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. 

Everyone is invited to join the 2018, 12th Annual Taos River and Land Cleanup, a county-wide effort to clean our watershed, community and hiking trails.
DATE: Saturday, July 14th, 2018. 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 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.

 Amigos Bravos applauds Congressman Ben Ray Luján's leadership in safeguarding our water, wildlife, heritage and way of life for future generations. 

The Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment and Amigos Bravos have filed an appeal to a permit issued by the New Mexico Mining Commission that would allow the Mt. Taylor Uranium Mine to return to active status. The mine has been on standby mode for over 20 years while not producing any uranium. When the mine is in active or standby status, cleanup requirements are put on hold. Please add your voice in support of strong reclamation at this public meeting.