Colorado Parks and Wildlife release one of five gray wolves onto public land in Grand County, Colorado, on Monday, Dec. 18, 2023. Pictured is wolf 2302-OR.

A wolf killed or injured seven cattle along the Williams Fork of the Colorado River near Kremmling between April 2 and May 11, but Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials have declined to kill the wo… ...

Colorado’s wolf population is booming, with four packs known to have litters of pups born this spring. Not everyone is ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has suspended the issue of 30-day trapping permits after a wolf was caught and released from a ...

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife's recommendations will be heard by its commission at its July 17 meeting at the Grand ...

Grand County rancher Conway Farrell, whose wolf depredation paid and pending claims total nearly $390,000, told the ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced that there are three new gray wolf packs as part of the state’s plan to rebuild ...

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 ...

Coberly Creek Ranch sent a secretly recorded cellphone conversation to state officials, which then reversed its decision to ...

Colorado's wolf restoration program has spent $8 million over five years. The program's cost has increased due to indirect ...

Colorado voters soon will have the unique opportunity to help decide the fate of an entire species. A question on whether to reintroduce the gray wolf, a species widely eradicated in the western ...