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Promoting the concept of sustainability into all the workings of Archuleta County


SOS Pagosa | Southwest Organization for Sustainability

The Farmers Market Committe meets the 2nd Monday every month at 5:00pm at the
Chamber of Commerce Conference Room

ITS BACK!!...THE FARMERS' MARKET
June 27 until September 26

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Location: 400 block Pagosa Street in parking area   Fridays; 4 pm to 7 pm 
Contacts: Abby Linzie 731-6412
and Chrissy Karas 264-6026

(The Farmer's Market Committe meets the 2nd Monday of every month at the Chamber of Commerce Conference Room)

Click here for the Application

Read the Rules and Regulations

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Learn "How to..."
The website Howdini offers a variety of well-produced "how-to" videos on sustainability issues, including How to Reduce Your Carbon Footprint at Home, How to Decide Whether to Repair or Replace Electronics, How to Buy Eco-Friendly Local FoodsHow to De-Tox Your Bathroom, How to Buy Eco-Friendly Gifts, and more. More...


The Southwest Organization for Sustainability (SOS) was formed in February 2006 by a group of environmentally concerned citizens in Archuleta county. The founder and Chair, Denise Rue-Pastin is an environmental professional who decided to take action by forming the group after repeated “What can we do?” inquiries.

SOS Goals

  • Communicate with and educate the public and elected officials about choices that affect sustainability;
  • Undertake and support specific projects that foster sustainability;
  • Offer coordination and synergistic connections for diverse individuals and groups working to fulfill community needs;
  • Research best practices adopted elsewhere to foster sustainable communities;
  • Investigate funding options to support local sustainability efforts; and
  • Coordinate sustainability efforts on a regional and bioregional scale in the Four Corners area.

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