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Valle de Oro NWR Visitor Center
Valle de Oro NWR Visitor Center
Albuquerque, NM, United States
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Valle de Oro NWR Visitor Center
Albuquerque, NM, United States
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2021
The Valle de Oro National Wildlife Refuge, the first urban wildlife refuge in the Southwest, aimed to preserve and restore 570 acres of riparian habitat located on a former dairy farm along the Rio Grande River. With goals of conserving green space within the greater Albuquerque area and working to reconnect a community to the natural world, our team envisioned a new visitor center housing interpretive exhibits, educational classrooms, outdoor amphitheater, and offices for community partners involved in conservation efforts.
The new facility allows the public direct access to a vast network of nature trails, in addition to flexible interior and exterior space able to accommodate a variety of public and private events.
The new facility allows the public direct access to a vast network of nature trails, in addition to flexible interior and exterior space able to accommodate a variety of public and private events.
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