Editor: John M. Bancroft
Art Director: Merrill Parsons
On the cover: The
Sonoran Peoples' Tapestry
--Artist: Ann Keuper
--Photographer: Merrill Parsons
About this
newsletter
bor.der
n [ME bordure. . .]
1: an outer part or edge
2: an ornamental design at the edge of a fabric or rug
3: a narrow bed of planted ground along the edge of a garden or walk (a --- of tulips)
4: boundary (crossed the --- into Italy)
5: a plain or decorative margin around printed matter
Merriam-Webster's
Collegiate Dictionary
The fear o' hell 's a hangman's
whip
To haud the wretch in order;
But where ye feel your honour grip,
Let that aye be your border.
Robert Burns (1759-1796)
Epistle To a Young Friend
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Editor's note
Borders geopolitical, technological
& personal
by John M. Bancroft
Bridging borders
Empowering grassroots linkages
by Helen Ingram & Robert G. Varady
La Frontera Nueva
Building the International Sonoran Desert
Alliance (ISDA)
by Wendy Laird & John Anderson
The ISDA at work
One man's story
Words & Images
The Sonoran Peoples' Tapestry
Introduction by Matilda Essig
Cross-Border Links
Inventing the Sonoran Bioregion Network
(SBN)
by David Fuller
The Orr Report
Dryland use & management: Student perspectives
on a border county
by Barron Orr
Resources
Selected books of interest
Compiled by Katherine Waser
News!
Adobe (the mud) goes online
by Paul G. McHenry Jr.
More . . .
Borderlands
web resources
by Katherine Waser
The
Whole Internet by E-Mail
by The Editors of
The Scout Report
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