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Santa Fe Conservation Trust

Business · Santa Fe, NM

26
State awards
$1.2M
State award value
59
Employees
CountySanta Fe County

Santa Fe Conservation Trust is a business based in Santa Fe, NM. It has been awarded 26 state contracts worth $1.2M, most recently in August 2025. No litigation, liens or adverse findings surfaced in the sources GovIntel checks.

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About Santa Fe Conservation Trust

The Santa Fe Conservation Trust is a private non-profit organization dedicated to conserving land, trails, and skies in northern New Mexico. It works with landowners to protect over 46,000 acres of culturally and environmentally significant landscapes.

Land conservation through voluntary conservation status for landownersTrail development and maintenanceCommunity engagement and education programsDark skies preservation initiativesEvent planning and execution (e.g., trail work days, wellness events, cycling cruises)

Recent State Contract Awards

ContractAgencyAmountDate
Professional Services52100$25KAug 2025
Professional Services52100$25KAug 2025
Professional Services52100$25KAug 2025
Professional Services52100$25KAug 2025
Professional Services52100$53KJul 2025

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Common questions about Santa Fe Conservation Trust

Is Santa Fe Conservation Trust a government contractor?

Yes. Santa Fe Conservation Trust is a business with government contracts based in Santa Fe, NM, with 26 state or local contracts.

Where is Santa Fe Conservation Trust located?

Santa Fe Conservation Trust is based in Santa Fe, NM.

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