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For seven years, the East German security service’s poetry group met in Berlin to discuss literature. But there was more to it than just learning about iambic pentameter

Dale Baker wants to see wolves when visiting Yellowstone National Park, but not in Don Gittlesons pasture.

As wolf kills mount on livestock, experts weigh in on options for the state to offer ranchers.

Working Circle, a Colorado nonprofit that seeks to unite wolf conservation and sustainable ranching, hosted a free wolves and ranching workshop for livestock producers this week in Durango. The seven-...

Four workshops being offered in western Colorado starting Tuesday will focus on how wolves and livestock can coexist, a question that will take on urgency in coming years in the

For nearly two years, Karin Vardaman has visited the Moffat County rangeland every few months to track wolves for Working Circle, a nonprofit she founded to help ranchers live with the predators. The patchwork of public and private land is already a riot of animal life. Forested mountains overlook broad valleys, where elk and cattle scare badgers from their dens beneath the sagebrush.

The federal government is a central character in the story of the disappearance and return of wolves to Colorado.

DENVER (AP) — On a hazy July afternoon, wolf expert Karin Vardaman returned to a spring-fed pond in Colorado's northwestern-most corner. Enough rain had fallen to wet the ground around the watering hole. She tiptoed across the soft earth — careful not to disturb any impressions left by cattle and pronghorn antelope — until one track filled her with an almost overwhelming feeling of relief.

For nearly two years, Karin Vardaman has visited the Moffat County rangeland every few months to track wolves for Working Circle, a nonprofit she founded to help ranchers live with the predators. The patchwork of public and private land is already a riot of animal life. Forested mountains overlook broad valleys, where elk and cattle scare badgers from their dens beneath the sagebrush.

DENVER (AP) — On a hazy July afternoon, wolf expert Karin Vardaman returned to a...