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The Taos Center for Southwest Wool traditions: www.wooltraditions.com
Wool Traditions is a new non-profit formed to buy wool from local sheep growers to produce affordable wool yarn for weavers of the Southwest, and to create an educational center to maintain the connections between land, water, sustainable agriculture and the living cultural traditions of the Hispanic, Pueblo and Diné (Navajo) communities.
Cultural
Energy:
www.culturalenergy.org
Cultural Energy is a nonprofit organization formed in 2003 to create radio and other media productions for Northern New Mexico.
Their independent organization was formed to open a production facility and hire staff to train and coordinate volunteers who want to create media voices for youth, arts & activism. They produce media segments and offer completed works to radio stations locally and nationally for broadcast and web casting. They also train youth to produce their own segments.
Natural Dyes International: www.naturaldyes.org
A Non-profit Organization for Research & Education on Natural & Pigments.
We are a new international nonprofit organized to research natural dyes and pigments, share information and educate the public about the history of this rich tradition and the use of these natural materials.
The Center for Land Grant Studies: www.southwestbooks.org
The Center for Land Grant Studies is a 501-c-3 non-profit organization devoted to research, education and distribution of books and other materials about the Southwest, with an emphasis on land and water rights issues of traditional communities in New Mexico. The Center focuses on Spanish and Mexican Land Grants made to Hispanics and Native Americans, as well as genealogical materials connected with the rural communities of New Mexico.
Espanola Valley Chamber of Commerce: www.espanolanmchamber.com/tours
Six (6) distinct self-guided driving tour directions are available on this site.
Paraje Atajo Guest House is in the Espanola Valley...the "Heart of Northern New Mexico". Twenty five (25) miles north of Santa Fe, forty five (45) miles south of Taos and eighteen (18) miles east of Los Alamos.