River Source supports people living as good stewards of their watersheds by providing watershed science and policy education, planning, monitoring, ecological restoration and adapting to climate change

Former intern, Gaby Rael, is destined to be a star! See her amazing work.

Gaby Rael, native of Santa Fe, is diligent, focused and very bright. She shepherded a massive data migration project, created educational graphics, and got to help on a field trip with us in 2019. We will keep connected with her as she is a rising star. Read about her intern experience.

Get engaged with 2020 Wildlife Challenge with iNaturalist!

Do community science by tracking New Mexico plants and animals in the 2020 Wildlife Challenge! You can get engaged with caring for the wildlife near your home by getting outdoors and using your phone to take photos, geolocate where you took the photos and name what you see with iNaturalist. Click here for more info.

Contribute to Get Youth Hands Engaged in Creating Soil Health!

River Source is partnering with Acequia Agua Fria to write the first-ever Soil Health Curriculum for New Mexico youth this spring. But we need contributions to create on-line versions of the materials and support to deliver the content to more students. We are seeking $3,000 by the May 31, 2020 to cover costs for curriculum development and online delivery.

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From The Blog

The No Title Story: My 2019 Summer Internship

Hey y’all! I’m Natasha Sanchez from Santo Domingo Pueblo. I am a recent graduate from the Santa Fe Indian School, now headed to New Mexico State University this fall to study Environmental Science or something related in the S.T.E.M field.  November of 2018 is when I became acquainted with River Source. My high school hosted […]

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August 6th by Rich

How to Measure Streamflow!

Check out this practical and precise way to discover how much water is flowing in your stream.  Measuring streamflow is important for fish, farmers and people who enjoy rivers! Thanks to the McCune Foundation for funding this work!  – River Source staff

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October 9th by Rich

How I Can Be a Steward to the Land – by Angelica Lovato

My name is Angelica Lovato. I live in Questa, NM. I am 14 years old, and I am going to be a freshman at Questa High School. I have always really enjoyed science, and my middle school science teacher is the one who referred me for this internship. She saw that I show a lot […]

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August 15th by Emily Wolf

My River Source Internship – by Dominic Torres

Dominic Torres is what people know me as — I’m one of the special two to get chosen on this internship opportunity with River Source. This experience gave me chances to do hands on stuff that I wouldn’t have been able to do anywhere else. I want to succeed in wildlife biology after my last […]

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August 15th by Emily Wolf

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