13^th Annual Raffle for the Río

Grande Prize — Round-Trip Tickets for Two to the Bordeaux region of southwestern France, and a seven-day stay in the BED & BREAKFAST at the historic Chateau La Gatte, in Saint André de Cubzac (Some restrictions apply).

A $25 ticket gives you one chance to win -- Purchase a packet of 5 tickets for $100 & multiply your chances -- or give tickets to your friends!

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Who We Are

Amigos Bravos is a well-established nationally recognized state-wide river conservation organization guided by social justice principles and dedicated to preserving and restoring the ecological and cultural integrity of New Mexico’s rivers and watersheds. While rooted in science and the law, our work is inspired by the values and traditional knowledge of New Mexico’s diverse Hispanic and Native American land-based populations, with whom we work.

For the latest news on our work on these and other projects, see our publications, and tune in to Radio Río, a monthly radio program dedicated to promoting awareness of river protection and water quality concerns, appears on the fourth Monday of every month on KRZA, 88.7 FM, 8:30-9:00 am.

20th Anniversary of Amigos Bravos!

Come celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Amigos Bravos and the launch of a new campaign to establish the constitutional right to a clean and healthy environment in New Mexico.

Where: Philip Bareiss Gallery 15 Route 150 Taos, New Mexico
When: Saturday, May 17, 6-9 pm

Music by the Brent Berry Band

No charge for current members — this party is for you! Friends who wish to become members: $25 at the door

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Join Us

Help preserve the legend! Join Amigos Bravos! Keep the ríos grand! Questions, comments, suggestions? Contact us: bravos@amigosbravos.org

Our Mission

Amigos Bravos’ mission is to return New Mexico’s rivers and the Río Grande watershed to drinkable quality wherever possible and to contact quality everywhere else; to see that natural flows are maintained and where those flows have been disrupted by human intervention to see that they are regulated to protect and reclaim the river ecosystem by approximating natural flows; to preserve and restore the native riparian and riverine biodiversity; to support the environmentally sound and sustainable traditional ways of life of indigenous cultures; and to ensure that environmental justice and social justice go hand-in-hand.