September 11, 2024

Atascosa Borderlands

A visual storytelling project along the US-Mexico border by Jack Dash and Luke Takata
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Photographer Luke Takata, and naturalist Jack Dash, have collected plants, taken photos and recorded oral histories in the Arizona-Sonora Borderlands since 2017. They have worked alongside ecologists, cattle ranchers, humanitarian aid workers, migrants, hunters, ex-border patrol agents, and Indigenous community members to create an archive of, and to better understand this remote 42-mile section of the US-Mexico border known as the Atascosa Borderlands.

Producer, Videographer, Editor: David Fenster
Music: Gus Tomizuka and Pato Coronado
Still Photos: Luke Takata
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