Our work at the Taos Land Trust depends on the support of individuals, foundations, and community organizations collaborating together for the benefit of a greater good. We invite you to become a supporter and help us continue to protect the open spaces that create northern New Mexico’s spectacular vistas, the productive agricultural and ranch lands that help sustain us, and the parks and trails that promote healthier minds and bodies by connecting us with nature. 

Rio Fernando Park, 20-acres of restored wetlands and farmland adjacent to Fred Baca Park, serves as the Taos Land Trust’s hub for environmental stewardship, innovation, and hands-on education. The restored historic Vigil y Romo Acequia irrigates agricultural plots where students and volunteers test crops and soil health techniques, while wetlands host a biodiversity of flora and fauna. Weekly events are hosted at the public park and community and visitors have easy access to green space along open trails.