Santa Fe Watershed Association - Working to protect and restore the health and vibrancy of the Santa Fe River and its watershed.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Joined December 2011
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Today, we opened the portal to take applications for the Clean Car Tax Credit, which offers up to $3,000 on the purchase of certain low-emission vehicles. Visit clean.energy.nm.gov/ to learn more about this program.
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🧵1/7 The 2024 Monsoon Season is officially over, and here's how much rain fell across New Mexico, along with % of average rainfall. Perception of the monsoon can be subjective, but generally, northern New Mexico had above average rainfall, with near to below average elsewhere.
ALT Radar coverage is limited across the Four Corners and precipitation amounts will be underestimated across that region.
ALT 100% is equal to average for the time period shown on the map.
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We had an awesome team of volunteers show up for our Arroyo Cleanup last weekend with the @SantaFeH2O! A very cool addition this year was the Simtable, where guests could manipulate sand on a 3D map of our watershed and see how water is distributed in our area.
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Applications are open for our Trails+ Grant. This grant supports projects that enhance access to trails, river parks, wildlife viewing areas, and more—helping to drive economic development, community prosperity, and wellness across the state. Visit NMOutside.com. #ORD
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The Outdoor Recreation Trails+ Grant opened on July 1st with over $10M in funding for FY25.
The #TrailsPlus grant program has funded 140+ conservation-minded projects open to the public across #NewMexico, improving quality of life and boosting the economy.
#TrailsPlusTuesday
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Ephemeral streams—temporary streams that only flow after rainfall or snowmelt—contribute more than 50% of the flow in downstream river systems and likely have a major influence on water quality across the U.S., according to a new modeling study in Science. scim.ag/7xE
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The deadline for the last round of FY24 Trails+ Grant applications is June 30.
Do you have an outdoor project in the pipeline, or looking for funding to complete your vision? This is a remarkable opportunity that you can't miss!➡️NMOutside.com
#TrailsPlus #TrailTuesday
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SFNF Fire begins the Pacheco Canyon pile burn project today. The piles are located NE of Santa Fe.
Smoke may be visible in the Santa Fe vicinity and from the Winsor Trail, near FR 102. For information visit: tinyurl.com/2s373cr4
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SFNF fire managers are planning ignitions for 3 days this week (Wed.-Fri.) on the Hyde Park pile burn unit located near Hyde Park Rd. in Santa Fe.
Smoke may be visible in the Santa Fe vicinity.
To learn more about the importance of prescribed fire visit: tinyurl.com/yvv4tfbc
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#Eclipse2023: What to Know
Sat Sept 30, 2-3pm
#SouthsideLibrary
Attend this informational session to find out about the upcoming #SolarEclipse on Oct 14 that puts Santa Fe in its path. Find out about eclipses and why this one is different, as well as how to safely view it.
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There’s a Fee Free Day coming up this week! On August 4, you can visit all @Interior-managed public lands for free as we celebrate the upgrades, accessibility updates, and infrastructure projects that the Great American Outdoors Act has made possible.
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#Weeds pose a serious and increasing threat to New Mexico’s environment and economy. These weeds are tough competitors and can spread rapidly, creating large stands that can persist for many years. pubs.nmsu.edu/_circulars/CR6…
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Join us on June 13th, 5-6pm, for an info session about the #OutdoorEquityFund.
Learn about the program, ask questions, and find out the requirements. Join the meeting with the link in our bio.
#OutdoorEquity #OEF #NMORD #OutdoorsforAll #OutdoorAccess #NMOutdoorRec #NewMexico
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We invite the community to the Santa Fe Mountains Landscape Resiliency Project Town Hall, June 8 from 6:30-8:30 pm at the Santa Fe Community College. Information visit bit.ly/3WH3w4j
