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Colorado’s Gray Wolf Reintroduction Program forced wolves onto rural Coloradans without their consent. Rather than letting science guide species management, the urban cities of Denver and Boulder forced Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW) to start importing wolves into the state through a ballot initiative. It’s important to me that state and federal partners are responsibly managing species and not tied by “ballot box biology.” It doesn’t work, and we are seeing that in the wolf re-introduction. CP

Colorado’s Gray Wolf Reintroduction Program forced wolves onto rural Coloradans without their consent. Rather than letting science guide species management, the urban cities of Denver and Boulder forced Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW) to start importing wolves into the state through a ballot initiative. It’s important to me that state and federal partners are responsibly managing species and not tied by “ballot box biology.” It doesn’t work, and we are seeing that in the wolf re-introduction. CP

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The Wolf Predation Reality Check While wolf advocates celebrate reintroduction success, ungulate populations tell a different story. In Colorado, the removal of Phase 4 from the state management plan—which would have allowed population control measures—means we’re flying blind into a management vacuum with no tools to respond when impacts escalate. Look north to Idaho’s Lolo Zone, where elk populations crashed from over 16,000 animals in the late 1980s to fewer than 2,000 today. Wolves weren’t t

The Wolf Predation Reality Check While wolf advocates celebrate reintroduction success, ungulate populations tell a different story. In Colorado, the removal of Phase 4 from the state management plan—which would have allowed population control measures—means we’re flying blind into a management vacuum with no tools to respond when impacts escalate. Look north to Idaho’s Lolo Zone, where elk populations crashed from over 16,000 animals in the late 1980s to fewer than 2,000 today. Wolves weren’t t

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Wolf working groups wrap up; Draft reintroduction plan expected in December

Wolf working groups wrap up; Draft reintroduction plan expected in December

What Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s first wolf report does — and doesn’t — tell us about reintroduction so far

What Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s first wolf report does — and doesn’t — tell us about reintroduction so far

Packs, pushback and progress: A look back on Colorado's wolf reintroduction program in 2025

Packs, pushback and progress: A look back on Colorado's wolf reintroduction program in 2025

One of Colorado’s reintroduced wolves was seen on a Vail Pass camera near I-70. Here’s what it means.

One of Colorado’s reintroduced wolves was seen on a Vail Pass camera near I-70. Here’s what it means.

Colorado releases first 5 wolves in reintroduction plan

Colorado releases first 5 wolves in reintroduction plan

31K viewsDec 19, 2023

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Colorado releases first 5 wolves in reintroduction plan

145.4K viewsDec 19, 2023

Colorado forges ahead with winter wolf release amid federal, local headwinds

CPW releases potential locations for Colorado wolf reintroduction

The future of the wolf reintroduction program in Colorado is in question

CBS NewsShaun Boyd

Colorado wolf pups: New video released

Public, CPW Commission offer comments on final draft of Colorado's wolf reintroduction plan

Colorado's wolf reintroduction plan worries ranchers

Colorado wolf restoration process moving forward

Colorado's wolf program at crossroads amid leadership shakeup

Wolf activity condenses in northwest Colorado as one wolf explores in the south

Colorado Parks & Wildlife outlines plan for Colorado wolf reintroduction

1.1K viewsDec 10, 2022

Colorado's gray wolf restoration project update says 10(j) process is going well, narrows donor states

Five wolves released in Colorado as part of reintroduction plan

50.6K viewsDec 19, 2023

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What to know about Colorado's existing wolves and conflicts around reintroduction plan

Wolves are coming back to Colorado! This historic reintroduction is set to have paws on the ground by the end of this year. 🐺🐾 #welcomehome #WhyWolvesMatter #istandwithwolves #colorado

85.9K viewsDec 12, 2023

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CPW shares Colorado wolf reintroduction plan

15.7K viewsDec 11, 2022

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🐺 The latest 'wolf activity' map released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife shows that at least one wolf was present in watersheds of the Denver metro area at some point between October 21 and November 25. As a reminder, this DOES NOT mean that wolves were present in that entire watershed, just that at some point a wolf was detected somewhere in that watershed. One of those watersheds also happens to cross I-25, showing how close to downtown Denver these watersheds stretch. #denver #denvercolorado

50.2K views5 months ago

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Colorado Wolves: Map Reveals How Far Wolves Have Spread

NewsweekTom Howarth

Preparing to reintroduce wolves to Colorado

1.9K viewsJun 7, 2023

YouTubeColorado Parks and Wildlife

Source for more Colorado wolves: State secures a new source location for the second round of reintroductions

🚨 Speak Out For Colorado’s Future Wolves! 🚨 The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (@USFWS) is currently taking comments on a proposed federal 10(j) management rule, which will manage the wolves likely reintroduced into Colorado later this year. We need your help to ensure that this rule is grounded in science and ethical human-wolf coexistence by placing strict restrictions on wolf killing and keeping the federal government accountable for wolf recovery. Colorado’s future wolves need your help! S

581 viewsApr 12, 2023

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Preview: New documentary celebrates Colorado's wolf reintroduction

5.3K viewsJul 19, 2024

Colorado's latest wolf activity map points to where animals were likely released this month

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