Page 28 - Fence Post News Today

The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a statement on Jan. 17 that the New York Stock Exchange was withdrawing a proposed rule change which would have allowed the exchange’s listing of Natural Asset Companies or...

There goes the neighborhood. Just two weeks after 10 apex predators were released in Grand County, a resident photographed one of the collared wolves near his home and says he’s concerned about his pets and nearby livestock. The sighting was reported by Rachel Gabel, assistant editor of The Fence

In the wake of a vote that was heavily decided by Front Range residents, much of Grand County feels like they were, quite literally, thrown to the wolves. Hear from them in our 360 in-depth report.

Marlon Reis, Colorado’s first gentleman, proved in a recent Facebook post that he knows less about journalism than he does about dangerous carnivores. First, he called The Fence Post’s Rachel Gabel’s news story published in...

A local state senator has crossed swords with the head of Colorado’s Department of Natural Resources over the handling of wolf reintroduction. Sen. Byron Pelton, R-Sterling, fired off a letter this week to Dan Gibbs, executive director of CDNR accusing the department of a lack of transparency in the effort to transplant gray wolves back into Colorado’s wilderness areas. Coloradans voted to reintroduce the wolves in 2022 despite strong resistance from people in the areas where the animals wou...

A local state senator has crossed swords with the head of Colorado’s Department of Natural Resources over the handling of wolf reintroduction. Sen. Byron Pelton, R-Sterling, fired off a letter this week to Dan Gibbs, executive director of CDNR accusing the department of a lack of transparency in the effort to transplant gray wolves back […]

Seemingly left alone without any adult supervision over the holiday weekend, Gov. Polis and the First Gentleman got into all sorts of trouble on social media. The governor must have been tripping his brains out on shrooms or something to think his progressive base wouldn’t notice if he acknowledged

After its much-publicized release of five wolves on Monday, Dec. 18, Colorado Parks and Wildlife released five more wolves over the past week. All of the wolves were released on state-owned land in Summit and...

“Defenders of Wildlife, Rocky Mountain Wolf Project and other groups pushing for wolf “reintroduction” in Colorado are celebrating their recent victory. The Colorado Cattlemen’s Association and Gunnison Stockgrowers’ Association tried to stop the reintroduction by...

Don Gittleson, a rancher in Jackson County, Colorado, made a formal request to Colorado Parks and Wildlife to remove two chronically depredating wolves in the North Park area on Dec. 16, three days after wolf...