The
U.S.–Mexico border traverses deserts and forests, mountains and canyons,
rivers and floodplains, and coastal beaches and waters. This terrain is
the home of thousands of species; as a matter of fact, the border
region is one of the most biodiverse places in North America.
The boundary we’ve drawn across the continent cuts through numerous wild pathways, and one of the many reasons Trump’s wall is a terrible idea is the harm it will cause to plants, animals and ecosystems.
We’ve
witnessed the adverse effects on wildlife from the barriers already in
place along several hundred miles of the 2,000-mile-long border. If the
wall of Trump’s paranoid imagination comes to pass — impregnable, high
and unbroken — many more species will be affected, including the ones
listed below..... Keep reading