Blackdom: Planting Seeds of Freedom in New Mexico
In celebration of Black History Month, learn about a safe place for Black people to thrive in the early 20th century.
Soil Building with Swales
A transformative low tech tool for land care, swales also offer a great opportunity to host a field day.
Opportunity for Northern New Mexico Farms & Ranches to plant Pollinator Habitat
Xerces Society is offering New Mexico Pollinator Habitat Restoration Kits!
NM United Gets a Kick Out of Composting
NM United Soccer team helps reduce food waste in partnership with the Climate Change Leadership Institute.
New Mexico Compost Coalition launches statewide Community Composting Pilot
In community composting systems, people take an active role in compost production and application in their neighborhood.
Donate your New Mexico State Tax Refund to the Healthy Soil Program!
Help support NM farmers and ranchers to restore soils, conserve water, grow our local food economy, and address the climate crisis!
Donate your State Tax Refund to the Healthy Soil Program!
Help support NM farmers and ranchers to restore soils, conserve water, grow our local food economy, and address the climate crisis!
Feeding the World: Localism, Ecological Resilience, and Farmer and Community Agency
As the global human population has rounded the corner of over 7 billion people, many claim that we will need to produce more food on existing agricultural land. This isn’t true. What we need are local, resilient food systems with autonomous farmers.
Post-Fire Mitigation Field Day Upper Mora Valley
Join us for a walking tour on Saturday July 16 with Soil Health Champion and landscape ecologist Charles Curtin to learn about simple ways to slow erosion and flooding after wildfire.
Planting Seeds of Freedom in the Pecos Valley of New Mexico
In celebration of Juneteenth, learn about the town of Blackdom –a safe place for Black people to thrive economically in the early 20th century.