Thanks for a very insightful forum
My thanks and congratulations to Rich, Carlos, all of the panelists, and all the students who helped make this one of the best forums to
My thanks and congratulations to Rich, Carlos, all of the panelists, and all the students who helped make this one of the best forums to

Youth will be meeting with representatives on climate and water issues..click here to see their stories…To blog: 1st login by going the bottom of the RiverSource.net front
I’m honored to work with some great practitioners of watershed science. One of them, Aaron Kauffman of Southwest Urban Hydrology, told me that stormwater is

My neighbor, Louise Pape, inspires me and many others with all she has accomplished in her life. But one of the most exciting experiments she
Watershed Congress Where: Rancho De los Golondrinas in La Cienega, NM When: April 24th 2013 10:00 am-2:00 pm Who: Held in cooperation with Watershed Watch

If you are like me, you don’t pull into a filling station because it sells gasoline produced by your favorite energy company. You go there because it’s the cheapest station on the strip, or because the lines are the shortest, their chimichangas are made fresh every day or, crap, how are you already out of smokes again? Barring these and other situations, the unspoken arrangement between us and the energy companies is that they must supply and we must buy.

I am struck by how challenging it is for me to change my diet after the Holiday season fare of sweet food, great dinners, and
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River Source creates pathways for New Mexico youth and communities to protect the lands and waters they call home. In urban, rural, and Native American communities, we turn streams and watersheds into outdoor classrooms, pairing hands-on learning and youth jobs with ecological restoration. We bring these opportunities to places that lack them, and partner with communities to build lasting, culturally grounded knowledge and stewardship systems to protect crucial water resources.