Wolves in Colorado? They’re not here yet, but we are getting ready for them.  Johanna Raquet, mediation associate from The Keystone Center, facilitated a mediation of sixth grade students regarding wolf management in Colorado.  Students researched the biologic and ecologic significance of wolves, learned about their impact on environments when they are returned and the interactions they may have with humans. The students represented stakeholders in the mediation including hunters, outfitter, environmentalists, local tourism business owners, animal rights activists, cattle ranchers, residents of Estes Park and national park representatives. After this experience, sixth graders know first-hand the difficulties of making science public policy in the USA.

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Alumni from the classes of 1994 through 2008 can be a member of the Green & White Club. A contribution of $25 or more will qualify you for membership. Donations go to the Annual Fund and support programs that make a Graland education exceptional.

Members of the Green & White Club will get special recognition in the Annual Report and in the Newsletter. You will also receive a thank you gift as well as a package in the spring.  Click here to donate online or mail a donation to 30 Birch Street, Denver, CO 80220.  Thank you for your support! We look forward to welcoming you into the Green & White club.

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