Goals for 2008-2009

• Focus on the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process; expanding boundary rule and eliminating the 10 (j) rule which has a direct influence over the future of the Mexican gray wolf
• Work with teachers to incorporate wolf education into classrooms at elementary school, middle school, high school levels, and post-secondary schools.  We will coordinate with educators to provide their classes with presentation by members of our coalition partners and the Project Coordinator of GCWRP
• Educate and engage people in wolf recovery efforts via print, digital media
• Continue to educate the general public within Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, surrounding areas.  This will be done through direct outreach, attending as many educational events such as Earth Day event: Flagstaffs Farmer's Market, concerts, and other local events
• Work with lead agencies such as the USFWS, FS, BLM, and Grand Canyon National Park (with their Resource Stewardship Plan, particularly extirpated species)
• Continue to gather strong sound scientific research and convey those studies to the general public and the agencies involved in wolf recovery
• Celebrate Wolf Awareness Week by working with local Flagstaff Brewery to make a specialty wolf brew, and by hosting our 2nd annual "Wolves Without Boundaries" event.

We will keep you up-to-date through our ‘news and events’ link on the website.

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