Community Calendar

Jaguars are native to New Mexico. Come for Borderlands Jaguar film and conversation with two jaguar conservationists from the Rewilding Institute, Turtle Southern and Pablo Guerra.
Powerful and elegant, revered yet endangered — the jaguar is the ultimate symbol of the wild. The big cat’s journey spans continents, from the sun-drenched southwestern U.S. to remote corners of northern Argentina. Join us to uncover the stories of individual jaguars and the corridors in need of protection. Explore the hotspots and essential stepping stones where jaguars roam. And through inspiring, firsthand accounts from the field, discover bold models for rewilding that offer a roadmap to ensure the jaguar’s return.

Jaguars are native to New Mexico. Meet two jaguar conservationists, Turtle Southern and Pablo Guerra from the Rewilding Institute, who work for jaguar conservation at our borderlands and across the Americas. Stories, images and conversation.

Also: Event for families, same day, 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM! Learn to track jaguars and other wildlife.

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.

Innovinc International takes immense pleasure to extend our warm welcome to invite all participants from all over the world to attend "6th Global Congress on Climate Change(GCCC-2026)" during September 09-10, 2026 at Paris, France. which will entail lively debates, prompt keynote presentations, Oral talks, Poster presentations, Workshops and Networking opportunities around a core of plenary and concurrent sessions based on essential topics on Climate Change.

The Global Renewable Energy Congress (GREC 2026) is a high-level international platform focused on accelerating the global transition toward renewable, clean, and sustainable energy systems.

Hosted in Berlin, Germany, the congress unites researchers, industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to exchange knowledge and foster global collaboration.

For Immediate Release Santa Fe…Thursday, February 12, 2019 Cornerstones Funds Solar Projects on Tribal Lands and in northern New Mexico Villages Cornerstones Community Partnerships and Remy’s 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’s 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, “Partnering with Communities for a Sustainable Heritage” 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 2nd International Conference on Plant Science and Molecular Biology (IPMB 2026) will be held on November 23–24, 2026, in Paris, France, as a hybrid event (in-person and virtual). This international gathering will bring together leading scientists, researchers, academicians, and industry professionals to explore the latest developments in plant science and molecular biology.
Centered around the theme “Next-Generation Plant Science: Bridging Molecular Discoveries and Global Agricultural Impact,” the conference aims to highlight innovative research and emerging technologies in crop science, plant biotechnology, and sustainable agriculture.
The event will feature keynote lectures, technical sessions, research presentations, and poster discussions that encourage collaboration and knowledge sharing among global experts.
Participants will gain valuable insights into cutting-edge scientific advancements and opportunities to build international research partnerships.
Join us in Paris, France a global hub of culture and innovation, for an inspiring scientific experience and meaningful networking opportunities.
Global Plant Science Congress, Plant Biotechnology Summit, Agricultural Science Conference 2026, Plant Science Symposium Paris, Botany Conference 2026, Plant Molecular Biology Conference, Plant Science Event Paris, Plant Biology Research Conference, Plant Genomics Conference

For Immediate Release Santa Fe…Thursday, February 12, 2019 Cornerstones Funds Solar Projects on Tribal Lands and in northern New Mexico Villages Cornerstones Community Partnerships and Remy’s 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’s 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, “Partnering with Communities for a Sustainable Heritage” 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