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In 1821, lands that were part of Mexico stretched from the Oregon coast through parts of Colorado and Wyoming and then down into Texas. Artist Marcos Ramirez ERRE and photographer David Taylor embarked on a trek to recreate this "forgotten" border.
The wall would hurt animals and plants both common and endangered. And we just don't need it.
The border wall would make flash floods in the desert far more destructive..
It might be just a lot of hot air, but if it's built, Trump's border wall would be bad for global warming.
Ingrid Hernández is a self-made artist, a sociologist whose passion for photography fueled her desire to venture into Tijuana’s self-constructed urban landscapes.
The border wall is a scar on the California landscape, but a string of wildlife refuges along the line show a different landscape is possible.
Artist duo Collective Magpie thinks of their audience as a kind of third collaborator.
The Peninsular bighorn sheep needs connected habitat to survive into the 22nd century -- and a fortified border won't help.
A groundbreaking ceremony marks the start of an audacious plan to save California's largest lake.
The New River, once the dirtiest river in the United States, might actually have a chance to become an environmental success story after all.
It's easy to blame Mexico for the pollution in the Tijuana River. But it originates in the same international politics that impede its cleanup.
On one stretch of beach near San Diego, the annual Coastal Cleanup Day event became binational.