Jul 21, 2025 | Conserving Land, Dark Skies, Events, Press Releases, Publications, Trails, Vamonos
From the Executive Director We are calling this edition of earthLINES “the people edition.” In addition to the almost 200 wonderful volunteers who helped us deliver our mission last year, SFCT was also very active in 2024 deepening our work to bring more people into... 
Jul 7, 2025 | Trails, Vamonos
Over 45 riders joined the “Tour de Sequoia” on the morning of July 5, 2025 – one of the biggest “Commuity Cruises” ever! Special thanks to volunteers Maggie Odell, Yates Coulter, and Susan Coulter, who came up with the idea, researched...Apr 30, 2025 | Conserving Land, Press Releases, Vamonos
Richard Eeds Show – April 28, 2025 Sarah Noss, Executive Director @ the Santa Fe Conservation Trust, on their weekly walks to get people outside. Also, their overall mission of conserving large pieces of land. Richard Eeds Show – April 28,...Feb 28, 2025 | Conserving Land, Trails
On a sunny February 27th, the National Forest Foundation joined SFCT to remove some Siberian Elm from SFCT’s Riverhaven property. We are so thankful for all their... 
Jan 16, 2025 | Conserving Land, Press Releases
In 2014, Santa Fe Conservation Trust (SFCT) applied for and was awarded national accreditation through the Land Trust Accreditation Commission, an independent program of the Land Trust Alliance (LTA). This accreditation must be renewed every five years, so SFCT is... 
Aug 2, 2024 | Conserving Land, Dark Skies, Events, Press Releases, Publications, Trails, Vamonos
From the Executive Director 2023 was our 30th anniversary at SFCT, and what a year it was! We wanted to offer as many gatherings as we could to give you the opportunity to learn about and participate in our work. We had two free star parties, a host of Insider Tours,... 
Jun 27, 2024 | Events, Trails
On May 11, 2024, SFCT’s Trails Program Manager Tim Rogers led over twenty cyclists on a tour of outlying murals, starting and ending at the Railyard Community Room. It was also a great excuse to visit lesser-known trails, alleys, and short cuts along the way! ...
