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A local
librarian
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Dry Borders
is a natural history, biological inventory, cultural history,
and biogeography of a vast land. Generously illustrated, the work
includes non-technical and narrative essays as well as original
and summary scientific contributions. The book concentrates on
the more than seven million acres of contiguous protected lands
encompassing the core of the Sonoran Desert on both sides of the
international border: Reserva de la Biósfera Alto Golfo
y Delta del Río Colorado, Reserva de la Biósfera
El Pinacate y El Gran Desierto, Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife
Reserve, Barry M. Goldwater Military Range, Organ Pipe Cactus
National Monument. It is an extremely valuable resource for educators,
scientists, the public, land managers, and conservationists.
This special issue of the 1997 Journal of the
Southwest is out-of-print, however a vastly expanded and
revised book version of this work is forthcoming. Look for updates
on this website regarding this important work.
Richard Felger & Bill Broyles, editors.
1997. Dry Borders — A special issue. Journal of the Southwest
39: 303-860.
To receive a subscription to Journal of the
Southwest visit this website.
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