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Conservation Carnivale: Bringing Levity to Water Education

April 1, 2022
A person dressed as a porcupine with leaves attached to the costume for theatre at the Rio Grande River.

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 it is for people to see what’s happening in the world. But that doesn’t mean environmental education shouldn’t be fun. Visit the NMPBS Video App: https://portal.knme.org/show/our-land-new-mexicos-environmental-past-present-and-future/ Subscribe to Our Land…

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Faith in a Climate-Changed World

April 1, 2022
A cartoon of hands in prayer over a brown cracked earth.

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 comes to climate change and climate action, what lessons do communities of faith hold for people both religious and secular? How do people grieve the loss of species and ecosystems?…

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