Colorado wildlife commission rejects petition that sought to pause wolf reintroductions
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission denied a petition from livestock advocates that sought to suspend the state’s voter-mandated gray wolf restoration program ahead of the program’s second winter “release season.
An end-of-year request from Grand County ranchers seeks more than $580,000 in compensation for wolf damages — an amount that ...
The Center for Biological Diversity, conservation partners and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are offering rewards amounting to over $100,000 for information leading to arrests and convictions in ...
After a reintroduced gray wolf died after being shot, conservation groups increased the reward to $100,000 for information ...
The proposal would help wildlife officials decide when to kill wolves suspected of repeatedly preying on livestock.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife say a gray wolf in Colorado was illegally shot and later died of the injury. It's the latest flashpoint in Colorado's controversial, voter-driven initiative to reintroduce the ...
Hidden in the San Juan Mountains in Wolf Creek, Colorado offers adventure seekers an abundant playground brimming with ...
Wild Spirit Wolf Sanctuary in New Mexico has raised $230,000 of its $715,000 goal to purchase the Indigo Mountain Nature ...
Ranchers from Colorado’s Middle Park have submitted claims totaling around $582,000 in livestock losses related to wolves, ...
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