Bulldozers are rolling through Big Bend National Park like it's a construction site
It turns out even one of the most protected corners of the American wilderness isn't safe from a bit of heavy machinery.
Imagine heading out to Big Bend National Park to escape the noise of civilization, only to find the sound of diesel engines tearing up the desert floor. That is essentially what is happening right now as crews start clearing land for a border barrier.
This isn't just any patch of scrub brush; it is one of the most pristine pieces of wilderness left in the state. Locals, business owners, and nature lovers are losing their minds because once you pave over a landscape like this, you can’t exactly hit undo. It is the kind of move that turns a quiet sanctuary into a construction zone overnight.
Construction equipment usually wins arguments against scenery.
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