THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR PARTNERS WHO'S VISION ALLOWS US TO CONTINUE OUR MEANINGFUL WORK IN THE WEST
We are proud to partner with individual ranchers and
ranch families across the west.
The visionary stewardship of our rancher partners for our working lands, private and public, has led the way in creating a powerful new legacy in the west. A legacy that embraces, unites, and holds multiple values, promoting, protecting, and creating healthy, biologically diverse, and economically sustainable wild-working landscapes.
ranch families across the west.
The visionary stewardship of our rancher partners for our working lands, private and public, has led the way in creating a powerful new legacy in the west. A legacy that embraces, unites, and holds multiple values, promoting, protecting, and creating healthy, biologically diverse, and economically sustainable wild-working landscapes.
Working Circle is grateful to our supporting partners who recognize the need to forward a comprehensive, long-term model for large carnivore conservation and that allows and empowers working ranches to remain viable on shared landscapes.
Wendy P. McCaw Foundation: Our valued and inspirational partner and supporter since 2014. Wendy P. McCaw Foundation allowed for the Working Circle vision to come to fruition and has ensured that our important work can continue.
Oakland Zoo: Working Circle is deeply grateful for the continued and generous support and vision of the Oakland Zoo in enabling us to better serve wolves and ranchers on shared California landscapes. Learn more about Oakland Zoo's inspirational conservation work in California and around the globe. And check out their California Trail education and conservation exhibit!
Oakland Zoo is now offering "predator friendly" beef sticks to their visitors from one of our California rancher partners-this is a great way for the public to further support our stewards of the wild-working lands! Check out Mt. Shasta Wild for more information on California's sustainable lands beef products.
Oakland Zoo is now offering "predator friendly" beef sticks to their visitors from one of our California rancher partners-this is a great way for the public to further support our stewards of the wild-working lands! Check out Mt. Shasta Wild for more information on California's sustainable lands beef products.
California Wolf Center: Founding partner dedicated to the return of wild wolves to their native habitat and to serving and supporting ranchers who share the landscape with them. California Wolf Center's vision of a better way forward for wolves and the working lands they call home, enabled Working Circle's vision to become a reality.
COLORADO WOLF AND WILDLIFE CENTER
Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center is dedicated to the education, conservation, and preservation of wolves, coyotes, and foxes along with the forests and lands that support diverse wildlife. CWWC is also directly involved on-the-ground with supporting coexistence practices that allow wolves, livestock, and people to successfully share the landscape.
STRATEGIC RANCHING ON A LANDSCAPE WITH WOLVES
Strategic Ranching on a Landscape with Wolves was founded by Shella and Barry DelCurto. Shella and Barry are multi-generational ranchers working and living wolves in Halfway, Oregon. Shella has been supporting her livestock community by sharing from her family's direct experience in ranching with wolves and other predators on shared lands. Shella is also a presenter and clinician for Working Circle's "Ranching with Wolves" workshops .
Remiatte Foundation: Protecting animals domestic and wild, the Remiatte Foundation has generously supported wolves and ranching in California since 2016.
Libby Lucas: WC partner since 2016, Libby's generous annual funding directly supports our Range Stewardship program.
Endangered Wolf Center: Preserving and protecting Mexican wolves, red wolves and other wild canid species, with purpose and passion. WC is grateful for our partnership with EWC and their inspirational approach to endangered species conservation through compassion and respect of diverse landscapes including working ranch lands.