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https://www.americanrivers.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Site-Hero-47-1.png1600500“Everything we do revolves around it. The river is the community. It makes us whole. It completes us.” –Doug Messick, 4th generation San Luis Valley farmer In southcentral Colorado, the Rio Grande River ties together generations of people and communities across the San Luis Valley. Brought together by shared ethics of caring for land and […]