When Friends of Rio Bosque Wetlands Park in the Lower Valley area of East El Paso sponsored a special Discover Rio Bosque Free Community Event on November 15, 2008 event planners were concerned about the new Border Wall being constructed at the park's edge. Now that the wall has been built it won't be long before park managers start seeing how the structure will impact the wetland habitat so important to local wildlife species and migratory birds.
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Monday, January 19, 2009
What will happen to Rio Bosque Wetlands Park?
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5 comments:
The fence is ugly. I hope someone can convince Obama to tear it down.
I think nothing will happen. I can not see how a fence will keep ducks from landing in the water they have there. You people have no idea what you are talking about.
I hope our leaders in El Paso can convince the Federal Government to tear down the fence at least in natural areas like this. We love going to Rio Bosque and our son loved a tour that Sal Quintanilla led last year.
I would like to see the park someday but have no idea how to get there. Where is it?
You can find a map at riobosque.org
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