Border walls are cutting off essential wildlife connectivity from California to Texas.    Arizona’s San Rafael Valley is a crucial movement corridor for jaguars, ocelots, black bears, pronghorn, and hundreds of bird species. Yet parallel 30-foot border barriers are rapidly severing this critical connection between U.S. and Mexican habitat.    In California, border barriers are tearing into the San Diego borderlands. In New Mexico and Texas, border infrastructure is threatening scarce groundwater, clearing native vegetation, and damaging some of the wildest landscapes along the Rio Grande, including Big Bend National Park.    The administration is carrying out this destruction by waiving environmental and cultural-protection laws designed to safeguard public lands, wildlife, and communities.     ⚠️ TAKE ACTION. Click the link in our bio to tell your senators and representatives to stop the border wall assault on wildlife and wild places.    #borderwall #jaguar #arizona #borderwalls #wil...