Partnerships

Collaborative Conservation Efforts

At Wildlife in Motion, we collaborate with local stakeholders such as non-profits, governmental agencies, educational institutions, landowners, researchers, and local communities. These partnerships enhance our efforts to improve ecological connectivity and biodiversity. By sharing resources and expertise, we work together to establish wildlife corridors, ensure species survival, and engage communities in meaningful conservation efforts. Join us in creating a sustainable future for our planet's diverse ecosystems.

Researcher Partners

Bruce D. Taubert

Bruce holds a PhD in wildlife biology and has dedicated his career to managing Arizona's wildlife. After retiring from the Arizona Game and Fish Department in 2007, he now spends his time traveling, and Cienega Ranch is one of his favorite destinations. When he's not on the road, Bruce shares his expertise by teaching photography workshops.

Randy Babb

Randy Babb began his wildlife career with the Forest Service, later joining the Arizona Game and Fish Department, where he worked for 34 years. Specializing in reptiles, amphibians, small mammals, invertebrates, and botany, Randy has also contributed to projects in the American tropics, Southeast Asia, and Africa. At Cienega Ranch, his expertise has significantly advanced wildlife management and ecosystem understanding.

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Researcher Partners

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