Under this agreement, three ACE members will serve in the new mexico state office and in a field office close to their location alongside BLM recreation, travel management, national scenic and…

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) awarded a $302,268.87 Cooperative Agreement to the American Conservation Experience (ACE), a non-profit organization, under the Youth Conservation Opportunities on Public Lands program (CFDA 15.243). Through this award, three ACE members will serve alongside BLM staff in the New Mexico State Office and field offices to provide support for the recreation and National Scenic and Historic Trails program. This includes visitor services, interpretation, conservation, and recreation project assistance. Additionally, one ACE member will support the New Mexico State Office with website content management and development of interpretive materials for National Scenic and Historic Trail sites. The award period runs from September 14, 2023 through December 31, 2025.

Under this agreement, three ACE members will serve in the new mexico state office and in a field office close to their location alongside BLM recreation, travel management, national scenic and historic trails, and conservation staff on projects providing support to the recreation and national scenic historic trails program. ACE members will also work in field offices to provide visitor services and interpretation support as well as conservation and recreation support.two ACE members will assist in providing visitor services and interpretation support at the BLM field office level within new mexico. Members will also work alongside the conservation and recreation teams to support with project and resource needs and management. One ACE member will support the recreation and national scenic and historic trails staff at the BLM new mexico state office with a goal of reviewing and systematically editing BLM NM website pages with assistance from state lead. This ACE member will also assist field offices in the development of interpretive material, and will perform inventory, monitoring, and assessment along nsht sites.