Questa • Red River • Cerro • Costilla • Amalia • Lama • San Cristobal
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Ten years ago, our founder Nan Fisher started the Taos Seed Exchange. Many of our readers know Nan, and even more have benefitted from her
FREE Fostering Connections to Grow Outdoor Learning Symposium
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April 18
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Work Weekend at the Herrera Trailer Park
Apr 29 – May 2
9 am to 5 pm
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday;
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Today, KCEC owns and operates 18 solar arrays throughout our service territory, totaling 18.6 MW. Did you know KCEC will exceed its 100% daytime solar
On the morning of January 25, 2022, U.S. Senator Ben Ray Lujan and U.S. Senator Tina Smith participated in a webinar with Abigail Ross Hopper,
“Karoshi” is a Japanese term that means “death by overwork.” And their culture is not alone in pushing its employees too hard in the workplace.
For thousands of years the air in summer was filled with a mild smoky haze. People co-existed with fire in the landscape, whether caused by
In the quest to shift away from fossil fuels in favor of cleaner, environmentally friendly power, Portugal hit a milestone when the country utilized 100%
2022 Farmer-in-training (FIT) Program From ALIANZA AGRICULTURA DE TAOS Alianza Agricultura de Taos is proud to be partners with Ft. Lewis College in Durango, Colorado!
Do you want to be an intern? The intended age group is 14-18, but if you’re younger and have a strong interest, this program may
An apparent setback has now set the stage for new opportunities in environmental protection. The Taos Regional Landfill Board had voted this past September to
For Repurposing Plastic to stay alive and thrive during these winter months, we need more help, more funds, and more professional builders who will buy
A New Breakthrough for the Repurposing Plastic Project: Good news from the Repurposing Plastic Project (RPP): we think we’ve found a way to scale up
Our celebrations of Christmas and other seasonal holidays are an important part of life. Still, the holidays place extraordinary stress on people and the planet.
By Hilary Markin, USFS Fall is in full swing and the Carson National Forest would like to remind residents to get their fuelwood permits. To
Hello, volunteers! The Repurpos- ing Plastic Project team bales plastic in Questa at RPP headquarters most Friday mornings 10 am – noon. Come see our
Friday work party in Questa, with the Repurposing Plastic Project. Volunteers bale up the plastic in black plastic bags for use in construction projects. A
The North Central Regional Transit District (NCRTD), operator of the Blue Bus, will receive $5 million from the US Department of Transportation Federal Transit Administration