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A person dressed as a porcupine with leaves attached to the costume for theatre at the Rio Grande River.

Conservation Carnivale: Bringing Levity to Water Education

By Myah Wilmarth | April 1, 2022

4.1.2022 – In Albuquerque, the Conservation Carnivale brings the Rio Grande’s bosque ecosystem alive with theatre—and some silliness, too. Ringleader Endion Schichtel knows how hard…

A cartoon of hands in prayer over a brown cracked earth.

Faith in a Climate-Changed World

By Myah Wilmarth | April 1, 2022

4.1.2022 – New Mexicans already face the impacts of climate change, including uncertain water supplies for irrigation, dry riverbeds, forest die-offs, and wildfires. When it…

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Sustaining Journalism in New Mexico

By Myah Wilmarth | April 1, 2022

4.1.2022 – Times are tough for many news outlets in New Mexico and that means a growing risk of news deserts. Host Gene Grant talks…

A colorful map of the states with New Mexico in the center with a Radioactive symbol superimposed.

Nuclear Waste Storage Proposal

By Myah Wilmarth | April 1, 2022

4.1.2022 – New Mexico State Senator Jeff Steinborn (D-District 36) is among those worried about plans by a private company to store the nation’s nuclear…

Overhead shot of the Rio Grande.

Revamping the Rio

By Myah Wilmarth | March 25, 2022

3.25.2022 – Along the Rio Grande in Corrales, New Mexico, nonprofit and governmental partners have come together to try to put floodwaters and wastewater to…

Mike Hamman sits with Laura Paskus for an Our Land Interview.

NM’s New State Engineer

By Myah Wilmarth | March 25, 2022

3.25.2022 – New Mexico has a new water boss under Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. State Engineer Mike Hamman spoke with correspondent Laura Paskus about the…

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Weather Modification

By Myah Wilmarth | March 18, 2022

3.18.2022 – As drought continues to grip the western United States, some communities are trying to modify the weather—and New Mexico state officials have received…

An open notebook with a blue cartoon city skyline of Albuquerque superimposed on top of it.

Duke City Diaries

By Myah Wilmarth | March 18, 2022

3.18.2022 – Visual artist Frank Blazquez shares insights into his process creating the documentary series “Duke City Diaries.” The video series profiles individuals born and…

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Russian-American in New Mexico Organizes Rally for Peace

By Myah Wilmarth | March 18, 2022

3.18.2022 – Concerned citizens around the globe are speaking out against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, including a Russian-American living here in New Mexico. Ebony Isis…

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Transparency in NM Government

By Myah Wilmarth | March 11, 2022

3.11.2022 – Days ahead of Sunshine Week, correspondent Gwyneth Doland talks with the executive director of the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government. Shannon Kunkel…

The New Mexico State Flag. Yellow with a red Zia symbol in the middle.

NM Infrastructure Priorities with Martin Chávez

By Myah Wilmarth | March 11, 2022

3.11.2022 – Former Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chávez explains how he’s approaching his new position as state infrastructure adviser. Chávez shares some of his priorities with…

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Ukrainian Americans of New Mexico

By Myah Wilmarth | March 4, 2022

3.4.2022 – A group of Ukrainian Americans here in New Mexico is trying to raise support for its home country. In an exclusive roundtable interview,…