The Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project is a Flagstaff, Arizona–based conservation organization dedicated to restoring Mexican gray wolves to the Grand Canyon region to promote ecological health and biodiversity. Founded in 2005 and established as an independent nonprofit in 2014, the organization conducts education, grassroots organizing, and advocacy to support wolf recovery and long-term coexistence.
Wildlife conservation and endangered species protection policies, particularly those related to Mexican gray wolf recovery, habitat restoration, federal and state land management practices, and public engagement in wildlife decision-making.
Primarily funded through individual donations, recurring donor contributions, and community fundraising efforts.
Lobos of the Southwest, Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter, Wildlands Network, and regional conservation partners.
Non-profit organization (501(c)(3))
