Red Delta: Fighting for Life at the End of the Colorado River

Set against the backdrop of the Colorado River's diminished flow due to the 1944 Water Treaty, this book highlights the environmental transformation of Mexico's delta from a vibrant ecosystem to a dry wasteland. It explores the remarkable recovery of the delta's biodiversity and the legal framework governing water distribution. Through the lens of endangered species, fossil hunting, and the struggles of the Cucapa people, the narrative reveals a story of hope and resilience in a once-overlooked region, emphasizing the interconnectedness of nature and humanity.