The Gila National Forest booth had lots of visitors
Brianna Mann and John Moeny represented the Bat Conservancy.
Martha Egnal represents the National Forest Foundation, a non-profit that partners with the National Forest Service to raise funds
At the Forest Service mule station were Betty, the mule, Zack Law and Kim Pearce
Carl Eliaison, Rusty Keller, Jay Bottoms and Roger Wright at the Operation Wounded Warrior table
Doug Medin, Peter Dames, Scott Fritz, Michelle Strnad and Brent Bibles at the Grant County Search and Rescue booth
Chiricahua-Warm Springs Fort Sill Apache Princess Makayla Maguire
Speakers at the pavilion in Gough Park
Gila Cliff Dwelling National Monument Lead Park Ranger Dana Dick and Superintendent Fermin Salas
Bureau of Land Management's Jennifer Moreno shows soft pelts to Mayelli and Zorran Hood
Robert and April Darrow represent the Fort Sill Apache Tribe Homelands
Gary Starkweather represents Dark Sky New Mexico
Dinah Demers, Marty Eberhardt and Don Graves at the Gila Native Plant Society booth
Kathryn McCarroll and Marilyn Markel in front of photos of the Gila Wilderness by San Lorenzo 4th and 5th graders at the Grant County Archaeological Society booth
Jackie Blurton offers 1 1/2-year-old Charlie Wise a chance to hug a stuffed owl at the Bird Alliance of Southwestern New Mexico, a chapter of the National Audubon Society
From left back are Perisha Rodriguez, Tim Cox, Ian Ryan, Xavier Castillo, front Emiliano Rodriguez and Alfonso Garcia-Cabrera representing the Tyrone Volunteer Fire Department
Apache dancers
MMembers of Back Country Horsemen of America, Gila Chapter, branding wood disks that people had cut off logs with crosscut saws
Apache performers in one group
Smokey Bear with Weston and Avery Duncan
Leif Dahl-Bredine on one end of the crosscut saw and Rawlings Lemon on the other end
Silke Schneider and Harper Maxwell on one end and Jerry Engel on the other end
One of the competitors ready to be a team member in the cross-cut competition among teams from Grant County, Catron County and Albuquerque
The first team makes sawdust fly
Another team works hard
The disk of wood falls as a team finishes their cut
The Albuquerque team ready to saw (at that point, they got the shortest time)
This team is in the quarterfinals