Living with Wildlife in Los Alamos County Wildlife in Los Alamos County today are deer, elk, mountain lions, black bears, bobcats, coyotes, raccoons, eagles, skunks, rattlesnakes, and more. Here we often live or play in habitats used by these wildlife. With a better understanding of these animals, we can learn to coexist safely.
Managing Natural Resources Provide effective environmental stewardship for the protection of natural resources
Zero Waste Los Alamos Zero Waste means reducing waste through conscious consumption and conservation measures to minimize the amount of trash sent to landfills.
Lower Your Carbon Footprint What steps can you take to positively impact climate change? Utilize tools available now to help calculate your current carbon footprint, take steps in your day-to-day activities to make an impact, and plan for ways to increase your impact at home. A wide variety of resources are available right at your finger tips. Start with the links below!
Climate Action Plan and Greenhouse Gas Inventory Los Alamos County’s Climate Action Plan, adopted by the County Council, supports the Council’s strategic goal of Environmental Stewardship and helps guide community efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Los Alamos Resiliency, Energy and Sustainability (LARES) The Los Alamos Resiliency, Energy & Sustainability Task Force (a citizen task force in 2021) recommended greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction and climate change resiliency measures for Los Alamos County. View their final report report presented to the County Council.