Mission-Vision
Working Circle was created to find a better way forward for
wolves, livestock, and people.
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Working Circle was created to find a better way forward for
wolves, livestock, and people.
Click here to learn more.
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Background
Working Circle was formed as a community-based initiative to develop and support the development and implementation of strategies that support working ranch sustainability with the presence of predators on shared landscapes while addressing the related social dynamics. Click here to learn more. |
Approach
Conservation requires a strategic, meaningful, comprehensive, and compassionate approach to ensure long-term success. We strive to address the ongoing concerns and conflicts both on the ground and socially surrounding large carnivore conservation and ranch sustainability. Click here to learn more. |
Working Philosophies
Working Circle has grown and evolved over time in its ceaseless endeavor to find answers to the ongoing challenges predator recovery and sustainable ranching face. Exploration and recognition of the underlying issues that continue to hinder the creation of lasting environments where wolves, livestock, and people can successfully coexist on shared landscapes are essential. It is the only way to change the repeating paradigm we have witnessed in the over 25 years since the reintroduction of wolves into the Greater Yellowstone Area. The following pages offer some thoughts on why we have yet to create a positive and sustainable way forward and what it will take to finally realize our mutual goals for success on shared wild and working lands.
Changing the Paradigm for Success
The Power of the Whole Story
Working Circle has grown and evolved over time in its ceaseless endeavor to find answers to the ongoing challenges predator recovery and sustainable ranching face. Exploration and recognition of the underlying issues that continue to hinder the creation of lasting environments where wolves, livestock, and people can successfully coexist on shared landscapes are essential. It is the only way to change the repeating paradigm we have witnessed in the over 25 years since the reintroduction of wolves into the Greater Yellowstone Area. The following pages offer some thoughts on why we have yet to create a positive and sustainable way forward and what it will take to finally realize our mutual goals for success on shared wild and working lands.
Changing the Paradigm for Success
The Power of the Whole Story
Working Circles Support Network
Working Circle seeks to serve communities by helping connect people to people, both from within their community and those outside of their direct community who may have helpful experience or knowledge. A better and more empowered way forward is found by creating regional Working Circles, comprised of ranchers working together and supporting each other.
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Working Circle seeks to serve communities by helping connect people to people, both from within their community and those outside of their direct community who may have helpful experience or knowledge. A better and more empowered way forward is found by creating regional Working Circles, comprised of ranchers working together and supporting each other.
Click here to learn more.
Serving California, Oregon, and Colorado
DONATE HERE to support proven, long-term and sustainable strategies
to reduce wolf-livestock conflict, thus protecting both cattle and wolves
or visit our SUPPORT US! page.
DONATE HERE to support proven, long-term and sustainable strategies
to reduce wolf-livestock conflict, thus protecting both cattle and wolves
or visit our SUPPORT US! page.
Working Circle is a Colorado Non-Profit | Federal 501(c)3 organization
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