The San Juan - Chama Watershed Partnership is a partnership of local, county, state, tribal, and federal agencies; non-government organizations; and local individuals that come together to support a watershed for a healthy ecosystem, a vibrant economy, and sustainable communities for the people who live and depend on this watershed.
Our Mission
The mission of the San Juan - Chama Watershed Partnership is to protect and enhance the watershed health and water supply conditions of the Rio Chama from headwaters to the confluence of the Rio Grande, and the tributaries (Navajo River, Little Navajo River, and Rio Blanco) that contribute to the New Mexico Bureau of Reclamation’s San Juan – Chama Diversion Project.
Our Goals
Sponsor efforts to achieve collaboration across a spectrum of community members, business owners, and land managers.
Encourage and participate in effective outreach to reach potential and active participants that represent diversity geographically, institutionally, economically, and socially.
Prepare for, raise awareness of, plan for, and take actions that, on a landscape level, promote sustainability of resources that honors and sustains economic, ecological and social systems.
Enhance regional economic viability and use of forest products.
Registration this year is via email - if link does not work, please just send us an email letting us know what events you plan to attend and if a lunch ticket is needed on Saturday.
Tour will be Friday Feb 28th 1:30-5:00 please see Agenda for more details. Weather will be spring like, please prepare for northern NM outside weather and travel time. Layers are good! Please bring water, any snacks you need and good shoes.
7:00 p.m. Film Premier! (Pavilion) “Thinking Like Water” 7:00 Episode 1: Willing to Try Things
A docuseries featuring restoration pioneer Bill Zeedyk. Post Q/A with filmmaker Renea Roberts and special guests. Screening sponsored by Quivira Coalition.
sjcwatershedpartnership@gmail.com