The Girl Advisory Board to Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails works with the council staff, board of directors, and Girl Scout volunteers on key projects and initiatives aligned to council and service unit strategy and provides critical customer insight and innovative ideas to serve girls in the 21st Century.  Members of the Girl Advisory Board will make recommendations, contribute to key initiatives, and influence decision-making processes at our council.  Girls gain experience creating change in a nonprofit organization, receive hands-on training, professional development opportunities and skill development.

A limited supply of Girl Scout cookies is still available for purchase in our shop, La Tienda, at 4000 Jefferson Plaza NE!  Visit us today to purchase yours today!

Monday - Thursday: 10 am - 5 pm
Friday: 8 am - 12 pm

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Girl Scouts of New Mexico Trails announced today that Natalie Aulwes of Los Alamos has been named a 2020 National Gold Award Girl Scout by Girl Scouts of the USA. Natalie was selected as one of ten teens in the country for engineering a solar-powered helicopter pad at the Pajarito Ski Area and mentoring her peers to encourage more interest in engineering. Annually, GSUSA recognizes ten of these girls as National Gold Award Girl Scouts for completing projects that exemplify strong leadership and sustainable impact. 

We believe that it is impossible to “build girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place” without it being in the very fabric of who they are. To this end, we are encouraging our girls, volunteers, and staff to explore and appreciate the principles of diversity, inclusion, and anti-racism.