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Next Generation Water Summit
Three educational tracks will be offered, including sessions on: How to Build to Net Zero Water Alternative Water Treatment Options WERS 101 Comparison of Residential Water Efficiency Programs Stormwater…
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Hopi Weekend
The office of Archaeological Studies will host the extended Lalo family from the Hopi village of Hotevilla this May 20 and 21 for a two-day presentation on Hopi farming…
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Las Cruces Annual Potluck
Annual Potluck lunch at La Cueva. Bring a salad, side-dish, main dish, or dessert.
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Hopi Weekend at the Center for New Mexico Arcaeology
The office of Archaeological Studies will host the extended Lalo family from the Hopi village of Hotevilla for a two-day presentation on Hopi farming and basket weaving, kachina carving…
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NATIVE PLANTS OF SANTA FE – FREE PARK TOUR + Q&A WORKSHOP
Gail has run her nursery in Santa Fe for over 40 years and specializes in native plant species. Gail will be taking us on a tour of the Railyard…
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Distillation workshop with Wendy Whiteman
This is a hands-on opportunity to learn about the Big Sagebrush or Artemisia tridentata plant that covers a vast area of Northern New Mexico. There will be a lecture and…
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Amole Canyon Hike Field Trip
This hike is off Forest Service Rd 7-3, 20 min (13.9 mi) from Hwy 518/68 intersection. (meet for carpooling at 8:30 am at Ranchos church). Common wildflowers in meadows…
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Pedernal/Ghost Ranch Field Trip
Meet at 8:00 am at the San Francisco de Asis church in Ranchos, in the rear parking lot, to car pool to Pedernal. This is a moderate hike through…
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Trees of Taos, SMU / Ft. Burgwin Field Trip
Meet Dr. John Ubelaker at the Ft. Burgwin-SMU campus on Hwy. 518 at 8:30am. Drive into the first entrance and park by the library. Dr. Ubelaker will meet you…
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Gathering Native Seeds in NM for Conservation and Restoration
Speaker: Lillis Urban, Botanist/Ecologist (Interdisciplinary), BLM/Taos Field Office
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