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Monthly Archives: February 2017
Rio Fernando starts flowing
Today I drove by the familiar bridge on Witt Rd and saw water coming down the river. It seems early for this to happen, remembering that early in my life the river would flow year round. The sight of water … Continue reading
Posted in Acequia Culture, Research, Uncategorized
Tagged Rio Fernando, river integrity, runoff, snowmelt, streamflow, Taos rivers, Taos water quality, watershed
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