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Solar Powered Community Center in Ribera, NM
Cornerstones Community Partnerships has added a 21st-century element to its mission to preserve historic buildings and support traditional cultures. The…
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Restoring a Broken River: The Rio Fernando de Taos Watershed
By Shannon Romeling Dry sections, E. coli bacteria, fire risk, sedimentation, polluted runoff, worn-down acequia systems, limited in-town access and bank…
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Resilience on the Comanche Creek
By Sarah Wentzel-Fisher In May of this year, I was experiencing what I refer to as aridity anxiety. Symptoms included…
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Pueblog By Carnell Chosa What is Pueblog? Pueblog is a sharing space where our community members will contribute short written…
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Pueblo Villages, Land Grants and Spanish Villages in the Valle de Cochiti
A History of Peña Blanca and Its Lower Río Santa Fe Neighbors By Hilario E. Romero This is the second…
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PozOrale Fall Festival (SR2)
PozOrale Fall Festival On September 30th, Santa Fe celebrated the first annual PozOrale Fall Festival and Pozole Competition. Earth Care…
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OP-ED: Sara Mayanne Barudin [Picuris article]
Community Solar Arrays Power Picuris Pueblo Picuris Pueblo is nestled in the “Hidden Valley” of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains…
Read More » OP-ED: Kimberly Griego-Kiel
The Land and Water Conservation Fund In September, Congress failed to reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund, that for…
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Freedom from Pain in the Holiday Season
As we move into the holiday season and go more deeply into the coolness of winter, it’s a great time…
Read More » Educators, Advocates and Tribal Leaders Propose Plan
Lawyers from the New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF),…
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Connecting Youth with Traditional Knowledge and Ecological Science
By Carlos Herrera and Emily Wolf Grounded in science and traditional knowledge, the next generation of water protectors is being…
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Climate Change in the Southwest
Climate change is happening now, affecting communities and ecosystems. Locations around the Northern Hemisphere experienced their hottest temperatures on record…
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By Mike Neas By now everyone knows that our water is at risk, right? We’re in an extended drought, and…
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Senate Farm Bill Promotes Sustainable Agriculture
By U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich I grew up helping my parents run a small cattle operation, which is where I…
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Ohkay Owingeh Preservation Project
Ohkay Owingeh (“Place of the Strong People”), located at the confluence of the Río Grande and Chama rivers just north…
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Art In Santa Fe
By Andrew Lovato Art has always played a profound role in Santa Fe’s cultural character. From the city’s founding in…
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Pueblo Villages, Land Grants and Spanish Villages in the Valle de Cochiti
By Hilario E. Romero Introduction This first part in a two-part article concludes my series on the history of the…
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OP-ED: The World Upside Down
By Alejandro López Due to centuries of rural isolation and as an independent region prior to European arrival, and then…
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Saving the St. Vrain Mill
By Susan Guyette New Mexico’s rural historic buildings, as sites of rich history important to a past-present-future continuum of cultural…
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Everyday Green: Cultural Revitalization in the Mora Valley
By Susan Guyette Creative economy is about participation, connection, giving a community voice, expressing culture and supporting entrepreneurial businesses. In…
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