Thorn-scrub
Biological Inventory Of The Rio Aros, Sonora, Mexico: A River Unknown
Trip report on 2005 biological inventory of the Rio Aros and Yaqui from Natora, Sonora to Sahuaripa. Rafts and inflatable kayaks were used to gain access to this remote and rugged area. Trip participants included Aaron Flesch, Lane Larsen, Samia Carrio-Percastegui, Chris O'Brien, Michael Bogan, Eric Wallace, and Sky Jacobs, among others.
Rio Aros and Yaqui, Dec. 2011
This trip was funded by the Northern Jaguar Project to study birds and associated habitat on the Northern Jaguar Reserve in central eastern Sonora. We used inflatable kayaks to run the river for 9 days, from Las Tesotas to the Rio Sahuaripa bridge near Sahuaripa, Sonora.
Cajón del Agua, Sonora
This trip was taken in January 2006 to the Cajón del Agua, the next canyon south of El Aguaje just north of the Sierra Cucurpe. This canyon is southeast of Santa Ana, Sonora. This is a very special canyon and you can read more about it here.
