2020 Annual Report
SFCT’s 2020 Annual Report / 2021 Newsletter is hot off the press! Inside, learn about climate change action and our part in it, updates on our mission programs, and much more. Click on the image or HERE to download the...
Come volunteer with us in the Galisteo Basin!
Please Volunteer!Galisteo Basin Erosion Control Work Dayson June 11 & 12, 18 & 19 Please sign up to learn erosion control techniques from a master, and to help SFCT employ these techniques to protect and restore a property in the Galisteo Basin – from 8 am to...
In Memory: Bill Johnson
1951 – 2021 There is no way that we could ever thank Bill enough for his contributions to the Santa Fe Conservation Trust: board member, trail advocate, and all around great guy. We’ll miss you Bill! Please take a look at the article below,...
Take a Kid Hiking on June 5
As you can imagine, it was hard to plan and promote our programs this year because of the coronavirus. Should we promote the VAMONOS program, for example, or would we not be able to gather? Until we got more clarity, we did as much gorilla advertising as we could,...
Bursting Out of the Pandemic!
Yesterday was a big day on the pandemic front with good news about masks for vaccinated people. Check out the CDCs new recommendations if you haven’t seen them yet. Of course, the governor has to weigh in soon. Even though it is good news, I feel sort of like a...
Instructions on Not Giving Up
Tomorrow is the first day of spring. What a relief! This wasn’t the easiest winter to live through. Slow down for a minute to take this moment in. Here’s a poem to set the tone for the change in seasons. Instructions on Not Giving Up Ada Limón -1976-...
Learn how conservation impacts our biggest challenges
Last December, almost 80 people tuned in for our earthLINES Online Chat with authors Laura Paskus and Bill deBuys about climate change in the southwest. We’ve scheduled another earthLINES Online Chat for Wednesday, March 31 at 6:30 pm, and I hope you will join...
842 More Acres Preserved in the Galisteo Basin!
I don’t know about you, but I was pretty happy to make it through 2020, and I guess I expected 2021 to be better, just by virtue of it not being 2020 anymore! But as you’ve probably noticed, it isn’t much better, not yet, anyway. Maybe it was...
Volunteer Work on Dorothy Stewart Trail and Atalaya Trail, Fall 2020
In September and October, we turned our attention to the City’s Dorothy Stewart Trail and Santa Fe National Forest’s Atalaya Trail, for which we recently renewed our adoption. Although we hadn’t worked on either for several years, these trails were...Upcoming Events
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Bears Ears Guided Camping Trip
@ Bears Ears National Monument
Bears Ears Guided Camping Trip
@ Bears Ears National Monument
May 8 – May 13 all-day
Outings and Explorations Immerse Yourself in the Canyons, Cultural Sites & Rock Art of Southeastern Utah’s Cedar Mesa When Sunday, May 8 to Friday, May 13, 2022 Price: $990 Deposit: $200 ($460 tax-deductible) Leader: Linda[...]
2019 Annual Report
