Join your neighbors in cleaning up your local arroyo reach.  Saturday, August 27 at 8am Arroyo de los Pinos near Camino Consuelo and Siringo Rondo South. Bring gloves, water, sun protection. Trash bags and snacks will be provided. Contact amara@santafewatershed.org for more info.

Friday, Sept 16 Doors open at 6:30, Program Starts at 7pm. Randal Davey Audubon Society 1800 Upper Canyon Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87505 THE WILD AND SCENIC FILM FESTIVAL delivers an urgent call to action, encouraging us to learn more about what we can do to save our threatened planet and create positive outcomes for future […]

  For more information contact Amara at amara@santafewatershed.org

MI ARROYO, MI TIERRA 6th Grade/Middle School Curriculum Unit Workshops Join us to learn about place-based outdoor education using local arroyos that are readily accessible to most schools. The unit looks at arroyos through the lens of stormwater, exploring erosion, infiltration, and pollution while using hands-on activities that are aligned with NM STEM Ready! Science […]

MI ARROYO, MI TIERRA 6th Grade/Middle School Curriculum Unit Workshops Join us to learn about place-based outdoor education using local arroyos that are readily accessible to most schools. The unit looks at arroyos through the lens of stormwater, exploring erosion, infiltration, and pollution while using hands-on activities that are aligned with NM STEM Ready! Science […]

MI ARROYO, MI TIERRA 6th Grade/Middle School Curriculum Unit Workshops Join us to learn about place-based outdoor education using local arroyos that are readily accessible to most schools. The unit looks at arroyos through the lens of stormwater, exploring erosion, infiltration, and pollution while using hands-on activities that are aligned with NM STEM Ready! Science […]

MI ARROYO, MI TIERRA 6th Grade/Middle School Curriculum Unit Workshops Join us to learn about place-based outdoor education using local arroyos that are readily accessible to most schools. The unit looks at arroyos through the lens of stormwater, exploring erosion, infiltration, and pollution while using hands-on activities that are aligned with NM STEM Ready! Science […]

Climate Masters was developed at the University of Oregon Climate Leadership Initiative and provides approximately 30 hours of programming over a 7-week time frame. The curriculum focuses primarily on climate change in New Mexico and the locally relevant interrelated connections between water, soil, food production, consumption/waste, forest management, transportation, energy and the way we live […]