Coexisting with Carnivores – Volunteer Meeting

Woodland Park Zoo is looking for volunteers who are interested in being part of the Coexisting with Carnivores program. These volunteers will form teams that will work to help their neighborhoods coexist more easily with carnivores. Teams will decide what are the most important issues related to carnivore conflict in their neighborhoods, and what they think are the most effective solutions. Woodland Park Zoo and the City of Issaquah will provide support and help for teams to learn about carnivore behavior, brainstorm carnivore conflict prevention measures, and eventually enact their solutions.

Each team can decide what level of commitment they want to give, whether it is a short meeting every two months, or a long one every other week. Teams can also be groups that already exist and want to keep working together, so you can participate as a group of friends or a club you’re already a part of.

If you are interested in being a part of such a team, or simply learning more about the program, we hope you will be able to make it to one of our Coexisting with Carnivores team meetings.