Colorado parks and wildlife, wolves
Colorado is releasing more wolves. Here’s what we know
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is currently monitoring nine wild wolves. The wildlife agency captured six of those animals in Oregon in December 2023, then released the predators in Grand and Summit counties to kick off the official reintroduction program. Voters approved the program through a ballot initiative in 2020.
A storm of wolf release misinformation struck the Western Slope over the past three weeks, culminating in an erroneous ...
Depending on who’s talking, Colorado’s wolves are an existential threat to ranching, an imperiled native species crucial to a ...
Lauren Boebert, Jeff Crank, Gabe Evans, and Jeff Hurd -- are calling for an end to wolf reintroduction in the state and ...
Scant information has been released after one of Colorado's reintroduced wolves died from a gunshot wound, raising suspicions ...
Producers on Colorado’s Western Slope now have access to a $2.5 million funding pool to help them deploy conflict ...
Colorado’s next wolves from British Columbia are on the way to Colorado. Some reports suggest that the first of the ...
Canadian wolves released on McBride Ranch in Colorado, sparking controversy over lack of transparency and public trust.
Coloradans who are not happy with the wolf reintroduction plan are trying a new tactic, one that has the potential to change ...
Colorado's Republican lawmakers criticize the relocation of Canadian wolves, raising concerns about the legality and impact ...
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