CPW approves 2 ranchers 2024 wolf depredation claims, one claim nearly $300,000
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will wrap up their two-day meeting where wolf reintroduction is taking center stage. A big topic was claims made by ranchers who lost livestock to gray wolves. Yesterday, the commission voted to pay two claims totaling $344,
Colorado’s wolf population nearly tripled with the release of 15 animals from British Columbia and five members of the Copper ...
Colorado’s gray wolves roamed farther into the Western Slope last month, with at least one of the canines setting foot in a ...
The agenda for next week's Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission meeting includes a recommendation to approve two wolf depredation claims totaling $343,416.37. Before the end of the year ...
In February, the majority of Colorado’s gray wolves continued to explore the northwest corner of the state while a lone wolf ...
In Oregon, where the first batch of wolves released in Colorado originated, ranchers have been watching the wolf situation in ...
In Oregon, where the first batch of wolves released in Colorado originated, ranchers have been watching the wolf situation in ...
Colorado Governor Jared Polis and Senator Michael Bennet have both released statements responding to events between Ukrainian ...
Coloradans, it’s time to right a wrong and stop dumping apex predators on rural residents who are consistently outvoted and harmed by urbanites who think food originates at the supermarket.
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