Is coexistence with wolves possible? The Endangered Wolf Center welcomed Karin Vardaman of Working Circle to address this important question.

Working Circle is a nonprofit dedicated to ensuring wolves, livestock, and people can successfully coexist and thrive on shared landscapes long-term.

By digging deeper and recognizing the root causes of both the social and biological challenges of wolf-livestock coexistence, we now can advance a better way forward for wolves through newer long-term and sustainable approaches and practices that can finally create a lasting environment for wolves, livestock, and people to successfully coexist and thrive on shared lands.

About Our Speaker: Karin Vardaman, President and Co-Founder of Working Circle Karin Vardaman has over 35 years of experience in wildlife conservation, environmental education, and nonprofit leadership. In 2010, her passion turned to the wild wolf, serving as the Director for California Wolf Recovery for California Wolf Center and as a member of the California State Wolf Stakeholder Working Group. In 2016, Karin founded the nationally recognized program Working Circle, focused on serving ranching communities to reduce risk of wolf-livestock conflict in Colorado, California, and Oregon.