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ConservationThe Grand Canyon Chapter is involved in a number of Conservation activities. Click on one of the left-side conservation topics to learn more! The Mexican gray wolvesThe Mexican gray wolves in Arizona and New Mexico continue to struggle with re-establishing themselves in a portion of their former range. There are many reasons to be hopeful, however that soon there will be a sustainable population of these wolves in the southwest. Mountain Lion Protection ProgramOur efforts in protecting the mountain lion are multi-faceted. First we act as a voice in the community by attending meetings and helping to frame mountain lion policies. We also seek to provide education to Arizona inhabitants concerning safe co-existence with mountain lions. One of our most significant efforts entails working to protect habitat for these animals and all of Arizona's native wildlife. More Mountain Lion Information... What are we doing to help mountain lions? View the Mountain Lion door hanger.
Forest ManagementUranium Exploration on National Forest Lands near Grand Canyon Park Oak Flat Campground Land Swap (to become a Copper Mine) Warm Fire Salvage Logging Project Old Growth Forever! Preserving the past for the future. Fire and the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) Grand CanyonThe Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter has a campaign to protect and restore Grand Canyon National Park and The Greater Grand Canyon Ecoregion. More... Arizona’s New MonumentsYour help is needed to protect the wild and beautiful Arizona Strip in a public comment period held by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Help us convince the BLM to preserve the irreplaceable values of Grand Canyon-Parashant and Vermilion Cliffs National Monuments for future generations. More info at http://www.arizona.sierraclub.org/monuments.
Sierra Club, Grand Canyon Chapter, 202 E. McDowell Rd, Suite 277, Phoenix, AZ 85004, (602) 253-8633 |