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Fire Adapted New Mexico Learning Network
By Matt Piccarello Heading into summer, the specter of wildfire looms large over New Mexico. After experiencing one of the…
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The Galisteo Wildway
By Jan-Willem Jansens About 25 years ago, a group of Santa Fe permaculture teachers and land conservationists came together on…
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Creative Thought Forum Summer Salons at the School for Advanced Research
By Meredith Davidson As June progresses, the heat of summer begins to mix with dry air and evokes a level…
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Alla en el Rancho Grande
By Alejandro López Only through profoundly local living can we curtail our profligate consumption, end our contribution to global warming…
Read More » The School for Advanced Research Summer Schedule
The School for Advanced Research, founded in 1907, supports innovative research and public education through seminars, lectures, and residential fellowships…
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Environmental Justice: Current Water Concerns and the Need to Educate Water Users
As water managers at federal, state and local levels try to determine how communities in New Mexico can get through…
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The Midtown Campus in Santa Fe
By Nate Downey The Midtown Campus Project is at a critical juncture. If you’ve ever wanted to help determine your…
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OP-ED: Joe Neidhardt, M.D.
Hey, Americans and Turtle Islanders: Wake up! Let’s look at some facts. We need to take a hard look at…
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Recycling Right in Santa Fe
By Jane Bias and Neal Denton Until recently, China purchased much of the world’s recycled materials, using them as a…
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San Miguel County Resolution
New Mexico is in an ecological and social crisis. Like the rest of the United States, uncontrolled growth and exploitation…
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Where Development and Acequias Meet in Taos
By Miguel Santistevan Dozens of acequias inscribe and extend the riparian areas along the six rivers of the Taos Valley.…
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La limpia de las Acequias – El Trabajo de Todos
By Alejandro López Algo que creímos ser tan difícil se puede lograr si uno se entrega completamente a la obra.…
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Increasing Wildfire Awareness and Reducing Human-Caused Ignitions
Large, high–severity wildfires are now a common occurrence in northern New Mexico. These fires burn through forests that are not…
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13 Cobs and Conservation of Seed in New Mexico
By Loretta Sandoval When I moved to New Mexico in 2005, I knew little about the history of my ancestors,…
Read More » Santa Fe Water Capacity Revisited: Climate Change, Drought and Demand
By Hilario E. Romero In my April 2016 Green Fire Times article, “From Survival and Sustainable Agriculture to Río Grande Diversion:…
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Repartimiento, Drought and Climate Change
By Sylvia Rodríguez Faced with too little water to irrigate as usual this spring, many acequia officers are currently holding…
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The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act: 50 Years
By Rachel Conn This year is a big year for people who love rivers and wild spaces. 2018 is the…
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Water Wars in New Mexico
By Michael Jensen and Leah Cantor New Mexico Environmental Law Center “Every time we update our models of the Río…
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Creating Watershed Resilience During Drought
By Rich Schrader and Emily Wolf An ancient Chinese proverb says “To have good water, take care of your mountains.”…
Read More » A Man with a Heart
By Alejandro López Felipe Ortega, of La Madera, N.M., was a one-of-a-kind kind of person whose shoes will be hard,…
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