 Working Wilderness: The Malpai Borderlands Group and the Future of the Western Range
By Nathan Sayre
Which is worse, cows or condos? Can the public lands be "saved" if the private lands are paved? What does the future hold for the West's vaunted open lands, its ever more precious water, and its fire-prone forests? Is ranching a doomed myth--as its critics charge--or the key to real conservation? NATHAN SAYRE is assistant professor of geography at the University of California, Berkeley. According to the Journal of American History, "Sayre imparts real insight on the Southwest's ecology, politics, economy, and culture". To order visit Rio Nuevo at https://rionuevo.com/product/working-wilderness-malpai-borderland-group/or call 800-969-9558. ISBN-13: 978-1-887896-81-8 ISBN-10: 1-887896-81-3, 176 PP, November 2005. $24.95
 Eyes of Fire: Encounter with a Borderlands Jaguar
By Warner Glenn
Written by the Malpai Borderlands Group's own Warner Glenn, this fantastic book chronicles Warner's experiences viewing the elusive jaguar present in the borderlands region. For more information on Warners book go to the links section on the Resources page.
$ 16 FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO www.jaguarbook.com
 Working Wilderness Poster
By Jay Dusard
Jay Dusard is a 1981 Guggenheim Fellow in Photography, and feels that his vision for the West is perfectly exemplified in the work and goals of MBG. His 18 x 24 inch poster is printed in three colors on 80 lb. cover stock. The photographic image, 8 x 20 inches, is reproduced in 250-line laser duotone. The edition is limited to 500 impressions, numbered and signed by Jay Dusard. Send $20.00 plus $5.00 S & H. Make check/money order payable to Malpai Borderlands Group, P.O. Drawer 3536, Douglas, AZ 85608 $20 | 
