Federal officials seek information after wolf fatally shot in Colorado
The wolf that died was one of six wolves that Colorado Parks and Wildlife captured from the Copper Creek pack in fall 2024.
Feds investigate ‘illegal killing’ of reintroduced Colorado wolf
Federal wildlife officials are seeking information related to what they called the illegal killing of a gray wolf reintroduced to Colorado as part of the state’s voter-mandated restoration program.
Feds and local advocates offer reward to identify person who illegally shot a Colorado wolf
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and local wolf advocates are now offering rewards for tips that help identify and prosecute the person who shot the wolf.
Colorado Wolf Died From a Gunshot, Spurring a Federal Investigation
A gray wolf in Colorado was illegally shot and later died of the injury, federal authorities said Thursday in the latest flashpoint of Colorado's controversial, voter-driven initiative to reintroduce the predators to the state.
Investigation underway into illegal shooting of Gray Wolf in Colorado
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a reward for information on the fatal shooting of a Gray Wolf in Grand County, Colo.
USFWS investigating illegal wolf kill in CO after necropsy shows it was shot
A necropsy found that a reintroduced wolf, which had died shortly after it was captured as part of the Copper Creek Pack relocation effort, had a gunshot wound, which led to its death.
Another one of Colorado's released wolves that died was illegally shot, necropsy shows
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said a gunshot wound "ultimately led to the cause of death" of one of Colorado's released wolves that died in 2024.
Colorado wolf that died after state capture had been shot earlier in the wild, necropsy finds
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a reward for information after determining that a male wolf that died last summer after it was captured for killing livestock had been shot before it
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A wolf captured in Colorado died due to a gunshot wound
Colorado Park and Wildlife captured the animal last summer after it repeatedly preyed on livestock at a ranch near Kremmling.
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Colorado ranchers in Middle Park claim livestock damages over $582,000 related to wolves
Ranchers from Colorado’s Middle Park have submitted claims totaling around $582,000 in livestock losses related to wolves, ...
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Colorado wildlife commission urges officials to continue wolf reintroductions
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are urging state commissioners to continue allowing the reintroduction of wolves into ...
Map shows how far Colorado’s wandering wolves spread out in December
Colorado’s eight collared wolves in the wild spread out in the northern and northwestern parts of the state in December, ...
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases definition of ‘chronically depredating’ wolves, meeting one common request from ranchers
Colorado Parks and Wildlife released a much-anticipated definition of “chronic depredation,” also identifying situations ...
Colorado wildlife officials recommend denying petition to pause wolf reintroduction
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is recommending that the state's wildlife commission deny a recent petition to pause the ...
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Colorado wildlife commission urged to deny petition to ‘pause’ wolf reintroductions
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials release 1 of 5 gray wolves onto public land in Grand County, Dec. 18, 2023. This ...
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Southern Ute Tribe sign agreement around wolf management
Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the Southern Ute Indian Tribe have agreed to work together on the reintroduction of gray ...
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Fishing is Fun grants available in Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has announced the 2025 round of funding opportunities for the  Fishing is Fun Grant Program.