Quench Your Water Learning Thirst!
Education is the key to helping children appreciate the value of water conservation and the role they have in it.
Listen to our Radio Show/Podcast
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We have a weekly radio show on AM 810 Que Suave – Thursdays at 8:30 am. If you miss the live show, you can always stream it online at https://savewatersantafe.com/save-water-santa-fe-radio-show/
Water Matters: Santa Fe’s community urban forest
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Water Matters: Santa Fe’s community urban forest By Christine Y. Chavez For The New Mexican Every year, residents and businesses spend tons of money on plants, trees, garden supplies, and landscape services. It’s vital to make sure they are investing … Read More
Let’s Grow 2019
Don’t miss Save Water! Plant Natives! – an event that will take place on Saturday, May 18th at our office*. Members of the Santa Fe Native Plant Project will tour our new water conservation garden. There will be handouts, free … Read More
Conservation options for businesses
Originally published in the Santa Fe New Mexican on August 6, 2017 The City of Santa Fe’s Water Conservation Program objective is to work with all our city customers to find ways to save water, especially during the summer months. For … Read More
Water Conservation Does Not Exclude Our Furry Family Members
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Instagrammer @peterbarile recently used our hashtag #savewatersantafe for a video he posted showing his dog, Frannie, having a great time splashing in the river! Pets are members of the family which means they too can contribute to your household’s water conservation efforts. Here are … Read More
Low-water garden beauty is possible
Originally published in the Santa Fe New Mexican on June 4th, 2017 Christine Y. Chavez/For The New Mexican Growing up in Santa Fe, I realize I took so much for granted. I remember things like free skiing lessons in the … Read More
“Capture Water Conservation” Instagram Photo Contest
The City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Office announces the upcoming launch of its Instagram photo contest, “Capture Water Conservation”. The grand prize winning photo will be featured in the City’s newly designed water conservation signage, providing an opportunity for … Read More