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.
Wolves from Canada arrive as Colorado wildlife officials refuse to release final destination details
Wolves from British Columbia arrive in Colorado for reintroduction program. CPW remains tight-lipped on details of the ...
Colorado has adopted several new policies for its big-game tag draw, which will go into effect in 2028. Here's why preference ...
Jim Pribyl, the chair of Colorado Nature Action and a former chair of the Parks and Wildlife Commission, said he wasn’t ...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff have started capturing a second round of gray wolves to be released in Colorado in the ...
Colorado's Republican lawmakers criticize the relocation of Canadian wolves, raising concerns about the legality and impact ...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said experts began capture operations to move up to 15 gray wolves from British Columbia, Canada ...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is capturing gray wolves in British Columbia to reintroduce them to Colorado's ecosystem, with ...
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