Mexico

Morelos Dam, Mexico

The remaining natural flow of the Colorado River is diverted in Mexico at the Morelos Dam. The historic channel below the dam is dry. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Morelos Dam, Mexico

The remaining natural flow of the Colorado River is diverted in Mexico at the Morelos Dam. The historic channel below the dam is dry. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Morelos Dam, Mexico

The remaining natural flow of the Colorado River is diverted in Mexico at the Morelos Dam. The historic channel below the dam is dry. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Morelos Dam, Mexico

The remaining natural flow of the Colorado River is diverted in Mexico at the Morelos Dam. The historic channel below the dam is dry. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Morelos Dam, Mexico

The remaining natural flow of the Colorado River is diverted in Mexico at the Morelos Dam. The historic channel below the dam is dry. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Morelos Dam, Mexico

The remaining natural flow of the Colorado River is diverted in Mexico at the Morelos Dam. The historic channel below the dam is dry. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Morelos Dam, Mexico

The remaining natural flow of the Colorado River is diverted in Mexico at the Morelos Dam. The historic channel below the dam is dry. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Colorado River Delta in Mexico

The Colorado River once flowed into the Gulf of California in Mexico. Now it is an abstract landscape of salt, old channels and tidal flows. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Colorado River Delta in Mexico

The Colorado River once flowed into the Gulf of California in Mexico. Now it is an abstract landscape of salt, old channels and tidal flows. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Colorado River Delta in Mexico

The Colorado River once flowed into the Gulf of California in Mexico. Now it is an abstract landscape of salt, old channels and tidal flows. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Colorado River Delta in Mexico

The Colorado River once flowed into the Gulf of California in Mexico. Now it is an abstract landscape of salt, old channels and tidal flows. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Colorado River Delta in Mexico

The Colorado River once flowed into the Gulf of California in Mexico. Now it is an abstract landscape of salt, old channels and tidal flows. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Colorado River in Mexico

A bridge over the dry riverbed of the Colorado River in San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Main Outlet Drain, Yuma, California

Another diversion in Yuma, Arizona running along the U.S.-Mexico border to agriculture south of Yuma. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Colorado River in Mexico

Below the Morelos Dam in Baja California, Mexico, the Colorado River disappears. The only water is from seepage and choked with sewage. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Laguna Grande, Colorado River Restoration Project, Mexico

Botanist Celia inspects a tree recently planted at Laguna Grande as part of the revegetation project. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Canal Alimentador Central, Baja California, Mexico

The Canal Alimentador Central, the last Colorado River diversion at the Morelos dam, supplies water for agriculture and municipalities in Baja California, Mexico. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Laguna Grande, Colorado River Restoration Project, Mexico

Workers for the restoration project along the Colorado River replant seedlings which will eventually be planted at Laguna Grande. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Laguna Grande, Colorado River Restoration Project, Mexico

Francisco Zamora of the Sonoran Institute at the resoration project's tree nursery. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Laguna Grande, Colorado River Restoration Project, Mexico

Workers for the restoration project along the Colorado River replant seedlings which will eventually be planted at Laguna Grande. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Laguna Grande, Colorado River Restoration Project, Mexico

Workers for the restoration project along the Colorado River replant seedlings which will eventually be planted at Laguna Grande. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Laguna Grande, Colorado River Restoration Project, Mexico

Francisco Zamora and Celia, a Sonoran Institute botanist, kayak the waterways of Laguna Grande in the Colorado River Delta in Mexico. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Laguna Grande, Colorado River Restoration Project, Mexico

The education center at Laguna Grande, which is open to schools in the area. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Laguna Grande, Colorado River Restoration Project, Mexico

The education center at Laguna Grande, which is open to schools in the area. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license

Laguna Grande, Colorado River Restoration Project, Mexico

Francisco Zamora and Celia, a Sonoran Institute botanist, in the cottonwood-willow forest reintroduced at Laguna Grande. ©Ted Wood Usage rights are granted for editorial and nonprofit purposes only. No commercial or re-sale rights are granted without permission of the photographer. Full use and licensing information: https://waterdesk.org/multimedia/license