Castner Range Coalition News Today

Castner Range, located on Fort Bliss and within the Chihuahuan desert along the Rio Grande, is the ancestral homeland of Comanche and Apache people.

Unexploded ordnance saved Castner Range from development. Now conservationists want to open it to the public.

The campaign to make Castner Range a national monument is gaining steam after local leaders brought their message to Washington DC.

Home to vibrant flowers, orioles, mountain lions and more, advocates seek to protect the acres around a former El Paso firing range.

Why can’t Castner Range be next on the list of spaces designated for our children to enjoy, grow and discover something new about the world?

Wilderness Society statement on Secretary Haalands trip to El Paso to learn more about Castner Range.

Local conservation groups hosted the secretary as part of their campaign to designate Castner Range a national monument.

The El Paso Poppies Festival has canceled its annual event for the third year, but community events to help support Castner Range will still occur through April.

The Castner Range Coalition will be celebrating this year's poppy bloom with a series of community events that include hiking and Earth Day activities

Closer to Castner Range National Monument Status: Biden Administrations publishes America the Beautiful report