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White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico Land Conservancy and State Land Office unite to safeguard 60,000 acres of land
In partnership with the Department of Defense, White Sands Missile Range has successfully taken action to preserve 60,000 acres of the Chupadera Mesa, ...
What gives the sand at White Sands National Park its color?
White Sands National Park is answering one of their most frequently asked questions. As part of this week’s edition of No ...
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New Mexico State University holds Artificial Intelligence course for White Sands Missile Range and fellow ATEC employees
WHITE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N.M. (February 5, 2025) – On Jan.31, New Mexico State University hosted White Sands Missile Range ...
After Record Levels of Cancer-Causing Chemicals Were Found in a New Mexico Lake, Hunters Are Urged to Contact Their Doctors
State officials issued a health advisory for Holloman Lake hunters after a report showed record-high levels of forever ...
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11 Things to Know Before Visiting White Sands National Park, NM
Clambering up gypsum sand dunes in White Sands National Park in New Mexico, I half expected to see Will Smith dragging an ...
Feds, state, Land Conservancy partner to protect land near White Sands
About 60,000 acres of state-owned land near White Sands will be protected from future development thanks to an agreement between the New Mexico Land Conservancy, the State Land Office and the U.S.
Don't miss this hidden gem in North Brevard: White Sands Buddhist Center
Looking for a beautiful, serene spot on the Space Coast? Check out the White Sands Buddhist Center in Mims.
Cancer Foundation for New Mexico to host annual Sweetheart Auction fundraiser in Santa Fe
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Albuquerque’s annual Balloon Festival, Santa Fe’s art, Carlsbad Canyons National Park, White Sands National Park, and winter skiing in Taos attract visitors. New Mexico’s native American ...
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What gives the sand at White Sands National Park its color?
According to park officials, it’s because the sand is made of gypsum, a soft, white mineral that breaks down easily and dissolves in water. The park said their gypsum came from the floor of an ...