Man-made geyser while drilling for water, NV.
Donkey standing by Rabbit Brush at hoof-tampled seep, NV.
Water-seeking man-made borehole created springs, CA
Remains of pioneer trading post on the Mormon Honeymoon trail, AZ
Heavily altered pool at sacred spring site on the O’odham tribe’s Salt Pilgrimage Trail.
Indian Camp headwaters of the underground Amargosa River watershed. A spiritual stop on the Newe, (Shoshone) people’s pilgrimage trail.
Restored spring, Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, NV
Populated for twelve thousand years in this driest part of Arizona, and sacred to the modern Tohono O’odham tribe.
De-watered dry spring, Dine Nation, AZ
Abandoned livestock watering tank, UT
Accidental fly-over forest fire-retardant drop, AZ
Water mining at anthropogenically dredged spring, NV
Used by indigenous Newe and Numic peoples for over 6,000 years, modern scientists search hyper-saline, extremely hot waters for new medicinal compounds.
Original pool of once thriving springs after many years of anthropogenic alterations and severe drought, AZ
Restored spring, saved from becoming a 20,000 unit residential development, NV
Ancient Centote, (sink-hole) popular with scuba divers, Bottomless Lakes State Park, NM
Rescued cienega to protect endangered New Mexico Pecos Sunflower, NM
Restored marsh-wetalnd cienaga, NM
Captured, piped spring water storage tank for livestock watering and fire suppression, AZ
Local source of irrigation and drinking water, Dine Nation, AZ.
Fence protected spring home of the endangered Mojave Tui fish on Old Spanish Trail from Santa Fe, NM to Los Angeles, CA,
Fresh water spring mound at the ocean’s edge, Gran Desierto de Altar, Mexico
