddeVilidos-parala-Ctencta Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 63-11MEMBIERMININIMIMIMINI64 Centro Nacional de Salud Ambiental (CENSA) 63 APRECIACION CULTURAL Secretarfa de Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales y Pesca (SEMARNAP) 64 CONSERVACION DEL SUELO Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64 DESARROLLO SUSTEN'I'ABLE Centro de EducaciOn y CapacitaciOn pars el Desarrollo Sustentable (CECADESU) 63 Centro de Informacion y Documentaci6n sobre Educaci6n y Capacitacion (CIDEC) 63 Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64 ECOLOGIA Centro de Informacion y Documentaci6n sobre Educed& y CapacitaciOn (CIDEC) 63 Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64 ECOSISTEM AS Centro de Informacien y Documentaci6n sobre EducaciOn y Capacitacion (CIDEC) 63 Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64 EDUCACION AMBIENTAL Centro de Educacion y Capacitacien pare el Desarrollo Sustentable (CECADESU) 63 Centro de Informacien y DocumentaciOn sobre Educacien y CapacitaciOn (CIDEC) 63 Secretarfa de Medio Ambiente, Recursos Naturales y Pesca (SEMARNAP) 64 FAUNA SILVESTRE Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64 LEGISLACION AMBIENTAL La Neia 64 MANEJO DE DESECHOS Fundacien Mexico-Estados Unidos pars Ia Ciencia 63 Institute Nacional de Ecologfa (INE) 64 MEMO AMBIENTE Centro de Informacien y Documentaci6n sobre Educacien y CapacitaciOn (CIDEC) 63 Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64 PLANTAS Institute Nacional de Ecologla (INE) 64 PREVENCION DE LA CONTAMINACION Fundacien Mexico-Estados Unidos pare Ia Ciencia 63 Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64 La Neta 64 RECURSOS ENERCETICOS Institute Nacional de Ecologia (INE) 64

Gulade Recursos de Educacion Ambientalen la Frontera 137 Indice de Organizaciones NUEVO MEXICO ALAMEDA PARK ZOO 1 NEW MEXICO OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER 9 AMIGOS BRAVOS 1 NEW MEXICO PROJECT LEARNING TREE 9 BORDER ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH COALITION 1 NEW MEXICO PROJECT WET (WATER EDUCATION BORDER EPIDEMIOLOGY & ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CENTER -1 FOR TEACHERS) 9 BORDER HEALTH OFFICE 1 NEW MEXICO STATE 4-H PROGRAM 9 BRANTLEY LAKE STATE PARK 1 NEW MEXICO STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 9 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, CARLSBAD 2 NEW MEXICO STATE LAND OFFICE 9 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, LAS CRUCES 2 NEW MEXICO STATE PARKS 10 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, ROSWELL 2 NMSU AGRICULTURAL COMMUNICATIONS 10 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, SOCORRO 2 NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, CHAVES COUNTY10 CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK 2 NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, LAS CRUCES 10 CENTER FOR HANDS-ON LEARNING 2 NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, LINCOLN COUNTY10 CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 2 NMSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE, OTERO COUNTY 10 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT CONSERVATION ALLIANCE 3 NEW MEXICO WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH INSTITUTE CHIHUAHUAN DESERT NATURE PARK 3 (WRRI) 11 CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE 3 NEW MEXICO WATERSHED WATCH 11 CITY OF ROCKS STATE PARK 3 NEW MEXICO WILDUFE WEST NATURE PARK 11 DONA ANA COUNTY UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF NORTH AMERICAN INSTITUTE (NAMI) 11 AGRICULTURE / NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION OLIVER LEE MEMORIAL STATE PARK 11 SERVICE 3 OTERO SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT 11 ELEPHANT BUTTE IRRIGATION DISTRICT 3 PROJECT DEL RIO 11 ELEPHANT BUTTE LAKE STATE PARK 4 PROJECT WILD, CONSERVATION SERVICES 12 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO 4 RIO GRANDE NATURE CENTER STATE PARK 12 GILA NATIONAL FOREST, CONSERVATION EDUCATION PROGRAM4 RIO GRANDE RESTORATION 12 HAWKS ALOFT; INC. 4 RURAL COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE CORPORATION 12 HIDALGO COUNTY COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE 4 SIERRA CLUB, RIO GRANDE CHAPTER 12 HIDALGO COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT 4 SIERRA SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT 12 INTERHEMISPHERIC RESOURCE CENTER (IRC) 5 SKY ISLAND ALLIANCE 13 JORNADA EXPERIMENTAL RANGE 5 SOUTHERN AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER,BORDER. JORNADA RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT HEALTH EDUCATION TRAINING CENTER 13 PROGRAM 5 SOUTHWEST ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER 13. KEEP LAS CRUCES BEAUTIFUL 5 SOUTHWEST NETWORK FOR ENVIRONMENTAL AND KEEP NEW MEXICO BEAUTIFUL 5 ECONOMIC JUSTICE (SNEEJ) 13 LAS CRUCES MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY 5 SOUTHWEST ORGANIZING PROJECT 13 LAS CRUCES PUBLIC SCHOOLS TEACHERS' CENTER 6 SOUTHWEST RESEARCH & INFORMATION CENTER 13 LEASBURG STATE PARK 6 SOUTHWEST STRATEGY COORDINATION OFFICE 13 UNCOLN NATIONAL FOREST 6 SOUTHWEST TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE- NMSU .13 LIVING DESERT STATE PARK 6 TIERRA MADRE 14 MESILLA VALLEY COW BELLES 6 TREE NEW MEXICO 14. MIDDLE RIO GRANDE WATER ASSEMBLY 6 U.S. FISH AND WILDUFE SERVICE 14 NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY, NEW MEXICO 6 U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE 14 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE U.S.-MEXICO AFFAIRS OFFICE 7 USFWS- BOSQUE DEL APACHE NATIONAL WILDUFE REFUGE.- 14 NEW MEXICO AGRICULTURE IN THE CLASSROOM 7 USFWS- SAN ANDRES NATIONAL WILDUFE REFUGE 14 NEW MEXICO BUREAU OF MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES 7 USFWS - SERVILLETA NATIONAL WILDUFE REFUGE 14 NEW MEXICO DEPARTMENT OF GAME AND FISH 7 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO SCHOOL OF LAW 15 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT 7 WASTE-MANAGEMENT EDUCATION AND RESEARCH NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, AIR QUALITY 7 CONSORTIUM (WERC) 15 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, DRINKING WATER 8 WATER UTILITIES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 15 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY 15 GROUNDWATER QUALITY BUREAU 8 WHITE SANDS NATIONAL MONUMENT, NPS 15 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, WILDWORKS CONSERVATION FOUNDATION, INC. 16 HAZARDOUS WASTE BUREAU 8 WORLD WILDLIFE FUND 16 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, RECYCLE 8 NEW MEXICO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, SOLID WASTE BUREAU 8 NEW MEXICO FARM AND RANCH HERITAGE MUSEUM 8 NEW MEXICO FORESTRY & RESOURCES CONSERVATION DIVISION 8 NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY ANDSCIENCE 9

Gula de Recursos de Education Ambientalen la Frontera 158 93. TEXAS Indice de Organizaciones

ADOPT-A-WETLAND PROGRAM 17 KEYSTONE HERITAGE PARK, INC. 25 AGUA PARA BEBER 17 KICKAPOO TRADITIONAL TRIBE OF TEXAS 25 AMISTAD NATIONAL RECREATION AREA 17 LAGUNA ATASCOSA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 25 AUDUBON SOCIETY - EL PASO/TRANS-PECOS 17 LAKE CASA BLANCA INTERNATIONAL STATE PARK 25 AUDUBON SOCIETY -TEXAS 17 LAMAR BRUNT VERGARA ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CENTER ...26 BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE 17 LAREDO CITY UTILITIES 26 BENTSEN-RIO GRANDE VALLEY STATE PARK 17 LAREDO CLEAN CITIES COALITION 26 BIG BEND NATIONAL PARK 18 LAREDO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 26 BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK 18 LAREDO MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION 26 BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK, BORTON WARNOCK LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF EL PASO 26 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER 18 LOS CAMINOS DEL RIO OF TEXAS, INC. AND MEXICO, A.C. 26 BORDER ENVIRONMENT COOPERATION COMMISION 18 LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 27 BORDER INFORMATION & SOLUTIONS NETWORK (BISN) 18 LOWER RIO GRANDE VALLEY NATURE CENTER 27 BRAZOS RIVER ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROJECT MCALLEN INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM 27 (BREEP) 19 MCALLEN WATER UTILITIES 27 BROWNSVILLE BEAUTIFICATION COMMITTEE 19 MI LAREDO 27 BROWNSVILLE ECOLOGICAL DIVISION 19 MIGRANT CLINICIANS NETWORK (MCN) 27 BROWNSVILLE HEALTH DEPARTMENT 19 NATIONAL WILDUFE FEDERATION BROWNSVILLE WASTE MINIMIZATION AND (GULF STATES FIELD OFFICE) 27 RECYCLING DEPARTMENT 19 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, ALPINE 27 CADDO LAKE INSTITUTE, INC. 19 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, EL PASO 28 CAMERON PARK CENTRO CULTURAL 19 NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE, CENTER FOR BIG BEND STUDIES/SUL ROSS STATE UNIVERSITY20 FT. STOCKTON 28 CENTER FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT NORTH AMERICAN BUTTERFLY ASSOCIATION SOUTH TEXAS (CERM) 20 NABA-SOTX 28 CENTER FOR GLOBAL STUDIES 20 OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, AUSTIN 28 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE 20 OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, EL PASO 28 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT RESOURCE CONSERVATION AND OFFICE OF COLONIA INITIATIVES, LAREDO 28 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) 20 OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE 29 CHIHUAHUAN DESERT WILDLIFE RESCUE 20 ONE BORDER FOUNDATION - MANO A MANO 29 CITY OF BROWNSVILLE, COMPOST AND RECYCUNG 20 PADRE ISLAND NATIONAL SEASHORE 29 CITY OF BROWNSVILLE, PUBLIC HEALTH 21 PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION (PAHO) 29 CITY OF EDINBURG 21 PASO DEL NORTE HEALTH FOUNDATION 29 CITY OF EL PASO 21 PORTER HIGH SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY CLUB 29 COLONIAS UNIDAS 21 PROJECT HOPE (HEALTH OPPORTUNITIES FOR DAVIS MOUNTAINS STATE PARK 21 PEOPLE EVERYWHERE) 29 DELTRONICOS DE MATAMOROS 21 PROYECTO FEY ESPERANZA 30 EARTH CARE ORGANIZATION 21 PRUDE RANCH 30 EDINBURG 2020 ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE 22 PUBLIC POUCY RESEARCH CENTER 30 EL PASO SOLAR ENERGY ASSOCIATION 22 RIO BRAVO DESERT RESOURCE CONSERVATION & EL PASO WATER UTILITIES-PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD 22 DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) 30 EL PASO ZOO 22 RIO GRANDE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENTS 30 ENVIRONMENTAL DEFENSE FUND 22 RIO GRANDE INTERNATIONAL STUDY CENTER 30 ENVIRONMENTAL INSTITUTE OF HOUSTON (EIH), RIO GRANDE / RIO BRAVO BASIN COALITION 30 UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-CLEAR LAKE 23 RIO GRANDE-NUECES RESOURCE CONSERVATION & ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS PROGRAM, CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (USDA-NRCS) 31 ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT (UT AUSTIN) 23 RIVER PIERCE FOUNDATION 31 FORT LEATON STATE HISTORIC PARK (TPWD) 23 RIVER-WATCH NETWORK, INC. 31 FRANKLIN MOUNTAINS STATE PARK 23 SABAL PALM AUDUBON CENTER AND SANCTUARY 31 GLADYS PORTER ZOO 23 SANTA ANA NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 31 GLOBE TEACHER TRAINING UTEP 23 SEA CAMP, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY AT GALVESTON 32 GORGAS SCIENCE FOUNDATION 23 SIERRA CLUB, LONE STAR CHAPTER 32 GUADALUPE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK 24 SOUTH TEXAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE, PROJECT DEL RIO 32 HIDALGO COUNTY OFFICE OF THE TEXAS AGRICULTURAL SOUTH TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH EXT.ENSION SERVICE 24 (STEER) CENTER 32 INSIGHTS EL PASO SCIENCE MUSEUM 24 SOUTH TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COMMISION 24 (STEER) LAREDO 32 KEEP EL PASO BEAUTIFUL, INC. 25 SOUTH TEXAS YOUTH RANCH-PHARR 32 KEEP TEXAS BEAUTIFUL 25 SOUTHERN UNION GAS 33

94 189 Guth de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera Indice de Organizaciones TEXAS

SUL ROSS UNIVERSITY, DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCE TEXAS WATER DEVELOPMENT BOARD 39 MANAGEMENT 33 TEXAS WATER RESOURCES INSTITUTE 40 SUNNYSIDE DAY SCHOOL 33 TEXAS WATER UTILITIES ASSOCIATION 40 SWAN GROUP 33 TEXAS - MEXICO BORDERLANDS INFORMATION CENTER 40 TEXAS AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, BREWSTER/JEFF THE NATURE CONSERVANCY OF TEXAS, INC. 40 DAVIS_COUNTY--. 33 TRANSBOUNDARY RESOURCE INVENTORY PROGRAM (TRIP) 40 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, EL PASO 34 U.S. BUREAU OF RECLAMATION 40 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, PRESIDIO U.S. DEPT OF ENERGY (CLEAN CITIES) 41 COUNTY 34 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, EL PASO BORDER OFFICE 41 SOUTH TEXAS AMERICORPS INITIATIVE (STACI) 34 U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY, REGION 6 41 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY - REGION 6, TERRELL COUNTY 34 US/MEXICO PROGRAM (6W0 -D) 41 TEXAS A&M AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 41 WEBB COUNTY 34 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE 41 TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 34 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE 42 TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SCHOOL HEALTH SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE, SCHOOL OF CENTER - RURAL PUBLIC HEALTH 34 EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION 42 TEXAS BUTTERFLY FESTIVAL MISSION CHAMBER OF UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT BROWNSVILLE, COMMERCE 35 LAGUNA MADRE LEARNING CENTER 42 TEXAS CENTER FOR POLICY STUDIES 35 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO 42 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICE OF BORDER UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, AUSTIN 35 BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 42 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICE OF BORDER UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 42 HEALTH, EL PASO 35 USDA-NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE 42 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, OFFICE OF BORDER VALLEY LAND FUND 43 HEALTH, LAREDO 35 VALLEY PROUD ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL 43 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS 36 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION- ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS DIVISION 36 TEXAS ENGINEERING EXTENSION SERVICE 36 TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS NETWORK (TEAN) 36 TEXAS ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (TEEAC) 36 TEXAS FARM BUREAU (AG IN THE CLASSROOM) 36 TEXAS FOREST SERVICE - URBAN FORESTRY 37 TEXAS GENERAL LAND OFFICE 37 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMISSION, AUSTIN 37 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISION, BORDER COLONIAS 37 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISION, EL PASO 37 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISION, HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM 37 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISION, LAREDO 38 TEXAS NATURAL RESOURCE CONSERVATION COMMISION, SOURCE WATER ASSESSMENT AND PROTECTION PROGRAM 38 TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, AUSTIN 38 TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, EDINBURG 38 TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT, STATE PROGRAMS 38 TEXAS PTA ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITTEE 38 TEXAS RAILROAD COMMISION 39 TEXAS STATE AQUARIUM 39 TEXAS STATE SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION BOARD 39 TEXAS WATCH 39

Gufa de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera 190 95 CHIHUAHUA Indice de Organizaciones

WHY WASTEWATER?, INC. 43 UNIVERSIDAD AUT6NOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ 50 WILDERNESS PARK MUSEUM 43 UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ, AQUA XXI, A.C. 45 CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS BIOLOGICOS 50 ASOCIACION DE ENERGIA SOLAR DE CIUDAD JUAREZ 45 UNIVERSIDAD AUT6NOMA DE CD. JUAREZ, CENTRO DE ESTUDIOSTECNOLOGICOS INDUSTRIALY DE CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS DEL MEDIO AMBIENTE 51 SERVICIOS (CETIS) #98 45 UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CIUDAD JUAREZ, INSTITUTO DE CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION EN MATERIALES AVANZADOS, S.C (CIMAV) 45 COMISION DE COOPERACION ECOLOGICA FRONTERIZA (COCEF) as COMISI6N INTERNACIONAL DE LIMITESY AGUAS (CILA) CD. JUAREZ 45 COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA, CD. JUAREZ 45 COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA, GERENCIA ESTATAL DE CHIHUAHUA 46 COMITE DE ECOLOGIA DE OJINAGA 46 CONALEP, CD. JUAREZ 46 CONSULTORES DE SEGURIDAD INDUSTRIAL `I MEDIO AMBIENTE (COSIME) 46 DESARROLLO JUVENIL DEL NORTE A.C. 46 DESARROLLO URBANOY ECOLOGfA DE LA CIUDAD DE OJINAGA 46 DIRECCION GENERAL DE ECOLOGJA Y PROTECCION CIVIL DEL MUNICIPIO DE CD. JUAREZ 46 ECOLOGIA DEL TERCER MILENIO, A.C. 47 EDICIONES GUILEBCA 47 ESCUELA IGNACIO ZARAGOZA 47 ESCUELA PREPARATORIA ESTATAL POR COOPERACION 8404 "PRAXEDIS G. GUERRERO" 47 ESCUELA PREPARATORIA FEDERAL POR COOPERACI6N EMS - 2/ 47 ALTAVISTA DE JUAREZ 47 ESCUELA SECUNDARIA FEDERAL NO 4 47 FEDERACI6N MEXICANA DE ASOCIACIONES PRIVADAS DE SALUDY DESARROLLO COMUNITARIO A.C. (FEMAP) 47 FM GLOBO 98.3 48 HERMANOSY AMIGOS DEFENSORES DEL AGUA (HADA) 48 INFOMEXUS 48 INSTITUTO MUNICIPAL DE INVESTIGACION Y PLANEACION 48 INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE INVESTIGACIONES FORESTALES AGRICOLASY PECUARIAS 48 INSTITUTO TECNOL6GICO Y DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY, CAMPUS CD. JUAREZ 48 JUNTA MUNICIPAL DE AGUAY SANEAMIENTO DE JUAREZ 48 OFICINA ESTATAL ECOL6GICA DE CHIHUAHUA 49 ORGANIZACI6N POPULAR INDEPENDIENTE 49 PREPARATORIA CETCJ 49 PROCURADURIA FEDERAL DE PROTECCION AL AMBIENTE (PROFEPA), CHIHUAHUA 49 PROGRAMA COMPAREROS, A.C. 49 PROMOCIoN SOCIAL KOLPING A.C. 49 PROYECTO DEL RIO 49 SECRETARfA DE DESARROLLO URBANO V ECOLOGfA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE CHIHUAHUA 49 SERVICIOS PUBLICOS MUNICIPALES 50 SIERRA MADRE ALLIANCE PROGRAM 50 SOCIEDAD REGIONAL NORTE DE INGENIERIA SANITARIAY AMBIENTAL 50 UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE CHIHUAHUA 50 UNIVERSIDAD AUT6NOMA DE CHIHUAHUA 50

96 191 Guia de Recursos de EducaciOn Ambiental en la Frontera Indice de Organizaciones COAHUILA

CIENCIAS SOCIALES Y ADMINISTRACION 51 UNIVERSIDAD REGIONAL DEL NORTE 51 BIODIVERSIDAD MEXICANA S.A DE C.V. 53 CENTRO DE BACHILLERATOTECNOLOGICO INDUSTRIAL Y DE SERVICIOS #34 53 CENTRO-DE-BACH1LLERATOTECNOLoGICOJNDUSTRIAL Y_DE SERVICIOS #54 53 COLEGIO NACIONAL DE EDUCACIoN PROFESIONALTECNICA (CONALEP) 53 COMISION ECOLoGICA DE PIEDRAS NEGRAS, ASOCIACIoN ECOLOGICA FRONTERA NORTE 53 COMISIoN INTERNACIONAL DE LiMITESY AGUAS (CILA) COAHUILA 53 COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA, GERENCIA REGIONAL CUENCAS CENTRALES DEL NORTE 53 DESUVALLE 54 DIRECCION DE ECOLOGIA, CD. ACUNA 54 DIRECCION DE ECOLOGEA, PIEDRAS NEGRAS 54 DIRECCION DEL AREA DE PROTECCION DE FLORA Y FAUNA CUATROCIENEGAS 54 DIRECCIoN GENERAL DE ECOLOGiA, ESTADO DE COAHUILA 54 FUNDAC16N ECOLOGICA MEXICANA (FEMAC) 54 PRESIDENCIA MUNICIPAL DE CD. ACURA 54 PROCURADURiA FEDERAL DE PROTECCON AL AMBIENTE (PROFEPA), SECRETARIA DE MEDIO AMBIENTE RECURSOS NATURALESY PESCA (SEMARNAP) 54 PROTECCIoN DE LA FAUNA MEXICANA, A. C. 55

2 Guth de Recursos de Educacibn Ambiental en la Fronsera 97 NUEVO LEON Indice de Organizaciones

SISTEMA MUNICIPAL DE AGUAS Y SANEAMIENTO (SIMAS) 55 UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA AGRARIA ANTONIO NARRO 55 BIOCONSERVACION. A.C. 57 CENTRO DE DERECHO AMBIENTAL 57 INSTITUTOTECNOLOGICOY DE ESTUDIOS SUPERIORES DE MONTERREY, CENTRO DE CAUDAD AMBIENTAL 57 ORGANIZACION VIDA SILVESTRE (OVIS) 57 PRONATURA NORESTE 57 RED DE EDUCADORES AMBIENTALES DE NUEVO LEON 57 SECRETARIA DE EDUCACION, GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE NUEVO LEON 57 SUBSECRETARIA DE ECOLOGIA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE NUEVO LEON 58

98 193 Guth deRecursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera Indice de Organizaciones TAMAUUJPAS

UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE NUEVO LEON, FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS BIOLOGICAS 58 CBTIS 189 59 CENTRO DE ESTUDIOS FRONTERIZOSY DE PROMOCION DE LOS DERECHOS HUMANOS 59 CENTRO-IN_TERNACIONAL DE ESTUDIOS DEL RIO BRAVO 59 CLUB ECOLOGICO CETIS 71 59 COLEGIO DE BACHILLERES DEL ESTADO DE TAMAUUPAS 59 COLEGIO DE LA FRONTERA (COLEF) 59 COLEGIO NACIONAL DE EDUCACION PROFESIONAL TECNICA 129 (CONALEP) 59 COMISION ECOLOGICA DE REYNOSA (CER) 59 COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE LIMITESY AGUAS (CILA) NUEVO LAREDO 60 COMISION INTERNACIONAL DE UNITES V AGUAS (CILA) TAMAULIPAS 60 COMISION MUNICIPAL DE AGUA POTABLE V ALCANTARILLADO DE NUEVO LAREDO 60 CONSEJO MUNICIPAL DE EDUCACION AMBIENTAL 60 DIRECCION DE UMPIEZA PUBLICA 60 GRUPO DE ECOLOGIA DE LA PREPARATORIA "PROFR. RICARDO SALAZAR CEVALLOS° 60 INSTITUT° TECNOLOGICO DE MATAMOROS 60 INSTITUTO TECNOLOGICO DE REYNOSA 60 JUNTA DE AGUAY DRENAJE DE MATAMOROS 61 LOS NIFIOS ECOLOGICOS DE REYNOSA, A.C. 61 PRESIDENCIA MUNICIPAL DE MATAMOROS 61 PROTECCION AMBIENTALY CULTURATAMAUUPECA A. C. 61 RECO DE REYNOSA 61 SECRETAR1A DE DESARROLLO URBANOY ECOLOGIA, DIRECCION GENERAL DE RECURSOS NATURALES Y MEDIO AMBIENTE 61 SECRETARfA DESARROLLO URBANOY ECOLOGIA DEL GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO, REYNOSA 62 SERVICIOS DE TECNOLOGiA AMBIENTAL, SA DE CV 62

.d) 4 Guia de Recursos de Educacion Ambiental en la Frontera 99 DISTRITO FEDERAL Indice de Organizaciones

TERRA NOSTRA A.C. 62 UNIVERSIDAD MEXICO-AMERICANA DEL NORTE, REYNOSA 62 ZONA ESCOLAR 08 DE EDUCACI6N ESPECIAL 62 CENTRO DE EDUCACIoN Y CAPACITACION PARA EL DESARROLLO SUSTENTABLE (CECADESU) 63 CENTRO DE INFORMACION Y DOCUMENTACIoN SOBRE EDUCACION Y CAPACITACION (CIDEC) 63 CENTRO NACIONAL DE SALUD AMBIENTAL (CENSA) 63 COMISION NACIONAL DEL AGUA 63 COMMON NACIONAL PARA EL CONOCIMIENTOY USO DE IA BIODIVERSIDAD (CONABIO) 63 FUNDACI6N MEXICO- ESTADOS UNIDOS PARA LA CIENCIA 63 INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE ECOLOGIA (INE) 64 LA NETA 64 SECRETARIA DE MEDIC) AMBIENTE, RECURSOS NATURALES Y PESCA (SEMARNAP) 64

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