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  • The latest news and updates about ecological restoration in the borderlands

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  • A once monthly enewsletter and occasional special updates  

Print Newsletter

Twice a year we share a full-length print newsletter with donors for a deeper dive into our mission to rebuild, restore, and reconnect the borderlands. 

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Fall 2023
 

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Spring 2023
 

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Fall 2022
 

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Latest Headlines​

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Rewilding decommissioned roads at Montezuma Pass

BRN awarded CEC EJ4 Climate Grant for Environmental Justice and Climate Resilience Project
BRN gets $1 million to help conserve southern Arizona's landscapes

Nature-based work plays big role in Santa Cruz County
Native Seed Banks Help Areas in Arizona Recover from Wildfires and Climate Disasters
Arizona Jaguar “El Jefe” Reappears in Central Sonora
New Report Pinpoints Priority Restoration Areas along U.S.-Mexico Border
A Few Jaguars Now Roam the Arizona Borderlands—Why That’s a Big Deal
How a Desert Town Is Growing Its Way to Better Health
One Rock at a Time, Patagonia Group Works to Recharge Aquifer
​Restoring Water Flow for the Montezuma Quail

Town of Patagonia & BRN Partner on Conservation Easement
Field Course Fosters Restoration, Connection In Arizona-Sonora Borderlands 
​Santa Cruz County Restorative Economy Study Released by University of Arizona   
​​EPA’s U.S.-Mexico Border 2025 Program Selects BRN for Environmental Project Grant
Huachuca City Community Garden Continues to Grow
​BRN Sonoran Interns Create Native Plant Nursery in Hermosillo
Restoring Nature, Economy, and Security at the U.S.-Mexico Border
​Letter to Biden from former Interior Secretaries and borderlands leaders
Healing the Borders: New York Times: OpEd
​Border Under Biden: Three-Part NPR/High Country News Series
​Agave Restoration- Bat Conservation International
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Volunteers Install Rainwater Harvesting at Huachuca Community Garden

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MEDIA INQUIRES/PRESS KIT

For media inquiries, please contact BRN Development & Communications Director Sarah Taylor at staylor@borderlandsrestoration.org.

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