Rio Grande Agricultural Land Trust

The Claunch-Pinto Soil and Water Conservation District in Mountainair, New Mexico, is a pioneering organization that has made significant strides in forest conservation and restoration. Through their partnership with the USDA Forest Service and State conservation agencies, they have become leaders in promoting healthy forests by reducing fuels, removing invasive species, and reintroducing native species and assemblages. With grants exceeding $1 million, they provide financial support to private landowners, particularly those with low- and moderate-income, to encourage ecological restoration and fuels reduction on their lands. The district holds regular board meetings, open to the public, where they discuss and plan conservation efforts. Located at the Natural Resource Conservation Center in Mountainair, the district actively engages with the community and encourages public participation in their conservation initiatives. Committed to the principles of the Open Meetings Act, they strive to create a transparent and inclusive environment for all stakeholders. Through their dedication and collaborative approach, the Claunch-Pinto Soil and Water Conservation District is making a significant impact on the preservation and restoration of New Mexico's natural resources.Generated from the website

Cerro Farm & Ranch is a family-owned agricultural operation based in Estancia, NM. Specializing in livestock and crop production, the business focuses on sustainable farming practices and land stewardship. With a commitment to providing high-quality products, Cerro Farm & Ranch serves the local community and beyond with fresh produce and ethically-raised livestock. The operation prides itself on its dedication to environmental conservation and responsible farming methods. Generated from their business information

The Save Our Bosque Task Force is a grassroots 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to preserving, protecting, and restoring the Rio Grande bosque and riparian ecosystem in Socorro, New Mexico since 1994. Working collaboratively with the community, the task force aims to support a healthy bosque while celebrating its numerous benefits to the central New Mexico region, ensuring its preservation for present and future generations.Generated from the website