“What I love is that this is a unifying project as opposed to all the division going on nationally. It offers hope.“ – Irene Loy, Dreamtree Project, Taos, New Mexico On Tuesday January 16, 2018 members of the Taos community joined us at our offices to move the Rio Fernando Park... Read More
One of the more foolish things a community can do is build on its farmland. This is especially true in arid regions where arable land is at a premium. In 1994 Dr. William Droke saw such foolishness creeping into the agricultural lands of the Taos Valley and placed conservation easements... Read More
Last week was hopping at the Rio Fernando Park property in Taos. After a few weeks helping our conservation heroes monitor their easements, we hosted the Audubon Christmas Bird Count, set off on our restoration work and had forty-some community members out for our first Land Exploration Event. Audubon Christmas Bird Count Back in the late 19th... Read More
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