Tag archives for Gulf of California
Colorado River, Meet the Sea
Posted by Sandra Postel of National Geographic's Freshwater Initiative in Water Currents on April 12, 2013
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This post is part of a series on the Colorado River Delta. Walking the mudflats of the Colorado River Delta in northwestern Mexico, my feet touch silt and sediment that originated in the U.S. Rocky Mountains, hitchhiked with floodwaters through the Grand Canyon, and then, over the millennia, settled out here as the river slowed…
The Last Untamed Mexican River
Posted by Octavio Aburto of Scripps Institution of Oceanography in Explorers Journal on January 25, 2013 San Pedro Mezquital from Jaime Rojo on Vimeo.
Multimedia piece for the campaign to discover the San Pedro Mezquital, the last free-flowing river in the Western Sierra Madre.
Jaime Rojo
An incredible journey to preserve the last untamed Mexican River: the San Pedro Mezquital.
