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HECHO: Hispanics Enjoying Camping, Hunting, and the Outdoors

HECHO (Hispanics Enjoying Camping, Hunting, and the Outdoors) is a group for Latinos who enjoy fishing, hiking, hunting, camping and other outdoor activities. We are seeking to balance development with conservation, and we believe that it can be done by engaging more Latinos in the effort to protect public lands.

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Act Now: Show Your Support for Bears Ears National Monument-- Public Input Due Before Friday, May 26

ACTION ALERT: Let Secretary Zinke know you that you support keeping Bears Ears National Monument in place. Take 5 minutes to submit your comments online...

HECHO: Herencia y Querencia for Our Public Lands

We have a very rich history and a very strong connection to the land. Some people see the land as the topography, the boundaries, maybe mineral rights, a place to exploit. We see the land as where my father was born, where the blood from his umbilical cord soaked into this earth. We have a connection to the land. We have herencia and querencia and querencia is a love for the land.

HECHO Applauds Senate’s Refusal to Overturn Methane Waste Rule Which Protects Public Health, Conservation, and Saves Taxpayers Millions

“We applaud the Senate for recognizing that this common sense rule should stay in place to cut the waste of publicly owned resources and save millions of taxpayer dollars,” said Camilla Simon, Executive Director of HECHO. “We are grateful to the U.S. Senators who voted for taxpayers and who value our public lands.”