Learn from NM watershed advocates how riparian, wetland and upland forest/landscape restoration improve overall watershed function. Natural water shortage is an indicators of overall watershed functionality with important implications for human water use. In our time of increasing aridification watershed restoration is a key element in statewide water management and use. Healthy watersheds are critical not only for clean water for human consumption but also provide essential habitat for wildlife by creating a diverse ecosystem.
Part II – "Co-Creation of a Sustainable Water Future for the Middle Rio Grande." The past two years have set the stage for accelerated progress in managing New Mexico's water resources for much greater resilience, as described in Part I, a 2023 summary report. Part II is about 2024.





