Grand Canyon Wildlands Network The Wildlands Network is a long-term effort to protect and restore the ecological integrity of North America, from Panama to Greenland. Most of the planning so far has taken place in the western United States and Canada, northern Mexico, and the northeastern United Sta...

Wildlife and Habitat Stewardship Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project Landscape Scale Conservation of Wide-ranging species (wolf, mountain lion, elk, deer) Humpback chub recovery Condors and lead Wildlife crossings Tassel-eared Squirrels Pronghorn and prairie dogs Relict leopard frog Springsnails Home...

A big shout out to Arizona Raft Adventures for making the printing of the revised river guide possible! more. Protecting the wildlands of the Grand Canyon Watershed...see the BQR article, full proposal and summary, more. TREKWEST news: USFWS has proposed delisting the gray wolf, a wildlands trekker ...

We'd love to hear from you: Mail: Grand Canyon Wildlands Council Post Office Box 1594 Flagstaff, Arizona 86002 Phone: 928.556.9306 Fax: 928.779.3567 Email: bigcat@grandcanyonwildlands.org Kelly Burke Executive Director 928.556.9306 kelly@grandcanyonwildlands.org Dr. Larry Stevens Senior Scientist 92...

C O N N E C T I O N S Protecting the Grand Canyon Watershed, a proposal for national monument designation... A UNIQUE LANDSCAPE Ranging from the arid Sonoran and Great Basin Deserts to lush, boreal Rocky Mountain forests, the proposed Grand Canyon Watershed National Monument is an ecological wonder....