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State fund helping Native and rural youth connect with outdoor recreation and jobs – New Mexico News Port

New Mexico In Depth On the Mescalero Apache reservation, 17-year-old tribal member Leerae Lester spends his days riding mountain bikes and learning how to repair them. He’s been able to follow his passion thanks to Sugar Hill Pathways, a local nonprofit supported by the state’s Outdoor Equity Fund.  Lester and other young people he met […]
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newmexiconewsport.com broke the news on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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