Border Walls and Wildlife | The Arizona Collection

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Border Walls and Wildlife | The Arizona Collection

The border wall along the Arizona-Mexico border in Southern Arizona has had potential impact on regional wildlife. From birds to mule deer, there are concerns about the effects of restricted migration of a variety of animal species. Hear from wildlife and ecology experts, ranchers, and a regional legislator as they grapple with both human and animal movement across the border.

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PBS Learning Media