Agua Vida is a network of civil society organizations and individuals working in San Miguel de Allende to preserve and restore our finite water resources and to ensure the right to clean water for all through an informed and engaged society.
San Miguel de Allende and its surrounding communities are running out of water and the water that we do have is often contaminated with arsenic and fluoride. The AguaVida Bulletin invites our readers to learn more about the many issues involved in our urgent water crisis and how to join in the efforts to find solutions.
The Tanguis Orgánico de San Miguel de Allende (TOSMA) was born from the need to support local organic production. The TOSMA Producers' Market is a... Read more
Via Organica is a Civil Association that works for organic regenerative agriculture, fair trade, social justice, sustainable living and... Read more
Take action to save a native tree, for the sake of the tree itself, and for the sake of all life. On September 4 and 5, volunteer with Audubon de... Read more
In 2008, the young Midday Rotary Club of San Miguel was looking around to find an initiative where they could make a big difference in the lives... Read more
On July 7, we celebrated the Day of the Tree, it was a very emotional event that allowed us to meet people who follow us on social networks or... Read more
The Banorte Professional Golf tournament delivered 16 mattresses for two Casita Linda families in San Miguel Viejo (houses # 125 and 126). Proud... Read more
The history of the Agua Vida Network dates back to 2011 when several organizations and citizens formed a voluntary Citizens Observatory for Water... Read more
Last year, Caminos de Agua (Caminos) launched by far the most ambitious project in our 10-year existence. This project was developed in... Read more