Santa Fe Canyon

Santa Fe Canyon Preserve is 190-acres of open space offering hiking trails, more than 140 species of birds and the original route of the Santa Fe River.
 
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What's New

Once upon a time, a humble fish called the roundtail chub (Gila robusta) successfully occupied the warm, slow-flowing habitats adjacent to faster moving waters in New Mexico’s Gila River. Back from the Brink: A Fish Tale.

New Nature Conservancy Report Details Effects of Climate Change on New Mexico's Plants, Animals and Landscapes

The Nature Conservancy Aquires Diamond A Ranch Easement

Conservancy Scientist Presents Before Gila Basin Irrigation Commission

Conservancy Urges Congress to Support Legislation to Restore Forest Health

Acquisition Adds 168 Acres to Gila River Protection

Donation doubles size of Santa Fe Canyon Preserve
 

Become a Sustainer

Our monthly givers' program, Friends of The Nature Conservancy, is a wonderful way to make a monthly gift and provide the reliable support that is so vital to saving the last great places on Earth.

Travel

Bear Mountain Lodge Reviewed in Country Magazine

 
Success Stories

2007 was an unprecedented year for conservation success in New Mexico, both in scale and scope. Learn more about some of the key projects that helped advance our work across the state.