Inside the ‘complex’ and ‘tremendous’ second year of wolves in Colorado
From SummitDaily.com:
Colorado’s wolf program was eventful from the start in 2025.
Just over a week into the new year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s commission rejected a request to halt wolf releases, which was requested by Western Slope agricultural producers, towns and elected officials. Ten days later, the state’s population of gray wolves tripled with the release of 15 gray wolves from Canada and the re-release of five members from the Copper Creek Pack.
