On The Border

Photographers document the ecological impact of the barrier going up along the U.S.-Mexico border

Kim Castleberry

Updated July 1, 2016

As she watched a herd of bison jumping over a barbed-wire fence to cross between its habitat in the United States and Mexico, Krista Schlyer’s plan for a photo expedition began to take shape.

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Originally Published August 18, 2009

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