Adriana credits both grandmothers with teaching her to be independent, willing to take on any task (even those traditionally assigned to...
Profiles: Outdoors
Meet some of the women who have put their energy into preserving our great out-of-doors.
In the 1950s, while Ernie was off promoting Taos skiing, Rhoda set up their rental and retail shops and operated the business of Taos Ski...
As the first woman forest service supervisor of Carson National Forest, Kendall has sought to connect people to the forest lands right...
Susie's observations about opportunity gaps for children put her on a trajectory that her love of the outdoors, science background, and...
From a Ranchos de Taos family, Trudy has pursued music, art, and business as well as her work preserving the acequias of northern New Mexico
Carrie came to Taos in 1993 to work as a seasonal archaeologist on the Carson National Forest and became a full-time archaeologist on Questa...
As a youngster, Roberta observed her elders’ reverence for the natural world and their passion for farming and family life.
Having taught skiing for over 30 seasons, Sandy challenges herself to ski better every year and she passes her passion for skiing on to her...
Kristina has led many battles to save important places and open lands around Taos including the beloved Ponce de Leon Hot Springs. . .
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