The Santa Fe Watershed Association is a nonprofit organization with a mission to build a thriving, resilient Santa Fe River Watershed through collaboration, stewardship, and education that inspires us all to care for our land, water, and each other. Learn more.
“Sometimes a picture is worth so much more than a thousand words. Like this one taken just last month with our founder Paige Grant, board member and former County Open Space Manager Colleen Baker, and me, holding the ‘before’ image of the functionally dead landscape at Agua Fria while standing in the ‘after’ image of the restored, vegetated river….” Read SFWA Executive Director Morika Vorenberg Hensley’s 2024 Annual Letter
We are thrilled to share an incredible opportunity: Liberty Ranch has generously offered a challenge grant, where every donation you make to SFWA through December 31st will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $20,000! That means your contribution, no matter the amount, will have double the impact and help build a thriving and resilient watershed!
You can make a simple, tax-deductible donation to SFWA by clicking the donate button below:
EIN/Tax ID: 86-0996109
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Community watershed resilience through education, cleanups, green stormwater infrastructure, and community partnerships
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Save the date! On Thursday, December 5 from 4-6 p.m. we’ll open our office on 1413 Second St., Suites 2 and 3 for our annual holiday open house.
You and yours are warmly invited! Click here for details.
*in FY 2023/2024
**current estimate for the value of a volunteer hour is $33.49; see independentsector.org
The Santa Fe River Watershed is within the homelands of the Tewa, Keres, and Towa Pueblos, and the Apache Nations. It is significant for numerous other Peoples including the Tiwa Pueblos, Diné, Ute, and Comanche Nations. ▶ Learn more.
