My fascination with water began in early childhood with lessons on conservation; like learning how small acts of mindfulness, such as closing the tap while you brush your teeth, can help save and protect fish in the wild; probably thanks to PBS educational kids shows! Growing up in the parched American Southwest (Sacramento Mountains of central New Mexico), provided an intimate knowledge of our regional water systems and conditions - and how important and fragile they are. Today, after 20 years stewarding these lands, I continue to advocate for our increasingly volatile ecologies.  The work is as fascinating as ever!

Always remember, only 3% of the world's total water supply is actually drinkable fresh water. In the watershed resource library I am offering here, you will find relevant watershed management resources to help guide your important natural resource projects.

As life and the study of water has evolved, so does my understanding of human relationships and consciousness.  I am the proud parent of one of New Mexico's greatest youths! Being a parent has added a powerful dimension to my conservation and advocacy work. After years serving New Mexico communities and lands, I have found that much of the work necessary to improve future freshwater outcomes for all here - has more to do with human consciousness and relationships than it does with the availability of good science and human resources. So, to assist in that vein, I am offering the human consciousness library, where you will find a growing pool of resources and guidance to support overall community health and wellness.