Two-year data collection project enlists ‘Roadkill Rangers’ tp map wildlife deaths on Highway 82.
Robert Gay
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Patagonia Regional Times Weekly News Bulletin for Nov. 4-10, 2026
Voters approve spending limit increase, Lobos volleyball moves on state quarterfinals, letter grades for local schools, Halloween festivities and much more.
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Lochiel: The aftermath
The construction crews and land defenders have moved on. Lochiel remains, but it will never be the same.
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Patagonia Regional Times Weekly News Bulletin for Oct. 14-20, 2026
Heidi’s Monkeys return; Fall Festival overcomes weather-related issues; border-wall updates; students of the month; Patagonia Town Council news; and much morel
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Border wall passes Lochiel and protest encampment disperses
Border wall construction moves westward past Lochiel as activists disband camp.
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The Patagonia Regional Times Weekly News Bulletin for Oct. 7-13
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Three days in Lochiel: Life, death and rebirth
A grandmother tree, an encampment of ‘land defenders,’ a border wall and a sizable force of Border Patrol agents made for a volatile mix this week at the U.S.-Mexico border in Lochiel.
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PRT Weekly News Bulletin for Sept. 2-8, 2026
Babocomari Bridge meeting, Lobos volleyball keeps rolling, ready yourself for Rodeo Week, Students of the Month, Dog of the Month and much more.
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Observations from the border: Lochiel protest camp expands as tree-sit continues
What began as a sparse, symbolic protest to save historic cottonwood trees from the destructive machinery of border-wall construction has blossomed into something much grander. A growing camp of activists have transformed the movement from symbolic to tangible – with a demarcated stopping point protecting the last remaining “grandmother” cottonwood in the path of machinery, and a show of binational solidarity with a corresponding tree-sit south of the border.
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The PRT Weekly News Bulletin for Aug. 19-25
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