Camp out with the staff and volunteers from Amigos Bravos and the Albuquerque Wildlife Federation for a weekend of restoration work in Midnight Meadows, a Wetland Jewel in the Carson National Forest designated by Amigos Bravos as needing special protection. Come for a day or the whole weekend. Any help is appreciated!

Please join us for our 3rd Annual Rally for the Rio, Saturday, August 24, 2019 from Noon to 5 pm. This free public event will be held on the banks fo the Rio Grande between Pilar and Dixon at the County Line Public River Access area. It's our way of thanking our members for their support and to enage the public in the importance of water for life, wildlife a…

“This toxic pollution flows down from Los Alamos into the Rio Grande above the drinking water diversions for both Santa Fe and Albuquerque,” said Rachel Conn, projects director with Amigos Bravos. “It is long past due for EPA to take action to protect New Mexicans’ public health and environment by requiring that these toxic discharges be controlled and monitored.”

Everyone is invited to join the 2019, 13th Annual Taos Rivers and Lands Cleanup, a countywide effort to clean our watershed, community and hiking trails.

DATE: Saturday, June 22, 2019. TIME: 8am – 2pm (Lunch served at 1:00pm)
TAOS AND QUESTA VOLUNTEERS: 8am meet at St. James Episcopal Church (Taos), and 8am in Questa at the Questa Visitor's Center.

This Spring, the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) proposed a new water rule. This proposed “Dirty Water Rule” would have devastating impacts to our state by leaving up to 96% of New Mexico’s water unprotected.