Protecting Land, Trails, and Skies in Northern New Mexico
Saving Land. For Everyone. Forever.
New Mexico’s stunning, untouched landscapes—the life–supporting lands essential for healthy wildlife, clean air, pure water, and food–producing soils—are rapidly disappearing. The Santa Fe Conservation Trust is helping to create a network of natural, open lands in and around our communities, forever protected for all living creatures. By providing landowners with tools to place their lands into voluntary conservation status, we now oversee protection of more than 39,000 acres in northern New Mexico.
The Santa Fe Conservation Trust partners with our community to keep northern New Mexico’s living lands and people flourishing together. We protect culturally and environmentally significant landscapes, ignite people’s passion for nature and enable the continual regeneration of our healthy place. We envision a future where everyone in northern New Mexico cherishes nature and works to preserve it for this and future generations.
We are a private non-profit organization, supported by the generosity of hundreds of people who share our passion- a healthy environment sustaining a healthy community. Learn more about the Santa Fe Conservation Trust and ways you can join us in our efforts to save the enchantment of Northern New Mexico.
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Vámonos 2019: A Photo Gallery at Our Midpoint!
We are about halfway through the Vámonos Program for 2019 so we wanted to share some pictures of what success we’ve had so far. Vámonos is an exploration of our local trails, both in town, on ADA accessible trails around our parks, and on our 55 miles of dirt trails. ...
City Trail Work in Dale Ball Trails, Summer 2019
Installing Dr. Bill Johnson’s Recovery Bench, Arroyo Hondo Open Space, May 29, 2019
Field Trips to Local Trails in May 2019
Thanks to the support of Partners in Education, the Frost Foundation, the Lineberry Foundation, and the City of Santa Fe, Santa Fe Conservation Trust continued the Passport to Trails Program in May, taking eight classes of Fourth and Fifth Graders from El Camino Real...
