We donate all profit for every cap you purchase to support our refuge’s goal to restore habitat and scientifically monitor the population of New Mexico meadow jumping mice.
Listed as endangered in 2014, strategic habitat restoration and continued research are critical to prevent the loss of this species.
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge is one of the last remaining homes for the New Mexico meadow jumping mouse.
This cap comes with an interpretive tag describing the featured animal habitat/range and an interesting fact as well their Common and Latin Names. Embroidery designed by artist Tell Hicks. Back of cap features our Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge name.
"This book beautifully depicts in words and art our unconditional love for nature and those who live in it. It is a wonderful way to share that love with children!" - Jill Schanon Macek, Schlitz Audubon Nature Center
Third Edition.
The Blue Goose Passport is designed to record you visits to national wildlife refuges. All refuges open to the public are in the Passport, as are the National Fish Hatcheries.
Bistro Etched Matte Glazed Mugs!
The butterfly design varies slightly from the one pictured.
Dishwasher and Microwave SAFE!
Interior is glossy finish glaze. Sorry, interior colors are not selectable.
Each cap comes with an interpretive tag describing the featured animal's habitat/range and an interesting fact as well their Common and Latin Names. Embroidery designed by artist Tell Hicks. Back of cap features our Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge name drop.
Designed by Skeeter Leard, a local artist in Socorro, this charming shirt can only be found at the Bosque del Apache.
The young lady model is wearing unisex smalls, in the forest green and charcoal.
The gentleman model is wearing a unisex medium, in the steel blue.
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge is the compilation of over 15 years of photographic trips to the refuge. Photographs of many species of birds, some mammals, and beautiful scenes contribute to one's more intimate enjoyment of the refuge.
