Funded Projects

Southwest Border Resource Protection Programs Current Projects Report 2022

National Park Service

Learning to build and restore adobe structures during the 2015 Taller Internacional de Conservacion y Restauracion de Arquitectura de Tierra / International Workshop on the Conservation and Restoration of Earthen Architecture (TICRAT) in Alamos, Sonora.

NPS photo

2022 Funded Projects

Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum
Aquatic Conservation and Education Quitobaquito/Rio Sonoyta Endangered Species
$49,074

Padre Island National Park
Assessing Trophic Ecology of Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtles Through Bi-national Partnerships with Padre Island National Seashore to Inform Declining Population Growth
$35,689

Colorado State University
Telling O’odham Stories at Quitobaquito
$49,804

Rio Bravo Restoration
Seven cooperative, binational river trips on the Rio Grande/Rio Bravo
$37,697

Sky Island Alliance
Supporting CONANP to Develop the Conservation and Management Program of the APFF Bavispe: Phase 2
$49,348

University of Arizona
Fire impacts on Madrean habitats and bird communities and implications for park management: A binational research and sister-park training proposal
$44,530

Center for Big Bend Studies
Big Bend National Park River Corridor Archeological Survey
$48,881
Sky Island Alliance
Border Wildlife Study: A Binational Assessment of Border Disturbance and Recovery
$44,308

University of Idaho
Demographic and genetic monitoring of the endangered Sonoran pronghorn in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Mexico, and surrounding areas using fecal DNA sampling
$49,861

Saguaro National Park
Spring Forward: Developing Best Practices for Springs in National Parks Across the US-Mexico Border
$48,971

Bernalillo County
Community Stewardship in Action: Gutiérrez Hubbell House on El Camino Real de Tierra Adentro hosts the 2023 TICRAT
$49,996

University of ArizonaTrail camera monitoring in Chiricahua National Monument for jaguar detection. Year 2
$41,017

Bandelier National Monument
Expand Bird Banding Project into Mexico
$20,000

Past Funded Projects
2018
2019
2020
2021