backAmigos Bravos
Mission Statement: To return New Mexico's rivers and the Rio Grande Watershed to drinkable quality wherever possible, and to contact quality everywhere else; To ensure that natural flows are maintained and where those flows have been disrupted by human intervention, to advocate that they are regulated to protect and reclaim the river ecosystem by approximating natural flows; To preserve and restore the native riparian and riverine biodiversity; To support the environmentally sound, sustainable traditional ways of life of indigenous cultures; To ensure that environmental justice and social justice go hand in hand.
Contact Information
Taos Office
Amigos Bravos
105-A Quesnel Street
Taos NM 87571
575-758-3874
Fax: 575-758-7345
USA
http://www.amigosbravos.org/about_us.php
Links:
http://www.amigosbravos.org/ (Home Page)
http://www.amigosbravos.org/rio_grande.php (Río Grande Diversions)
http://www.amigosbravos.org/south_valley.php (Middle Río Grande Bosque Initiative)
Themes:
Environmental: Degredation
Environmental: Ecosystem
Environmental: Endangered Species
Environmental: Wildlife
Human Aspects: Planning
Policy and Regulation: Advocacy
Policy and Regulation: Coordination - State Government
Policy and Regulation: Distribution
Policy and Regulation: Easements
Policy and Regulation: Environmental Justice
Policy and Regulation: Laws/Regulations
Policy and Regulation: Monitoring
Policy and Regulation: Preservation
Policy and Regulation: Standards
Policy and Regulation: Treaties
Policy and Regulation: Water Policy
Policy and Regulation: Water Rights
Water: Preservation
Water: Recycling/Reuse
Water: Water Policy
Water: Water Quantity
Water: Water Usage
Geographic Areas:
Middle Rio Grande
New Mexico
Audiences:
Private Sector
Public Sector
Languages:
English