We have a vision of New Mexico’s rivers and streams running so clear and clean that you can bend a knee to the water, cup your hands, and drink without fear.
Photo by Mike Fugagli
Photo by Gak Stonn / www.gakstonn.com
Photo by Susanne V. Schroeder / www.soulcenteredphotography.net
Photo by Connie Odé
Photo by Connie Odé
This year marks both the 50th Anniversary of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act and the 30th Anniversary of Amigos Bravos. We'll be celebrating both events at our 2nd Annual Rally for Rio, which will be held on September 29, 2018 at the County Line Public Access Point on the banks of the Rio Grande River off Highway 68 south of Pilar, NM. We hope you'll join u…
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We hope you can join Amigos Bravos and the Albuquerque Wildlife Federation, August 10 - 12, 2018 for a weekend (or a day) of restoration work at Midnight Meadows, a Wetland Jewel located in the Carson National Forest near Questa, New Mexico. The site is about an hour drive from Taos.
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Story Maps of the Carson Wetland Jewels and the Santa Fe Wetland Jewels are now available. Click on the links and explore the 10 Carson National Forest Jewels and the 12 Santa Fe National Forest Jewels!
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This free speaker series will feature Colin Haffey of the Nature Conservancy, discussing the history and status fo the Rio Grande Water Fund. Established in 2014, The Nature Conservancy-led Rio Grande Water Fund, is a ground-breaking project that is protecting vital forests in northern New Mexico—and the water they provide.
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