Range Stewards 
The use of traditional range riders has proven successful in reducing wolf-livestock conflict in other parts of the western United States and Canada, with dense populations of
​wolves and other large carnivores.  ​Working Circle takes the concept of range riders to a higher, more comprehensive level in what we call the Range Steward program.
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Baseline Assessments
​​In cooperation with individual landowners ​and communities, Working Circle provides comprehensive ranch and resource assessments, wolf-livestock
conflict risk assessments, and planning and strategic development. We work to co-develop ranch-specific management strategies with multiple co-benefits in
​the context of wolf-livestock conflict risk reduction and increasing ranch resiliency.
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Emergency Response
Working Circle makes every attempt to respond quickly to changing circumstances on the ground. As such, we offer trained hands to assist communities and individual operations who may experience unanticipated wolf presence or threat. ​
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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.
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Financial Support
Working Circle offers limited financial support to assist individual operations and communities implementing practices and strategies that Working Circle promotes or services Working Circle provides.
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Serving California, Oregon, and Colorado
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to reduce wolf-livestock conflict, thus protecting both cattle and wolves.
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