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Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases potential counties for gray wolf release
On Wednesday, Colorado Parks and Wildlife listed three counties where they are considering to re-release the gray wolves.
Ranchers again ask Colorado wildlife officials to delay release of next round of wolves
Colorado ranchers are renewing their demand for state wildlife officials to delay the release of more wolves until they finalize more programs to prevent attacks on livestock. Ranchers on Thursday formally asked Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners to delay the releases — expected in early January — to prevent communication issues and depredations similar to those that happened after the
Colorado Parks and Wildlife holding meetings over controversial gray wolf releases
CPW plans to have training sessions in Eagle and Gunnison counties in December. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) manages 43 state parks and over 350 wildlife areas covering about 900,000 acres. It also manages "fishing and hunting, wildlife watching ...
Petition to Colorado Parks and Wildlife to delay next wolf introduction could take months
The petition to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission to delay the next round of wolf introductions isn't going anywhere — not anytime soon.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife reports above-average number of bear conflicts this year
This year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reporting an above-average number of bear conflicts and sightings in the state compared to previous years.
CPW picks Garfield County as location for gray wolf release
CPW said in a press release Thursday that Garfield, Eagle and Pitkin counites are all up for consideration during the 2024-25 capture and release season.
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CPW meets with Colorado Commissioners for next steps towards wolf-re-introduction
GARFIELD COUNTY, Colo. (KJCT) - On November 8, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) met with county commissioners across ...
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Rio Blanco County won’t see wolves in next release as CPW commissioners petitioned to pause reintroduction
Colorado Parks and Wildlife gets even more pushback from counties and ranchers as second wave of wolves hits the horizon ...
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More than 150 pronghorns hit, killed on Colorado roads as animals sought shelter from snow
The pronghorns were killed after they were hit by vehicles, likely large trucks, as they sought shelter from deep, crusty ...
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CPW and CSP remind motorists to keep an eye out for wildlife on the road
According to CPW and CSP the things you do after you hit an animal should mirror the things you do after you are involved in ...
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Milfoiled again: Another Colorado barrier to invasive weed falls on the Arkansas River
The noxious and fast-growing Eurasian watermilfoil has invaded a small lake in Pueblo connected to the Arkansas River, threatening more destruction.
Colorado wildlife professionals aim to end animal votes
The last two presidential ballots in Colorado have included wildlife votes. An association representing CPW employees hopes this trend stops.