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Here are some neighborhood- and city-related items that may be of interest (updated 1/26/12):
From Bernalillo County, read the January 2012 Neighborhood Newsletter, the Open Space News, Summary Highlights 2011, and the Open Space Backyard Farming Series 2012 announcement for the Fruit Tree Care workshop.
Also from the Bernalillo County Open Space Program:
This is one of a four-part journaling series based on the seasons led by Margy O'Brien!
A powerful way to become a better observer of nature and in tune with seasonal changes is through nature journaling. Many great naturalists like Rachel Carson, Aldo Leopold and John Muir fine-tuned their skills through journaling. This four-part series will give you the tools and skills needed to delve deeper into the wondrous world of nature. You do not need any prior experience with drawing or journaling to participate. Space is limited to 20, so sign up today.
Keep up-to-date on information on future Open Space events.For up-to-date crime reporting and statistics for the City of Albuquerque, see its CrimeView website. For specific information on McDuffie-Twin Parks, see the 1/4/2012 Temporal Heat Index and Incident Report; and the 2nd Judicial District Attorney's Office 1/20/12 Notification Report.
Bernalillo County – Bernalillo County seeks to expand the county's public art collection, and local artists are encouraged to offer their works for consideration. The Bernalillo County Public Art Program intends to purchase between 10 and 20 artworks later this year from local artists. The county has set aside $19,000 in public arts funds to complete the purchases. Last Friday, an estimated 300 people came to see the county's public art collection at a community open house at the Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Government Center. A wide variety of public art is showcased throughout the county's gallery and offices. The deadline to apply for the public art program is March 16 at 4 p.m. The current opportunity is intended for emerging and established artists. The application can be accessed here. Public Art Program Manager Paul Evans can be contacted at 505.468.1271 or pevans@bernco.gov.
Final Commission District map and demographics approved by the Bernalillo County Commission
The MTPNA's first Go-Fly-A-Kite event has been scheduled for Saturday, April 7th, in Twin Parks. We hope everyone will plan to attend! More details to come.
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