The New York Times: Ganesh Marín, left, and Valerie Gordon in the Cuenca Los Ojos wildlife preserve on the Mexican side of the border.
The New York Times recently visited Cuenca Los Ojos to learn about the female Jaguar sighted here and to discuss the urgent need to conserve the species amid border wall construction.
Read the story: Jaguars Are Ready to Come Back. The Border Wall Might Stop Them
Contact our Conservation Director, Dr. Peter Winsor, at conservation@cuencalosojos.org for more information.
Photo Credits: Celia Talbot Tobin, New York Times
The New York Times: A coachwhip snake coming from the border wall; a tiny wildlife opening; and land being prepared for wall construction.
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