Description
Join Karen Griffin and other wildflower identification volunteers for a walk to identify local wildflowers that may be in bloom in the Sandia Mountains. Take a leisurely stroll of approximately 2 miles, frequently stopping to look at a wide variety of flowers. The walk starts at 7500 feet with an elevation gain of about 200 feet. There is a $3 parking fee. Restrooms available. Bring water and sun protection. Limited enrollment.
Karen Griffin has an MS in biological sciences and worked in aerospace for 36 years in several program management roles. Since retiring, she is active in the Mountain Garden Club in various leadership positions, including president. She volunteers at Animal Humane NM, where she is a cat socializer and leads the thrift store clothing team and the gardening team. She enjoys hiking in the Sandias and identifying wildflowers.