Title
The Timber Wolf Preservation Society: Developing a Management Plan for Long-Term Sustainability and Prosperity
Date of Award
3-11-2008
Document Type
Capstone Project
Disciplines
Environmental Policy & Mgmt
Degree Name
Graduate Certificate
Department
Environmental Policy & Mgmt
Advisor
William Robinson
Keywords
Management plan, Nonprofit, Timber wolf, Wisconsin
Abstract
The timber wolf has been eradicated from most of its North American range, but in recent decades has been recovering. The Timber Wolf Preservation Society (TWPS) was founded to assist in the reestablishment of wolf populations in Wisconsin. The public education mission of the TWPS is a key element in increasing human tolerance of wolves. This capstone summarizes principles of wolf ecology and the care of captive mammals. Challenges faced by the TWPS, including more effective board management practices and the need for a strategic plan, are also identified. Suggestions and recommendations for improving the TWPS administration, board governance and organizational growth are presented to allow the TWPS to become sustainable and continue to contribute to wolf recovery efforts in Wisconsin.
Recommended Citation
Carrao, Andrea, "The Timber Wolf Preservation Society: Developing a Management Plan for Long-Term Sustainability and Prosperity" (2008). University College: Environmental Policy and Management Capstones. 8.
https://digitalcommons.du.edu/ucol_epm/8
Publication Statement
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