New Mexico & El Paso
The Santa Fe Mountains Landscape Project is the proposed action from the fireshed coalition is working on “to improve the resilience of a priority landscape to future disturbances such as high-severity wildfire, drought, and insect outbreaks by restoring forest structure and composition.”
Meet Rio Grande Chapter ExComm member Susan Martin from Santa Fe.
Meet Rio Grande Chapter ExComm member Eric Patterson, from Taos.
The Sierra Club’s Northern Group Climate Change Committee will present an informative and engaging Earth Day program titled “Yes, I can: Make a Difference for Our Planet” from 11:30 AM – 1 PM in the Railroad Building next to the Community Center.
Derrick Toledo interviews Camila Feibelman on oil and gas production and pollution.
At EPA’s only public hearing on the proposed methane rule rollback held in Denver last month, the overwhelming majority of speakers testified in favor of existing protections. Opponents of rolling back these commonsense protections had submitted nearly 400,000 comments urging EPA to keep them in place.
Opponents will rally at the BLM headquarters in Santa Fe on December 5, one day ahead of Thursday’s planned online sale that includes 46,000 acres in the culturally significant Greater Chaco region.
Join James Cain at the Los Alamos Nature Center on Friday, October 19 to learn about how black bears in the Jemez Mountains have responded to recent wildfires and subsequent forest restoration treatments.
At the Navajo Counselor Chapter, sitting at the intersection of Highway 550 and the county road to Chaco Culture National Historic Park, the air looks clean and the wind often blows strongly across the mesas and through the valleys. But for the past 3 years, residents have complained of chest pain, headaches, coughing, wheezing, sinus problems and skin and eye irritation.
Join us on in Santa Fe on September 12 as we screen the documentary, “Drilling Mora County,” and host a Q&A afterwards.