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Students exploring
their Santa Fe River upper watershed
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One-Rock Dam Building
Ojo Encino Youth Crew working with Craig Sponholtz & Quivira Coalition
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Measuring streamflow
East Fork of the Jemez on the Valles Caldera
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New Mexico Watershed Watch
Seeking insects to help inform us about the health of our rivers
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Look to the mountains,
think like a watershed
Sheep, Rocks, Fences, and Drones!: A Summer Recap from Intern Anthony Herrera
Hello, my name is Anthony Herrera and I am 22 years old from Cochiti Pueblo, New Mexico. I’m an enrolled college student at CNM majoring in Biology. I have hopes of a future career working in the outdoors with the environment and wildlife. The summer internship of 2018 with River Source has been hands down […]
Help us reach our 2019 goal!
As we reach the end of our rewarding and busy 2018, we are poised to engage 4,000 students, as well as employ student interns and push forward with our community-based restoration and education initiatives. Your support will help us achieve our goals!
Read about our data manager, Gaby Rael's, River Source Internship!
I am so grateful for what working at River Source has given me and what I’ve given to the community and co-workers. Working here has given me the opportunity to explore my interests in the natural world and the betterment of it through outreach and education. I've learned about watershed health, erosion control, implementation of native species and xeriscaping, business and community collaboration, computer skills, and environmental education. I cherish my intern experience!
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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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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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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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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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Current NM Water Data by USGS
