While your quarantined away saving the lives of your community members,  take about thirty minutes with this fun video to learn about nature’s most ingenious...

You are invited to join us for this informative, on-site demonstration workshop that will be useful for anyone wishing to keep their land in production or to...

Fruit Tree Grafting and Orchard Care Workshop at Rio Fernando Park - March 14, 2020!!

KNOW YOUR ENEMY! COMMUNITY LECTURE AND TOUR OF WEEDS IN TAOS COUNTY It’s the forest fire you can’t see! FRIDAY, JULY 10, 2020

The age of big dams is over. Communities throughout the country are looking for new ways to slow down, clean and store water. How does nature take on these n...

What is a noxious weed? What is an invasive species? What kind of impacts do they have on the health of our ecosystems? How and when do we best manage them? ...

Staci Matlock, Editor, Taos News November 22, 2019 The Río Fernando de Taos is a thin wisp of a river by many standards. But it is an essential body of water...

Rio Fernando de Taos Watershed Based Plan - Public Comment Deadline Dec 16, 5:00 PM We want to hear from you! The Rio Fernando Watershed Based Plan, focused ...

From the Taos News: Thursday, November 21, 2019 By Staci Matlock editor@taosnews.com The Río Fernando de Taos - one of the main rivers through Taos - is poll...

Please read the fascinating final version of the Taos Fire History paper, authored by Lane B. Johnson and Ellis Q. Margolis, here! https://www.mdpi.com/2571...

The Environmental Justice Collaborative Problem-Solving (EJCPS) Cooperative Agreement Program provides funding to support community-based organizations in th...

First Published by Green Fire Times, November 29, 2018 By Shannon Romeling Dry sections, E. coli bacteria, fire risk, sedimentation, polluted runoff, worn-dow...

Listen to Cultural Energy's recording of RFdTC's November Beaver and Wetland lecture, here: http://culturalenergy.org/listenlinks.htm To respect the radio st...

RFdTC was pleased to host a lecture on nature's reservoir builders (wetlands and beavers), in November of 2018. This event was open to the public, and featur...

The Rio Fernando de Taos Revitalization Collaborative to host a free panel discussion with Maryann McGraw, Wetlands Program Coordinator, New Mexico Environme...

Amigos Bravos will host a public water quality monitoring training on Sept. 14 at 5:30pm in the Kit Carson Electric Cooperative boardroom. Community members w...

by Fritz Hahn The Taos News, 3/30/2017 The Town of Taos is a parciante on the Acequia Madre del Rio Pueblo de Taos. Under the direction of Mayor Dan Barrone,...

by Joe Zupan I would like to take this opportunity to describe the work of Amigos Bravos and other entities to improve the Río Fernando watershed, an importa...

News Article on Rio Fernando Park "Walk in the Park" from April 26, 2018 - by Cindy Brown Although the Rio Fernando Park sits close to the center of town, t...

The Taos News - Article by Cody Hooks, March 8, 2018 Sam DesGeorges irrigates his land from an acequia that's fed by the Rio Fernando in Taos Canyon. Most...