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Bosque Del Apache (New Mexico's MAJOR Wildlife Refuge)

[|Bird Watching Tour] - Every Saturday and Sunday morning - Rio Grande Nature Center (Most Popular Natural History Activity) You will have to call for an update as to time

[|Arabian Horse Association]- one day show, Sunday Feb. 8 - the event starts at 8:30 pm, but the action (at the stalls and around the arena) starts around 6:00.

From Susan G: Duke City Bully Bash: I wanted to invite you all to the Duke City Bully Bash, a bully breed dog show, at Expo NM on February 28th. It's an all-day event from 10 am to 5 pm. Entry is $10. I'll be going regardless, but if anyone wants to tag along, feel free to contact me via my unm e-mail (sgabe01@unm.edu).

From Daniel and Jenna: Hey guys, Daniel and I (Jenna) were thinking about doing one of these two places for the field trip:

Overnight Aquarium It's 30$ per person, but it looks really cool and you get to sleep in the aquarium. I'll attach the link below. Just respond to this post or message me on here if you're interested and when you would want to go. We'd have to organize this quickly because they only allow 20 in a group and it fills up fast so let us know! (Link)

[|Watermelon Mountain Ranch] This is an awesome animal center where you can work with dogs, cats, pigs, goats, and rabbits and hang out with them. I've bought a lot of animals from them, so I know how they work and that they treat them well. Volunteering is really easy and of course, free. If anyone's interested in doing this instead, let us know and we'll plan a day to all go down. My family lives nearby so I'll be more than happy to drive up to 4 people down and then have everyone come over after for a dinner :) (Link)

Dr. Thomas is a resource person with lots of experience, advice, and perspectives that will be useful in choosing and planning field trips.