Our mission is to protect, restore, enhance, and promote the wise use of natural resources through projects, education, and cooperation with landowners, agencies, and political subdivisions.
Implementing projects that restore and conserve natural resources to ensure a sustainable environment.
Educating the community on the importance of conservation and sustainable practices to protect the Earth's natural resources for current and future generations.
Working closely with landowners, agencies, and political entities to achieve impactful conservation goals.
The ZiaMet Weather Station Network is a state-wide mesonet that monitors surface weather conditions and sub-surface soil conditions. The network first began operations in 1985 and was maintained with minimal external sponsorship. By 2015, the NM Climate Center was able to secure sponsorship from the National Mesonet Program, and this was the year we began using the ZiaMet moniker.
The NMSU's ZiaMet Weather Station is measuring live at the District Office located at 2506 Route 66 in Moriarty.
At Central Tri-County Soil & Water Conservation District, we are dedicated to the conservation of natural resources through impactful projects, public education, and collaboration with various stakeholders.
Join us in our mission to create a sustainable future for all.
The Central Tri-County Soil & Water Conservation District is a member of the New Mexico Association of Conservation Districts, New Mexico Conservation District Employees and the National Association of Conservation Districts.
Telephone: +1-505-832-1111
E-mail: brenda.smythe@ctcswcd.org
Address: 2506 Route 66, PO Box 3450, Moriarty, New Mexico 87035
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