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◤ A Tale of Dos Ríos:Santa Cruz y San Pedro

U.S. Department of the Interior

◤Borderland Imaginaries

and Gender Performativity

▪ Gloria Anzaldúa

◤Environmental Narratives and

Gendered Landscapes

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Neoliberal Conservation

in the Arizona-Sonora

Borderlands

◤ Feminist Political Ecologyand Degrowth

The Culture Trip.com

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