In the Shadow of the Carmens - McKinney, Bonnie Reynolds
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Just across the Rio Grande from West Texas in the state of Coahuila, Mexico, the mountain ranges of the Maderas del Carmen rise majestically. Many people have dreamed of exploring this vast ecosystem, but few have made the trip. Bonnie McKinney is among the fortunate. In lavish photographs and loving words McKinney takes readers on a fascinating armchair journey, introducing them to the incredible biodiversity of this jewel of northern Mexico.

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Just across the Rio Grande from West Texas in the state of Coahuila, Mexico, the mountain ranges of the Maderas del Carmen rise majestically. Many people have dreamed of exploring this vast ecosystem, but few have made the trip. Bonnie McKinney is among the fortunate. In lavish photographs and loving words McKinney takes readers on a fascinating armchair journey, introducing them to the incredible biodiversity of this jewel of northern Mexico.
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Autorenporträt
Bonnie Reynolds McKinney is the wildlife coordinator at the 400,000-acre El Carmen Conservation Project located in the Maderas del Carmen and just south of the Big Bend Region of western Texas. Prior to moving to Mexico in 2001 she was employed by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department at the Black Gap Wildlife Management Area in West Texas. She has published both scientific and general articles on wildlife in various journals, magazines and books.David H. Riskind, Director of Natural Resources for Texas State Parks, is the author of Backcountry Mexico: A Traveler's Guide and Phrase Book.