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On August 14, 2024, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) announced $1.5 million in grants to protect and enhance aquatic and riparian habitats and…

The New Mexico Leopold Conservation Award is an annual recognition of agricultural landowners who take a conservation-forward approach to their ranching operations. The finalists include…

In honor of World Rivers Day, The Moore Charitable Foundation recognized the significant and dedicated work of conservation partners who keep polluters accountable, advocate for riparian habitat…

The Taos, New Mexico, region has been hit hard by the 341,000-acre Calf Canyon-Hermits Peak Fire — the largest wildfire in New Mexico history.  …

Prescribed fire can be used to slow the spread and decrease the intensity of wildfires that are plaguing the western half of our country. Prescribed…

With critical support from the Taos Ski Valley Foundation, the Forest Stewards Guild’s Forest Stewards Youth Corps (FSYC) summer program recently concluded by offering employment…

Following Taos Ski Valley’s annual season pass sale, the ski mountain pledged more than $46,000 for The Fund for Taos to support those in the…

New Mexico Senator Martin Heinrich and Moore Charitable Chairman Louis Bacon lay out a new approach to forest health and wildfire mitigation in an Op Ed for The Hill

The Taos Community Foundation’s Fund for Taos has announced a new matching grant from the Taos Ski Valley Foundation to raise emergency funds for addressing the coronavirus crisis.

Taos Ski Valley Foundation has donated $25,000 to the newly formed Fund for Taos, a specialized action fund within the Taos Community Foundation dedicated to serving the community’s needs during the COVID-19 emergency.