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(SUNfoto by George Morse and courtesy map) Mogi Hogle, a Wildlife Center supporter, picks up trash dumped on a 680-acre parcel of federal land near the communities of Sombrillo, Arroyo Seco and La Puebla. The Chimayó Youth Conservation Corps received a $380,000 grant from the state Recreational Trails Program to develop the parcel (See map below) into a multi-use community park. The Corps, the Center, the Bureau and La Associación de la Communidad de La Puebla are collaborating on the project.

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    The 90-degree temperatures didn’t keep 15 volunteers from showing up June 5 at the Wildlife Center in Arroyo Seco to participate in a cleanup of a piece of federal land.     The event centered around the clean up of…

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