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Several New Mexico groups are planning 鈥淪un Day鈥� at Roosevelt Park in Albuquerque, starting at noon on Sunday, September 21, 2025. This is a national day of action to celebrate solar and NM鈥檚 oversize role in developing solar energy. Let's show the world our interest in renewable energy and solve the climate crisis!

You Need Nature. Now Nature Needs You!
Join us for a festive evening in support of the Santa Fe Conservation Trust and our local lands, trails, and our collective passion for the outdoors. Enjoy great food and drink, music, an auction, and be part of the powerful conversation about our path forward with Ambassadors Tom Udall and Ken Salazar, former Cochiti Pueblo Governor Regis Pecos, and historian Dr. Sara Dant. Come attired in your best Flora and Fauna inspired regalia to compete for the Best-Dressed award!

For Immediate Release Santa Fe鈥�Thursday, February 12, 2019 Cornerstones Funds Solar Projects on Tribal Lands and in northern New Mexico Villages Cornerstones Community Partnerships and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund are collaborating on The Solar Initiative, which provides funding for projects on Tribal lands and in economically challenged northern New Mexico villages. Since its inception in late 2017, the partnership has granted $150,000.00 to a wide variety of projects, including the solarization of individual homes to community buildings as well as providing scholarships for the unemployed and underemployed interested in being trained in solar installation and maintenance. New Mexico ranks second in the nation for solar potential but has been slow to act on this fact. The good news is, a recent Bureau of Labor Statistics notice shows that solar panel installation is the fastest growing job category in New Mexico. Cornerstones and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund intend to help New Mexico students of all ages train for this exciting, new opportunity. Cornerstones Community Partnerships is a 501c3 organization, 鈥淧artnering with Communities for a Sustainable Heritage鈥� since 1986. The Initiative supports economic development with a 21st century thrust. Savings realized through the installation of solar power allows communities to reinvest those dollars into preservation of their culture. Solar power also offers health benefits and helps the environment. If interested, please contact: Maureen Vosburgh, Development Director Cornerstones Community Partnerships 505-982-9521 mvosburgh@cstones.org

The conference on "Sustainable Water Management and Resource Adaptation" aims to bring together researchers and professionals from all over the world and from various disciplines to discuss and exchange knowledge on the challenges and solutions related to sustainable water management and resource adaptation. This conference will provide a platform to explore the interdisciplinary approaches and innovative strategies necessary to address the complex issues surrounding water ecosystems, the management of water and resources around it, as well as the application of modern technology, AI, and IoT in water sciences. The conference welcomes research contributions, case studies, and innovative ideas that address the challenges and opportunities in sustainable water management and resource adaptation. It aims to encourage collaboration, knowledge sharing, and networking among attendees to advance sustainable practices and ensure the long-term health and availability of water resources for future generations.

We are excited to announce that this year the 6th Annual Congress on Plant Science & Biosecurity (ACPSB-2026) will take place in Barcelona, Spain (and Online). ACPSB-2026 will be onsite (and online) on June 22-23, 2026. Innovinc International -A premier firm in professional conference management, will organize ACPSB-2026.
During these two days, a broad range of topics will be covered in scientific sessions, such as oral presentations and poster sessions. And, not to forget, there will also be invited lectures from renowned researchers from all over the world, each of them intricately connected to the conference topics.

The main objectives of ACPSB-2026 are to bring together onsite scientists and researchers, senior and early-stage, working in the field of Plant Science, biosecurity and resilience to report the latest advances in their fields. Social events between the scientific sessions are also aimed to provide an opportunity to develop networks among researchers.

For Immediate Release Santa Fe鈥�Thursday, February 12, 2019 Cornerstones Funds Solar Projects on Tribal Lands and in northern New Mexico Villages Cornerstones Community Partnerships and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund are collaborating on The Solar Initiative, which provides funding for projects on Tribal lands and in economically challenged northern New Mexico villages. Since its inception in late 2017, the partnership has granted $150,000.00 to a wide variety of projects, including the solarization of individual homes to community buildings as well as providing scholarships for the unemployed and underemployed interested in being trained in solar installation and maintenance. New Mexico ranks second in the nation for solar potential but has been slow to act on this fact. The good news is, a recent Bureau of Labor Statistics notice shows that solar panel installation is the fastest growing job category in New Mexico. Cornerstones and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund intend to help New Mexico students of all ages train for this exciting, new opportunity. Cornerstones Community Partnerships is a 501c3 organization, 鈥淧artnering with Communities for a Sustainable Heritage鈥� since 1986. The Initiative supports economic development with a 21st century thrust. Savings realized through the installation of solar power allows communities to reinvest those dollars into preservation of their culture. Solar power also offers health benefits and helps the environment. If interested, please contact: Maureen Vosburgh, Development Director Cornerstones Community Partnerships 505-982-9521 mvosburgh@cstones.org

For Immediate Release Santa Fe鈥�Thursday, February 12, 2019 Cornerstones Funds Solar Projects on Tribal Lands and in northern New Mexico Villages Cornerstones Community Partnerships and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund are collaborating on The Solar Initiative, which provides funding for projects on Tribal lands and in economically challenged northern New Mexico villages. Since its inception in late 2017, the partnership has granted $150,000.00 to a wide variety of projects, including the solarization of individual homes to community buildings as well as providing scholarships for the unemployed and underemployed interested in being trained in solar installation and maintenance. New Mexico ranks second in the nation for solar potential but has been slow to act on this fact. The good news is, a recent Bureau of Labor Statistics notice shows that solar panel installation is the fastest growing job category in New Mexico. Cornerstones and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund intend to help New Mexico students of all ages train for this exciting, new opportunity. Cornerstones Community Partnerships is a 501c3 organization, 鈥淧artnering with Communities for a Sustainable Heritage鈥� since 1986. The Initiative supports economic development with a 21st century thrust. Savings realized through the installation of solar power allows communities to reinvest those dollars into preservation of their culture. Solar power also offers health benefits and helps the environment. If interested, please contact: Maureen Vosburgh, Development Director Cornerstones Community Partnerships 505-982-9521 mvosburgh@cstones.org

For Immediate Release Santa Fe鈥�Thursday, February 12, 2019 Cornerstones Funds Solar Projects on Tribal Lands and in northern New Mexico Villages Cornerstones Community Partnerships and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund are collaborating on The Solar Initiative, which provides funding for projects on Tribal lands and in economically challenged northern New Mexico villages. Since its inception in late 2017, the partnership has granted $150,000.00 to a wide variety of projects, including the solarization of individual homes to community buildings as well as providing scholarships for the unemployed and underemployed interested in being trained in solar installation and maintenance. New Mexico ranks second in the nation for solar potential but has been slow to act on this fact. The good news is, a recent Bureau of Labor Statistics notice shows that solar panel installation is the fastest growing job category in New Mexico. Cornerstones and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund intend to help New Mexico students of all ages train for this exciting, new opportunity. Cornerstones Community Partnerships is a 501c3 organization, 鈥淧artnering with Communities for a Sustainable Heritage鈥� since 1986. The Initiative supports economic development with a 21st century thrust. Savings realized through the installation of solar power allows communities to reinvest those dollars into preservation of their culture. Solar power also offers health benefits and helps the environment. If interested, please contact: Maureen Vosburgh, Development Director Cornerstones Community Partnerships 505-982-9521 mvosburgh@cstones.org

For Immediate Release Santa Fe鈥�Thursday, February 12, 2019 Cornerstones Funds Solar Projects on Tribal Lands and in northern New Mexico Villages Cornerstones Community Partnerships and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund are collaborating on The Solar Initiative, which provides funding for projects on Tribal lands and in economically challenged northern New Mexico villages. Since its inception in late 2017, the partnership has granted $150,000.00 to a wide variety of projects, including the solarization of individual homes to community buildings as well as providing scholarships for the unemployed and underemployed interested in being trained in solar installation and maintenance. New Mexico ranks second in the nation for solar potential but has been slow to act on this fact. The good news is, a recent Bureau of Labor Statistics notice shows that solar panel installation is the fastest growing job category in New Mexico. Cornerstones and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund intend to help New Mexico students of all ages train for this exciting, new opportunity. Cornerstones Community Partnerships is a 501c3 organization, 鈥淧artnering with Communities for a Sustainable Heritage鈥� since 1986. The Initiative supports economic development with a 21st century thrust. Savings realized through the installation of solar power allows communities to reinvest those dollars into preservation of their culture. Solar power also offers health benefits and helps the environment. If interested, please contact: Maureen Vosburgh, Development Director Cornerstones Community Partnerships 505-982-9521 mvosburgh@cstones.org

For Immediate Release Santa Fe鈥�Thursday, February 12, 2019 Cornerstones Funds Solar Projects on Tribal Lands and in northern New Mexico Villages Cornerstones Community Partnerships and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund are collaborating on The Solar Initiative, which provides funding for projects on Tribal lands and in economically challenged northern New Mexico villages. Since its inception in late 2017, the partnership has granted $150,000.00 to a wide variety of projects, including the solarization of individual homes to community buildings as well as providing scholarships for the unemployed and underemployed interested in being trained in solar installation and maintenance. New Mexico ranks second in the nation for solar potential but has been slow to act on this fact. The good news is, a recent Bureau of Labor Statistics notice shows that solar panel installation is the fastest growing job category in New Mexico. Cornerstones and Remy鈥檚 Good Day Fund intend to help New Mexico students of all ages train for this exciting, new opportunity. Cornerstones Community Partnerships is a 501c3 organization, 鈥淧artnering with Communities for a Sustainable Heritage鈥� since 1986. The Initiative supports economic development with a 21st century thrust. Savings realized through the installation of solar power allows communities to reinvest those dollars into preservation of their culture. Solar power also offers health benefits and helps the environment. If interested, please contact: Maureen Vosburgh, Development Director Cornerstones Community Partnerships 505-982-9521 mvosburgh@cstones.org