New Mexico Land Commissioner Stephanie García Richard will be part of the panel discussion. more

Two seed events are coming up: the San Luis Valley Seed Exchange and Mountain West Seed Summit. more

Hemp at the Roundhouse, Young farmers, and Interior Dept. gets new secretary – in brief. more

About two inches of snow could fall in the Taos area tonight and through tomorrow (Feb. 6-7) if the snowstorm holds to expectations. more

If you're like me, a world without polar bears would be pretty lame. Right now these big animals are in danger from climate change, aka global warming. more

Question: As a kid, what do you think of climate change and what should we do about it? more

Nature is a joyful thing, like when we go skiing or take a hike. Other times, it’s super scary, like during a bad storm. And the environment is always changing, meaning we can always learn new … more

Garbology is the study of garbage. Where does all of our garbage go after we throw it away? more

Some of the rise in water is caused by glaciers melting. Glaciers are melting faster because the atmosphere is getting hotter and hotter from the greenhouse gas emissions. This is mostly humans' fault. more

What a difference a year can make.Last winter, with spotty snow across the mountains of New Mexico, the snowpack stood at a measly 5 percent of "normal," or median … more