Following the recent escalation of conflict between the Copper Creek wolf pack and livestock producers in Pitkin County, the ...

Legislators drilled Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis on rereleasing Copper Creek pack, the governor's ...

Colorado’s first wolf pack since the species’ reintroduction in 2023 is once again under intense scrutiny after a series of ...

DENVER — Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is seeking public feedback on the conservation priorities for species in the 2025 ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife said on April 24 the wolf traveled more than 1,230 miles when it released its monthly wolf activity map covering movement among watersheds March 25 through April 22.

Legislators drilled Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis on rereleasing Copper Creek pack, the governor's influence and budget overrun.

Earlier this year, Colorado’s wolf population nearly tripled with the release of 15 animals from British Columbia and five members of the Copper Creek pack from captivity. Now, almost two months later ...

Here is what we know after Colorado wildlife officials released 15 wolves caught in Canada as well as members of the Copper Creek pack.

The Blue Book, the voter information booklet sent to voters prior to the narrow passage of Proposition 114, which began the ...

The state's first and to date only reintroduction of a predator dates to 1999, when the then-Colorado Division of Wildlife (now called Colorado Parks and Wildlife) returned lynx to the state.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife said on April 24 the wolf traveled more than 1,230 miles when it released its monthly wolf activity map covering movement among watersheds March 25 through April 22.