The Aspen Times

Federal official tells Colorado Parks and Wildlife to stop importing Canadian wolves. What happens now?

Greg Lopez was pleased when he read the recent letter from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service directing Colorado Parks and ...

Trump Admin Shuts Down Colorado’s Imports of Canadian Gray Wolves

At issue is how strictly the federal government is interpreting its 2023 rule that created an “experimental” population ...

Future of wolf reintroduction in Colorado may be in jeopardy

A plan to import 15 more wolves to Colorado from Canada may violate federal law.

Trump administration tells Colorado to stop importing wolves from Canada

Colorado wolves must come from Northern Rockies states, the head of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service told the state as it ...

State agreed to pay British Columbia for more wolves, the federal government said Colorado cannot

A contract, obtained by 9NEWS Investigates, shows Colorado Parks and Wildlife agreed to pay British Columbia up to $400,000 ...
Vail Daily

Here’s what Colorado’s gray wolves are up to as they establish territories across the Western Slope

Earlier this year, one of Colorado’s translocated female gray wolves was making broad movements across the Western Slope.
Cowboy State Daily

Brian Nesvik To Colorado: No More Wolves From Canada Allowed

By bringing in wolves from Canada, Colorado might have violated an agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. That ...
The Aspen Times

Colorado’s reintroduced wolves are moving toward the New Mexico border, though many are sticking to the central mountains

Colorado’s collared gray wolves have continued spreading across the Western Slope, with more movement toward southern parts ...

Did Colorado violate federal law with wolf reintroduction? One politician says '1,000%'

The legality of Colorado's most recent wolf capture has been called into question after a former congressman says it violated ...