Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission deny petition to halt wolf releases
The petition to pause wolf releases was submitted by a group of 26 organizations representing the agriculture and ranching community in September. The petition requested that the agency define, fund and fully implement several programs and items meant to reduce conflict between livestock and wolves.
The CPW Commission held a meeting Wednesday evening, in it they voted 10-1 to adopt the staff’s recommendation to deny a ...
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission met Wednesday and among the many topics discussed was the ongoing gray wolf ...
The proposal would help wildlife officials decide when to kill wolves suspected of repeatedly preying on livestock.
This is the second of the state's reintroduced wolves to have been illegally shot. Rewards are offered to find the wolf's ...
Colorado’s eight collared wolves in the wild spread out in the northern and northwestern parts of the state in December, ...
Colorado lawmakers representing rural resort communities say they will pursue bills to increase affordable housing, aid ...
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission today rejected a livestock industry petition to pause the historic, voter-approved reintroduction of gray wolves in the state.
In 2026, Colorado voters could be asked to recall the law that brought wolves back to the state one year ago . Colorado ...
Ranchers and producers submit claims for losses caused by wolf reintroduction program, totaling $600,000. Claims include lost ...
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CPW reanalyzing wolves before reintroductionColorado Parks and Wildlife are examining wolves before reintroducing them to the wild to avoid livestock depredation.
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