$2 million awarded to enhance access to outdoor spaces
1 Jul 2025
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The New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Outdoor Recreation Division has awarded $2 million in the latest round of the Outdoor Recreation Trails+ Grants, supporting outdoor access, conservation, and economic vitality across the state.
The division is kicking off the FY26 grant cycle with an informational webinar on August 14.
Seven new projects were selected for funding in this latest round, including flood-damaged trail restoration, creating inclusive gathering spaces, and long-term conservation planning. These investments will increase access to outdoor recreation while supporting community health and local economies.
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