Colorado launches first-in-the-nation plan to bring back wolverines

Colorado is beginning the lengthy process of reintroducing wolverines to the state, where the furry animal hasn’t been seen ...

Colorado wildlife officials say no wolf releases planned this winter after federal interference

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials said Wednesday that they have “no plans” relocate additional gray wolves into the state ...
The Colorado Sun

Are too many wolves dying in Colorado? CPW says the mortality rate “is not surprising.”

So “since the translocated wolves are essentially ‘dispersers,’ we can see that the amount of mortality we are observing in ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife unveils Wolverine Restoration Plan, hopes to bring 100 animals to state

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has released more information about how, where, and why it plans to reintroduce wolverines into ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife puts a pause on new wolf translocations in the state in 2026

Colorado will not be getting any new gray wolves in the near future. Colorado Parks and Wildlife said the agency is taking ...
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Colorado Begins Planning Return of Wolverine Across its Parks, Absent for More Than 100 Years

Hunted to extinction, small populations of this solitary scavenger survived in Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Canada.

Colorado to Pause Wolf Reintroductions as Feds Apply Pressure and States Balk at Providing Them

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced Wednesday that it no longer plans to release more wolves into the state this winter.

Gray wolf's death in Colorado under investigation by wildlife officials

Colorado Parks and Wildlife investigates the death of a female gray wolf in northwest Colorado.

Colorado soldiers convicted of poaching deer on Fort Carson, state land

Two soldiers at Fort Carson were convicted of poaching mule deer on the military and state land, Colorado Parks and Wildlife ...
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Colorado says it will not release more wolves this winter

Colorado Parks and Wildlife will not be releasing additional wolves this winter after failing to find a source for the third ...
The Colorado Sun

Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff and commissioners facing death threats amid rash of recent controversies

Serious threats were directed at staff following the agency's decision to euthanize two mountain lions after a hiker was ...

Colorado wildlife officials report first wolf death of 2026 as mortality count reaches 13

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced late Monday that another British Columbia female gray wolf, known as 2504-BC, was found dead in northwest Colorado on Friday. No cause of death nor an exact ...