who runs it
organizations running this strategy · 1
what it looks like in practice
activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above. These are what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Environmental Advocacy against Cell Tower Construction RUNNIN W WILDLIFE CENTER INCadvocacyEngages in legal action and NEPA proceedings at the FCC to oppose the construction of an AT&T cell tower, aiming to protect animals and the ecological life of the Oak Creek wetlands, and has successfully denounced the developer for evading mandatory environmental review.
- Environmental Education Programs RUNNIN W WILDLIFE CENTER INCdirect serviceOffers environmental education programs for schools and small tours through a living classroom model, focusing on environmental science and stewardship, and provides outreach programs in collaboration with the Forest Service and the Arizona Natural History Association.
- Wildlife Assistance and Response RUNNIN W WILDLIFE CENTER INCdirect serviceProvides assistance to wildlife by responding to requests from state and federal agencies, individuals, law enforcement, and veterinarians, and conducts raptor release events in partnership with other organizations.
- Wildlife Recovery Training and Internships RUNNIN W WILDLIFE CENTER INCcapacity buildingOffers volunteer and internship opportunities in animal care and marketing, including state and federally licensed training courses in native animal husbandry, and provides opportunities to become a sub-permittee for individuals interested in wildlife recovery.
- Wildlife Rehabilitation and Release RUNNIN W WILDLIFE CENTER INCdirect serviceRehabilitates hundreds of native animals, including birds and small mammals, in northern Arizona and successfully releases them back into their natural habitats. The organization began providing these recovery services in 2010 and accepts drop-offs of birds of prey and orphaned native mammals.
- Wildlife Sanctuary and Care RUNNIN W WILDLIFE CENTER INCdirect serviceProvides permanent sanctuary and care for over 100 wild and exotic animals, including non-releasable native wildlife, at a 2-acre private animal sanctuary in the Verde Valley, housing over 400 animals across more than 125 species.