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 Green Infrastructure Guide, put together by Amigos Bravos and the Environmental Law Institute, provides a step-by-step process that local governments can use to integrate community input into their green infrastructure projects. It starts with a review of the benefits of involving the public in the decision-making process. It then sets out eight steps t…
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On February 14th, the EPA published their proposed Waters of the US Rule (we are calling it the “Dirty Water Rule”) in the federal register, starting a 60-day comment period. This rule would strip Clean Water Act protections from streams that do not flow year round and from any wetland that is not directly connected to a stream that flows year round.
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A reintroduction plan for river otters in the upper Rio Grande was implemented in October 2008 by New Mexico Friends of River Otters. These lovable creatures were a native species in New Mexico until their populations were wiped out due to overhunting in the 1950s. NM Friends of River Otters is a coalition of community-based environmental and wildlife o…
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Come hang out with us along the banks of the Rio Grande under the shade of golden cottonwoods as we celebrate our Wild & Scenic river and the start of a new season!
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Wild & Scenic Rivers: An American Legacy Presented by author/photographer, Tim Palmer Monday, September 24, 2018 | 5:30 - 7:30pm Harwood Museum of Art | Arthur Bell Auditorium $8.00 for Harwood and/or Amigos Bravos members $10 General Admission Amigos Bravos invites you to a fascinating educational lecture at the Harwood Museum…
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