Last year, Caminos de Agua (Caminos) launched by far the most ambitious project in our 10-year existence. This project was developed in... Read more
The AguaVida Network Bulletin
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San Miguel de Allende and its surrounding communities are running out of water and the water that we do have is often contaminated with arsenic and fluoride. This urgent situation requires broad community participation in the search for solutions. The AguaVida Bulletin seeks to contribute to an informed community and collaborative efforts to confront this crisis. We welcome article submissions and suggestions. You can reach us at bulletin@redaguavida.net.
The AGUA/VIDA Bulletin
41 Trees to Save the Planet and El Charco del Ingenio are hosting a celebration of World Tree Day on July 7 from 10am to 4 pm.
When we drink... Read more
Casita Linda enables families to move from dirt-floor shacks into homes with concrete floors, separate bedrooms for girls and boys, a real... Read more
Environmental education in the field in collaboration with Caminos de Agua, A.C.
Delivery of water quality, healthy eating and runoff mapping results
Since 2000, multiple socio-environmental projects that contribute to the health of the watershed have been managed and initiated, resources have... Read more
News Release, June 1, 2021 -- Today, the Plenary of the Administrative Justice Tribunal of the State of Guanajuato, composed of the judges of the... Read more
Audubon de Mexico AC is an environmental organization working in the urban area of San Miguel de Allende. Our mission is to connect people to the... Read more
In 2018, a small group of activists who first met in meetings on the problem of water in our region held in the Sindicato decided to form the the... Read more
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