Part of our work as a community land trust is to help reframe the energy debate and build community energy resiliency. Last month, we flipped the switch on our first solar energy array and as of today more than 50% of the energy we use to run Taos Land Trust... Read More
We’ll be spending the day seed collecting, water testing, bird counting, scavenger hunting, storytelling, soil testing, identifying trees, and lots more! At Taos Land Trust,Rio Fernando Park,410 La Posta Road, Taos, N.M.on Sunday, December 17, 2017From 12:00 (Noon) to 3:00 p.m. Please join us with Principal Landscape Architect, Amy Bell... Read More
Did you know that the average American child spends just 4 – 7 minutes a day playing outdoors? It’s true. Even in places like Taos, kids are spending much of their time inside. The average American child spends just four to seven minutes a day playing outdoors and up to... Read More
The Town of Taos and NM DOT are asking for community input! Paseo del Pueblo Sur from La Posta to Cid’s and then back down Camino de la Placita is being redesigned, and three options have been created. Please take a minute and review this PowerPoint presentation that covers the project, and... Read More
Recently, Taos Land Trust developed a partnership with the Trust for Public Land. The two organizations will develop a Taos Community Conservation Plan and an Enchanted Circle Trails and Parks master plan , which is GIS-based or map-based process that helps communities prioritize their conservation strategies around open space preservation, acequia and farm... Read More
Actually, the rule is slightly more lenient. Your land must be in bona fide production at least 1 out of the last 3 years. The appraisers looking at land say they can tell if the land’s been worked in the last 10 years. Are the fences falling down? Is there... Read More