State Endangered News Today

A small ranching community in Colorado has torn itself apart as newly-released wolves have butchered an astonishing amount of cattle in just days.

Ranchers are sounding the alarm after wolves were spotted 20 miles from the state line, with some saying they are prepared to use any means necessary to defend their livestock.

According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, these seven amphibians are currently considered threatened or endangered.

According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, these seven amphibians are currently considered threatened or endangered.

According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, these seven amphibians are currently considered threatened or endangered.

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.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife will present its final draft of its gray wolf restoration and management plan at a commission meeting Thursday.

The first in a series of public comment sessions for the draft Colorado wolf reintroduction plan was just held in Colorado Springs.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife kick off the first of many public meetings seeking input on the Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan Draft that the department released in December of 2022.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff presented the Draft Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan to the Parks and Wildlife Commission at a virtual meeting streamed live on YouTube.