The Impact of the Wall on the Environment

The wall spans a huge area and then stops randomly throughout that area. The Pahritu Mountains, which is one of the most biodiverse areas here in the southwest with some endemic species of plants and animals actually. There are about 16 to 22 miles of land that only contains what's known as a vehicle barrier or Normandy barriers. These are made out of like old train tracks, which we really like environmentally speaking because it allows the movement of the animals and the flow of the water as well.