Borderlands wildlife face an unprecedented barrier

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Jane Dow

We’re rebuilding the natural connections that let wildlife roam, ecosystems thrive, and life flourish across a continent.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Adult Grizzly Bear crossing a highway, Kananaskis Country Alberta Canada

Borderlands wildlife face an unprecedented barrier

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

We’re rebuilding the natural connections that let wildlife roam, ecosystems thrive, and life flourish across a continent.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Christina Aiello

Under the cool, dark cover of night

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

Under the cool, dark cover of night, a female mountain lion and her three cubs traverse the Sonoran Desert. They weave through Saguaro cactus, creosote bush, and prickly pear, the hum of cicadas covering their soft footfalls.

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