River Stewardship Program News Today

Eric Head stopped along the banks of Little Turkey Creek in southwestern New Mexico to point to a pool with a log in it that formed naturally after the Whitewater-Baldy Fire of 2012 led to massive runoff that brought debris and sediment flowing down the stream. Over the past few years, The Gila/Rio Grande Chapter

All of us who call Taos home share one fundamental value — a profound respect for our lands and waters. We may look at these resources through different lenses or

On Tuesday, Aug. 22, members of the Legislative Finance Committee (LFC) took a field trip to the Upper Gallinas Watershed led by the Hermit’s Peak Watershed Alliance. There, legislators learned

News from Grant County, New Mexico

The bill would create two funds that would support efforts like wildfire response, drought mediation or agricultural projects.

The bill would create two funds that would support efforts like wildfire response, drought mediation or agricultural projects.

By Scott Wyland, The Santa Fe New Mexican At least a billion dollars in federal conservation money is available to aid New Mexico in everything from restoring watersheds and protecting imperiled species to helping ecosystems better withstand climate change. The state is missing out on most of it because it lacks matching funds. Some state […]

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham delivers her fifth State of the State address from the Roundhouse in Santa Fe.

Fifth State of the State Address for Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham

There was a Facebook post earlier this month that elaborated on the seasons in Colorado.