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As a livestock producer in Jackson County, I am beyond frustrated with the governor’s decision to deny the will of the Legislature and veto SB23-256, Management of Gray Wolves Re-introduction. This decision has disregarded the...

On Tuesday, Governor Jared Polis vetoed SB23-256, a bill that would have allowed for management of the gray wolf population.

“We are disappointed that Gov. Jared Polis has vetoed SB23-256 — Management of Gray Wolves Reintroduction. This bipartisan bill was crafted to ensure that the state’s investment of $1 million to expedite the 10(j) determination doesn’t...

Bill would have ensured that livestock and property are protected while preserving the ecological balance of the state.

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — “Colorado Farm Bureau is gravely disappointed to learn of Gov. Jared Polis’s veto of Senate Bill 256, Management of Gray Wolves Reintroduction.   This bipartisan piece of legislation was a great example...

The first round of the presidential elections in Turkey has not resulted in a clear winner. The current president Erdogan of the AKP (with 49.3 percent of the votes) will be forced into the second round for the first time. His rival will be Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu of the CHP, the Republican Peoples Party. This election was an uphill battle for the AKP, which has governed Turkey for 20 years, and yet Erdogan was not dislodged.

RBC | After more than two years of extensive statewide stakeholder meetings and outreach via a series of public hearings, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission on Wednesday gave final approval to the final Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan. The plan was unanimously adopted through a two-step approval process that began at a CPW

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — On Wednesday, May 3, the Parks and Wildlife Commission voted on the final approval for the Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan meaning wolves will be reintroduced in the Western Slope by the end of this year. “A really big deal for us, a milestone, kind of a monumental event,” Public Information […]

Following years of intense meetings, public comment and outreach, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Commission officially approved the final Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan.

Trust the Science Act passes House committee.