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Why the Wolf?
Wolves
have long been regarded by Native Americans as teachers and pathfinders. Wolves are fiercely loyal to their mates
and have a strong sense of family while maintaining individualism.
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To many, the wolf symbolizes
freedom, the spirit of nature, resourcefulness, and adaptability, even
under the most dire circumstances. Sierra Lobo (mountain wolf) takes
its name from this resilient creature and aspires to the extraordinary
traits that the wolf has come to symbolize.
The wolf also symbolizes the
essence of leadership. In fact, the
founder of Scouting, Baden-Powell, was so impressed with author Rudyard
Kipling’s portrayal of the wolf (Akela) in his
story Jungle Book, Powell based
Cub Scouting on Akela’s characteristics. A portion of
the story of Akela continues to be a mainstay in
the Cub Scout Wolf Handbook.
Our story continues to focus
on leadership and delivering excellence.
Each member of the Sierra Lobo team has an individual responsibility, which ultimately impacts the
success of the “pack” and our customers.
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We
will be known by the tracks we leave…
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–
Dakota proverb
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