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.

Experience Taos: Wild & Scenic! Check out a great lineup of environmental films honoring Earth Day and the 50th Anniversary of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act. The festival runs from 4/18/18 through 4/22/2018.

 Amigos Bravos, a Rio Fernando de Taos Revitalization Project Collaborative member, has recently received a grant through the Rio Grande Water Fund (RGWF). These funds will support the La Jara Wetland Jewel Restoration Project, located in the headwaters of the Rio Fernando de Taos. Amigos Bravos is Hiring Three Contractors to do on-the-ground work  related to this Restoration Project.

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!