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Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) experts released five gray wolves onto public land in Grand County in a historic effort to create a permanent, self-sustaining wolf population and fulfill voter

Three years after voters narrowly approved Proposition 114, Colorado Parks and Wildlife fulfilled its legal mandate Monday when the agency released five wolves onto public land in Grand County. For s...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife experts released five gray wolves onto public land in Grand County in an effort to create a permanent, self-sustaining wolf population and fulfill voter approval to

Before European settlement, gray wolves thrived across the Lower 48 states and were at one time considered the most widely distributed land mammal in the world. But by the 1960s, gray wolves were essentially eradicated from their historical range. Only a small population remained in the deep woods of northern Michigan and Minnesota at that time. Colorado’s wolf […]

PRESS RELEASE RBC | In a one-year agreement between Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Oregon will be a source for up to 10 wolves for the Colorado gray wolf reintroduction effort. These wolves will be captured and translocated between December 2023 and March 2024. The CPW Commission approved the

Officials have announced plans to trap wolves in Oregon and transport them to Colorado as part of a voter-mandated wolf reintroduction plan.

In a one-year agreement announced today between Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Oregon will be a source for up to 10 wolves for the

Four other states declined to send wolves to Colorado for the first phases of its voter-mandated wolf restoration efforts

Colorado secures source population for gray wolf reintroduction

In a one-year agreement announced today between Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Oregon will be a source for up to