The Washington Post

Wolves, long feared and reviled, may actually be lifesavers

ORR, Minn. — The first clue was the flock of ravens. Tom Gable spotted the birds while driving to work. He pulled over and saw what they were circling: a rib cage poking out of the fresh dusting of ...
The Aspen Times

Is Colorado’s wolf population still experiencing normal levels of mortality?

Just over two years into Colorado’s wolf reintroduction effort, 12 of the 25 wolves brought from Oregon and British Columbia have died. Colorado Parks and Wildlife maintains that while the level of ...
The Gazette

U.S. Fish & Wildlife threatens to terminate Colorado’s authority to manage wolves

With no apparent plan in place to bring in more wolves to Colorado for 2026, Colorado Parks and Wildlife may have an even bigger problem. A Dec. 18 letter from Brian Nesvik, director of the U.S. Fish ...
Vail Daily

Colorado’s wolves press into southeast counties in February

Colorado’s wolves made their first appearance within some southern Front Range watersheds in February. Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s latest gray wolf activity map — which shows the watersheds where ...