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Flooded with Life: Albuquerque’s Oxbow
6.9.23 – This spring, the Rio Grande is ripping along, flush with snowmelt and boosted…
Read MoreIrrigation, Infrastructure, and the Rio Grande Compact
6.2.23 –This June, flows on the Rio Grande through Albuquerque are almost 10 times what…
Read MoreLightening the Load for Future Generations
5.26.23 – Michelle Otero was the City of Albuquerque’s poet laureate from 2018 through 2020.…
Read MoreBalancing Act at Valles Caldera
5.19.23 – Our Land’s Laura Paskus sits down with Jorge Silva-Bañuelos, Superintendent of Valles Caldera…
Read MoreNuclear Regulatory Commission Approves Nuclear Waste License in NM
5.12.23 – This week, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission approved a license for Holtec International…
Read MoreManagement Challenges at Valles Caldera National Preserve
5.12.23 – The Valles Caldera National Preserve in the Jemez Mountains is one of the…
Read MoreClimate Change and Politics
4.28.23 – This year was grim in the New Mexico Legislature for action on climate…
Read MoreConnecting with New Mexico’s Dark Skies
This segment re-aired Friday, April 21, 2023. September 10, 2021 – Although humans have added satellites,…
Read MorePermian Development Fuels Climate Change
4.7.23 – The continued oil boom in the Permian Basin is reflected in the state’s…
Read MoreThe Future of the Forests
3.31.23 –This spring, the Sandia Mountains have received more precipitation than in recent years, but…
Read MoreIs NM’s Hunting System Fair?
3.10.2023 –In New Mexico, wildlife belongs to the people but are managed by the state.…
Read MoreOn the Colorado River, ‘Everybody Understands the Nature of the Problem’
03.03.23 – Seven states and two countries share the Colorado River, where demand outpaces supply,…
Read MoreYouth Climate Activists Call for Immediate Change
02.24.23 – Under a Democratic governor, the state of New Mexico has been moving forward…
Read MoreBehind the Source New Mexico Series: ‘Crisis on the Rio Grande’
02.17.23 –Our Land Senior Producer Laura Paskus talks with reporter Danielle Prokop and visual journalist…
Read MoreWild Wolf Captured Near Angel Fire
01.27.23 – Brady McGee, Mexican Wolf Recovery Coordinator for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,…
Read MoreNM’s Legislative Environmental Priorities
01.19.23 – Our Land Senior Producer Laura Paskus speaks with State Sen. Peter Wirth, D-Santa…
Read MoreTracking the Rio Grande’s Snowpack
01.13.23 – In conversation with Our Land’s Laura Paskus, Angus Goodbody, a hydrologist with Water…
Read MoreWhat We Gain When We Protect Special Places
12.23.22 – When discussing the protection of special places or landscapes, we talk a lot…
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Protecting Chaco requires a commitment from ‘all levels’
12.23.22 – For more than a decade, a coalition of Indigenous and environmental groups, along…
Read MoreWhat We Learned About Water in 2022
12.23.2022 – Stacy Timmons, Associate Director of Hydrogeology Programs at the New Mexico Bureau of…
Read MoreUpending the West’s Water Narratives
12.23.2022 – Andrew Curley is a professor at the University of Arizona’s School of Geography,…
Read MoreClimate Change Impacts Hit Home for NMPBS
12.23.2022 – This summer, the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire destroyed hundreds of homes in northern…
Read MoreNM is ‘Losing the War’ on Climate, Fire & Flood
12.23.2022 – Across the West, communities are unprepared for wildfires and their full impact. Collin…
Read MoreNew Task Force Targets Environmental Crimes
12.09.22 – The New Mexico Environment Department and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have launched…
Read MoreBeyond the Park: Industrialization of the Greater Chaco Landscape
12.02.22 – A portion of the Greater Chaco Landscape is protected within Chaco Culture National…
Read MoreCelebrating Albuquerque’s Bosque
11.26.2022 – This holiday weekend, we show our appreciation for one of New Mexico’s greatest…
Read MoreRadon Daughter Art Exhibit Reflects New Mexico’s Uranium Legacy
11.25.2022 – De Haven Solimon Chaffins grew up living with her grandparents on the Laguna…
Read MoreUkraine War Makes it Harder to be a Nuclear ‘Dove’
11.11.2022 – The nonprofit Los Alamos Study Group has been tracking projects and plans at…
Read More‘Status Quo’ Reigns When it Comes to Chaco Protections
10.21.2022 – On the eastern Navajo Nation, oil and gas development has affected the land,…
Read MoreWithout Rights, NM’s Rivers Can Come Up Empty
10.14.22 –In New Mexico, rivers lack rights to their own waters, which mean that when…
Read MoreProtecting Chaco Requires Commitment From ‘All Levels’
10.07.22 – For more than a decade, a coalition of indigenous and environmental groups, along…
Read MoreEnvironmental Journalists newest book ‘Water Always Wins’
09.23.22- In her new book, “Water Always Wins: Thriving in an Age of Drought and…
Read MoreNew Mexico Science Teacher Receives Grant
09.23.22- Our Land Senior Producer Laura Paskus speaks with a high school science teacher from…
Read MoreHeat Waves and Bird Deaths
9.2.2022 –Worldwide, heat waves are increasing in severity and frequency. University of New Mexico Professor…
Read MoreClimate Change Impacts Hit Home for NMPBS
8.26.2022 – This summer, the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon Fire destroyed hundreds of homes in northern…
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