We serve to:

Protect the environment for the benefit of the public by reducing pollution and by cleaning up or remediating polluted water in order to protect wild sheep habitat and other forms of plant and wildlife,

Advance education by conducting research to identify possible disease outbreaks amongst bighorn sheep in order to help restore their habitat, and to disseminate the results of such research to the general public,

Advance education by providing webinars and presentations on wild sheep and wild sheep habitat including issues relating to disease, habitat loss, predation and other issues that affect diminishing wildlife on the landscape to the public, and

Protect the environment for the benefit of the public by conserving or restoring ecosystems and biodiversity by carrying out biodiversity and habitat restoration projects such as developing invasive plant management plans for affected areas.