Pueblo of Jemez

This project builds organizational capacity for forest restoration, wood product initiatives, and internal safety coordination. It will support U.S. Forest Service networking and funding opportunities.

General Operating support for Pueblo of Jemez

This project will allow the Pueblo to continue making range enhancements for water availability to livestock and wildlife. Drought on the range is less forgiving and water is drying up from dirt tanks at a faster rate- it is important to have reliable systems in place for proper animal husbandry.

Covid-19 Response

This project will continue the creation, retainment and enhancement of the natural resources for the benefit of the environment and people of Jemez Pueblo. The project will also allow tribal producers to become familiar with USDA programs that will enable them to grow and manage efficiently and effectively.

This project will continue the creation, retainment and enhancement of the natural resources for the benefit of the environment and people of Jemez Pueblo. The project will also allow tribal producers to become familiar with USDA programs that will enable them to grow and manage efficiently and effectively.

This project will create, retain and enhance the natural resources, especially water, for the benefit of the environment and the people of Jemez Pueblo. The project will also increase management, monitoring and protecting the rangelands and resources important to Jemez Pueblo.

These funds will be used to build our capacity to raise funds nationally from tribes and organizations and support expenses for travel and lodging when travel is necessary for in-person presentations.

This project will increase the number of tribal farmers at Jemez and give more control to farmers when faced with drought conditions though creating a new agricultural relief well and water filling station. It also leverages financial support of the state of New Mexico and Bureau of Indian Affairs.

This project will increase local control over data on the local food system. This project will increase data driven knowledge and create community plans based on data collected from a community food sovereignty assessment.