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June 7 Community Workshops as part of the Next Generation Water Summit. Santa Fe residents are invited to take part in a full day of free, hands-on community activities on Saturday, June 7, designed to celebrate and support local water conservation efforts. The Community Tours serve as the final chapter of the eighth annual Next…
The City is seeking passionate community members to fill 3 vacant positions on the Water Conservation Committee. Application Deadline: February 28, 2025 Who We’re Looking For:• Individuals with experience in water conservation, water quality, water policy, or landscaping.• Anyone interested in shaping policies and programs dedicated to water conservation. The Committee plays a vital role in recommending policies…
Under the guidance of Councilor Carol Romero-Wirth, the Water Conservation Committee is operating at full capacity with three new appointees: Brandon Vella, Navona Gallegos and TC Richmond. With those appointments comes subcommittee assignments in the Commercial, Outdoor and Education sectors. Last summer, we not only hit record production numbers but also record temps with very…
Help Shape the Future of Santa Fe Santa Fe’s beauty is the result of a community that cares deeply about its environment, shared spaces, and future. Keep Santa Fe Beautiful is currently seeking passionate, community-minded individuals to join its volunteer Board of Directors. As a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit and proud affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, Keep…
The City of Santa Fe is seeking a highly motivated Sustainability Coordinator to help advance the City’s climate, energy, and resilience goals through data-driven action and community-focused implementation. This position is part of the City’s newly formed Conservation and Sustainability Division, which is organized around three integrated sections: Water Conservation, Sustainability, and Keep Santa Fe…
Check out our new Pollinator Resource Guide, developed in partnership with Xerces Society. Also, be sure to visit our Waterwise Landscape page for more resources about planting trees, shrubs and plants that are most appropriate for Santa Fe’s high desert environment.