The Santa Fe Desert Choral is offering discounts to members for concerts dedicated to stewardship of the natural world.
Desert Choral Santa Fe discount concerts
Volunteer profile: John Buchser
John Buchser is the former longtime Rio Grande Chapter chairman, and he remains out Water Team chair and has been a member of the Rio Grande Chapter for decades. Question: What is your position in the Rio Grande Chapter? John Buchser: Water issues chair Q: How
Beaver-treated water in Santa Fe
Photographs of the Santa Fe River from the 1930s show a wide, meandering river with many side channels — created by beavers — flowing down a rural valley with the little city of Santa Fe in the distance.
Lots of water issues on tap in New Mexico
The Rio Grande Chapter is working on a lot of issues related to water – transfer of water rights, radioactive waste, rule changes and stream monitoring.
Zero Waste compost tour
On September, 14 the Northern New Mexico Group’s Zero Waste Committee led a tour of five large composting sites in Santa Fe County.
Support your chapter! Exhibition by Santa Fe artist Thais Mather
Artist Thais Mather will donate a portion of the exhibition proceeds to the Rio Grande Chapter of the Sierra Club.
UNEARTHED: The Real Story of Oil and Gas in New Mexico
You are invited to join the launch of CAVU’s multi-media project, UNEARTHED: The Real Story of Oil and Gas in New Mexico. WHAT: Short film screening and panel discussion moderated by NPR’s Tara Gatewood. WHEN: Thursday, November 16th, 2017, 6:30 PM
Sentinels test Santa Fe River for hormones
By Irina Goldstein, Water Specialist and Teresa Seamster, Northern New Mexico Group chair Sierra Club’s Water Sentinel program is one of several grassroots initiatives that help to supplement federal and state efforts to monitor national surface-water resources. As part of
Drones record Chaco fracking sites
The River Healers have sent drones to multiple fracking sites in the Greater Chaco Area impacted by explosions, fires, spills and methane.
The Living River Ordinance – Keep the Santa Fe Canyon Preserve Alive!
Text of the presentation made to the NM Public Utilities Commission on March 1, 2017.