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autumn colored trees along a dirt path at Rio Fernando Park

How to Winterize Your Garden

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What a beautiful time of year here in Taos! The trees are golden and the mountain peaks are dusted with the first sprinkles of snow. Along the park’s paths, wildflowers have turned to seedheads and migrating sandhill cranes may be seen in early morning fields. Each day offers a new...
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10 Year Anniversary of Rio Fernando Park

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Celebrate with us on September 13th as Rio Fernando Park marks its 10-year anniversary and a decade of shared vision, grassroots action, and community transformation in Taos. A Story of Community Transformation In 2015, Taos Land Trust purchased approximately 20 acres of degraded wetlands, fallow agricultural fields, and areas overrun...
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The Horno Project at Rio Fernando Park

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This month, we celebrate the construction of a traditional horno at Rio Fernando Park. The Cultural Story of the Horno The word horno, Spanish for “oven,” traces its origins to North Africa where beehive-shaped earthen ovens were brought to Spain by the Moors. Over centuries, the Spanish made hornos an essential...
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Updates from Rio Hondo Fishing Park

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Have you visited Rio Hondo Fishing Park lately? Now’s the time! Rio Hondo Fishing Park (RHFP) is an important chapter in the history of land conservation in Taos County. In 2009, Taos Land Trust (TLT) acquired this 22-acre stretch along the Rio Hondo, ensuring that its diverse riparian habitat and...
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What Do Dogs and Weeds Have to Do With Each Other?

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A Call for Awareness As you stroll through the park this month, you’ll notice a colorful array of blooms—some welcome, others less so. Many of these wildflowers are invasive weeds, and they’re spreading fast. Houndstongue’s sticky burs hitch rides on dog fur and shoelaces, traveling along the trails and helping...
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Tonya Smith
Commented On 10 May 2017
This is great information. Appreciate it and great work at the Taos Land Trust.

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