Wolf is an archaeologist and retired from Northern Arizona University where he taught for 25 years and was Founding Dean of the Honors College. An active user of public lands since he can remember, Wolf feels it is important to use his time and energy to protect these special landscapes and the wildlife and cultural resources they hold. He serves on the Boards of the Arizona Chapter Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, the Friends of the Flagstaff Area National Monuments, and the Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival.

Alex is an Associate Teaching Professor at Barrett, the Honors College at ASU, where he is a scholar of the literature and culture of the American West. In his work as a volunteer conservationist, he serves as Legislative Director for the Arizona Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. He has been a hunter and angler since his childhood in Oklahoma, where he was taught to be a responsible conservationist by his grandfather Norman Swezey, a big Aldo Leopold fan.

Will Greene served as Arizona Corporation Commissioner Sandra Kennedy’s Land Use Policy Advisor, helping her pass important measures related to solar energy, energy storage, energy efficiency, electric vehicles, water conservation, and more. Will has private sector experience in renewable energy and real estate project development, and was a professional organizer for the Sierra Club focusing on energy and climate policy. He holds a Masters in Real Estate Development from Arizona State University and an undergraduate degree in Business Sustainability with an economics minor from ASU.

Dr. Anne Justice-Allen grew up learning about conservation and ecology from her parents; Keith, ecologist and professor at the University of California, Irvine, and Carol, microbiologist. She graduated from the University of California Davis veterinary school in 1986 and obtained an MS from Utah State University in 2010. She has worked for the Arizona Game and Fish Department since 2009 on projects as diverse as population health assessments, mortality investigations, bighorn sheep pneumonia, Chronic Wasting Disease Surveillance and prevention, Sonoran pronghorn recovery, Mexican wolf puppy fostering, and black-footed ferret recovery.

Project Wildlife Bisbee (PWB) is a new 501(c)(3) organization focused on enhancing the ecological health of Bisbee, Arizona. In 2023, PWB achieved the significant milestone of certifying Bisbee as a National Wildlife Federation (NWF) Community Wildlife Habitat, one of only three in Arizona. Composed entirely of volunteers, PWB certified various properties, installed informational kiosks, held community workshops, and transformed a two-acre city park into a native demonstration garden. They also partnered with the Bisbee Bloomers to ensure all gardens on their annual tour were NWF certified.