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Connecting People, Nature & Community
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Discover Niños y Naturaleza
Nearly 300 children • Urban and rural public schools • Learning through nature

Making Positive Connections with Nature
Children who spend time in nature develop curiosity, confidence and a deeper understanding of the living world around them. These enriching early experiences shape how they see themselves, their community and their connection to and responsibility for the natural world throughout their lives.

Planting Seeds for Positive Change
Through Niños y Naturaleza and Eco-Niños, students learn by doing—planting and tending gardens, exploring wildlife and habitats, taking field trips, reading, creating art and stories, and spending meaningful time outdoors. These experiences help children build knowledge, practical skills and a lasting relationship with nature.

See Niños y Naturaleza in Action
Experience Niños y Naturaleza through our short film, Los maestros del mañana.
10 minutes - In Spanish with English subtitles.
LA VIDA DE LAS CACHINCHES MURAL WALKWAY
12 large-scale murals along Las Cachinches Corridor to bring people closer to nature



PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Rufino Balderas Rojas
Sandra Balderas
Stefania Cuervo
Carolina Durán
Merle Herrera
Cesilia Herrera
Analí Jaramillo
Gabo Morin
Omar Moreno
Yazmín Obregón
Anael Olarte
Josue Orellana
Priscila Solorio
David Tavera
Miguel Angel Tavera
Catuaxly Torres Torres
Daniela Zapatero
Maria Jose Zapatero
LOCATION
The Mural Walkway extends along the Puente Viejo Residencial wall adjacent to Las Cachinches Arroyo. Just across the street from La Fabrica Aurora, beginning at the south end of the bridge.
La Vida de las Cachinches is a public art project that invites the community to rediscover and care for the waterway that has supported people and wildlife since time immemorial.
Prominent local urban artists from San Miguel have transformed 90 meters of public walkway within the Arroyo Las Cachinches Art District into an open-air gallery, featuring twelve large-scale murals that celebrate the arroyo’s history, ecology, and enduring presence.
Public art has the power to transform how we see and relate to the places around us. These murals invite residents and visitors to experience Las Cachinches as a living thread connecting nature, culture, and community. By making both its history and the life it supports visible and accessible, the walkway becomes a space for learning, reflection, and inspiration—while also encouraging environmental stewardship through meaningful actions such as planting native species for birds and pollinators, and caring for the landscape.
This is just the beginning of our efforts to revitalize the arroyo as a place for people and nature.
With your support, we can transform Las Cachinches from a forgotten stream into a vibrant public space—where art, nature, and community come together to inspire connection to the wildlife and living systems that sustain our city.

OUR SPONSORS
With deep gratitude to our patrons, whose generous contributions helped make this project possible.

OUTDOOR & CONSERVATION EVENTS
Getting outside is good for you and nature
Trees RESTORED!!
AMIGOS DE LAS CACHINCHES ARROYO
Help care for a remarkable urban waterway.
Join neighbors and volunteers working together to care for Las Cachinches through cleanups, native plantings, habitat improvements and other community projects.

GO KAYAKING!
Immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery and diverse birdlife of the Presa and the Rio Laja.
Our relaxed pace provides opportunity to chat, take photos and soak in the surroundings in the company of nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts from San Miguel and beyond.
Kayak outings depart from the Amigos boathouse near Otomi Equestrian Center.

MONTHLY BIRDWALKS
Our monthly birdwalks take place the 3rd Saturday of every month in a countryside location.
Join our expert birders who will help you to explore and know the birds of San Miguel. Enjoy the company of others who love to get outside and enjoy nature!
Open to all birders, beginning and experienced alike.
WHAT'S UP THIS SEASON?


NESTING SEASON
Some birds are still nesting, such as barn swallows and egrets, and many birds are teaching their young the skills they need to survive.
You may find a fledgling on the ground and think that it has been abandoned, but this is part of their learning process as they learn to hunt for food and strengthen their wings.
Nesting season is critical to the survival of bird populations and a time when birds are most vulnerable to disturbance from people, pets or construction. This is not the time to trim your trees or shrubs, unless you have thoroughly examined them to make sure they are free of nests.
Laws, like the Migratory Bird Treaty Act make it illegal to disturb many species or their nests, including Snowy and Great Egrets.
For the curious, we have assembled information, videos and broadcasts about bird nests and nesting habits, with a focus on our local birds.
GARDENING FOR WILDLIFE
The garden suggests there might be a place where we can meet nature halfway.
—Michael Pollan

Volunteer at our Parque Juarez Pollinator Garden
Our Audubon de Mexico demonstration and education habitat garden for pollinators was established in 2015 and has since tripled in size. Filled with plants that attract birds, bees, and butterflies, our garden is a haven for these important creatures. Join our dedicated volunteers every Thursday morning from 9:30 until 11:30 as we tend to the garden by planting, pruning, and watering.
For more information, please contact us at audubondemexico@gmail.com.

Attract Birds, Butterflies & Other Wildlife to your Garden
Information about plants, planting, resources and other good things to know about making your garden wildlife friendly.
Stop by our pollinator friendly garden at Parque Juarez to learn about gardening for pollinators or check out our resource section of the website!
The Wonder of Life...
A wonderful, inspiring short to watch and share about the work of animal photographer, Tim Flach.
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