Thank you to all who were able to attend the community meeting on Sunday, August 14 regarding the flooding our community has experienced this summer. We hope to be announcing upcoming, related gatherings in the near future. Below is some information that I hope is helpful - written notes are also available at the library. Please know that we will add to this list as more resources are discovered. If you learn of something that might be helpful to private homeowners, acequias, or for community members wishing to learn more about our watershed we encourage you to get in touch with us at the library so that we can share it with everyone.
Zoom recording of the community meeting (with apologies for the very poor quality of the audio off and on throughout)
Flyer created by Ecotone with frequently asked questions and resources for support (this is a working draft that will be updated as new information becomes available - if you learn of something that should be added, please let us know)
Art Therapy Workshops focusing on dealing with stress, especially stress related to climate change
An Updated Watershed-Based Plan for the Lower Rio Embudo Watershed by Jan-Willem Jansens (2019) (a print copy is also available at the library)
An Introduction to Erosion Control by Bill Zeedyk and Jan-Willem Jansens (2006)
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Rio Arriba County Emergency Preparedness Department
Rainwater Harvesting: Trincheras: The ranch featured in this short film is also covered in the book Farming with the Wild: Enhancing Biodiversity on Farms and Ranches by Daniel Imhoff (available at the library under call no 333.95 Imh far)
You can support and get involved with Ecotone's watershed work by completing their survey (available online and at the library)
