18 January 2022
BAY JOURNAL FORUM: Latinos support Land Conservation Goal for the Bay Watershed
As the 2022 session of the Maryland General Assembly gets under way, a coalition of environmentally minded lawmakers is expected to propose legislation that would protect 30% of the state’s lands and waters by 2030…
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03 January 2022
PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE: Life Coach’s New Year’s Advice for Latinos: Go For It!
It's that time of year where we make our New Year's resolutions, and some in the Latino community are reaching out for help sticking to their plans. The pandemic brought extreme hardships, but the economic…
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21 December 2021
PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE: Public Lands Agencies Work to Diversify, Strengthen Staff
The Hispanic Access Project is teaming up with the National Park Service, the U.S. Forest and Fish and Wildlife services, and other agencies to diversify staff by tapping college students and recent graduates for MANO…
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30 November 2021
PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE: Conservation Groups Build Support for Riverside County Wildlife Refuge
HEMET, Calif. -- Public-lands groups are asking Congress to support the proposed Western Riverside County Wildlife Refuge, a 500,000-acre swath between Hemet and Temecula in Southern California.
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12 July 2021
PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE: Report: CA Latino Heritage Sites Need Greater Protection, Recognition
SANTA ANA, Calif. -- Sites tied to Latino history and culture are underrepresented on the list of historic places, according to a new report from the Hispanic Access Foundation.The study, called "Place, Story and Culture," identifies seven…
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07 July 2021
NBC LATINO: Latino heritage sites, including a park, river and bodega, need preservation, group urges
Latino preservationists listed a Dominican-owned bodega in Providence, Rhode Island, an east Los Angeles park that served as the gathering place for historic Chicano student walkouts, and five other locations as Latino heritage sites in…
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