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Colorado wildlife commission rejects petition that sought to pause wolf reintroductions
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission denied a petition from livestock advocates that sought to suspend the state’s voter-mandated gray wolf restoration program ahead of the program’s second winter “release season.
Colorado’s wolf reintroduction stays on track after wildlife commission denies petition for pause in program
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will continue with its plan to release 10 to 15 more wolves in Colorado this month after the CPW commission voted Wednesday night to deny a petition asking for a pause in
Colorado wildlife officials won’t pause wolf reintroductions despite protests from ranchers
A petition asked Colorado Parks and Wildlife to hold off releasing more wolves until the state fully implements programs meant to protect livestock.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife says it will not delay wolf release despite citizen petition
The next phase of Colorado's gray wolf reintroduction program will continue on schedule after the Colorado Parks and
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission denies petition to halt wolf releases
Colorado’s wolf reintroduction effort will continue as planned. At its Wednesday meeting, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission officially voted to deny a citizen petition requesting a pause of the initiative.
Wolf reintroduction plan to continue in Colorado despite petition from ranchers asking for delay
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted 10 - 1 to continue wolf reintroduction in the state. Last year, a petition was filed asking CPW to stop releasing wolves until several changes are made.
Petition to deny Colorado wolf release rejected
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted on Wednesday to deny a Citizen’s petition to delay the release of wolves in Colorado.
Colorado to continue wolf releases despite cattle concerns
A Colorado commission voted Wednesday to continue with the state’s reintroduction of grey wolves, despite a citizen petition concerned over cattle deaths. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted 10-1 to adopt a staff recommendation to continue wolf introduction,
Effort to Pause Wolf Reintroduction Denied by Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission
Rather than pausing the program, CPW agreed to add several new layers, including a range rider program and a chronic depredation definition for wolves preying on livestock.
Colorado wolf reintroduction plan to continue
Colorado's wolf reintroduction plan to continue after the wildlife commission denied a petition to pause the program.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife began capturing gray wolves in Canada to bring to Colorado on Friday
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has begun efforts to capture gray wolves in British Columbia (B.C.), Canada, intending to ...
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‘We cannot legislate morals’: Colorado Parks and Wildlife stands firm on mountain lion hunting, despite pleas from wildlife advocates
In Colorado, hounds are the predominant method of hunting used for mountain lions. Hounds allow hunters to be more selective ...
CPW starts wolf capture operations in Canada ahead of Colorado reintroduction
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said experts began capture operations to move up to 15 gray wolves from British Columbia, Canada ...
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife to consider reducing hunting licenses for mountain lions
Over the past few winters, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been working to improve its population estimates of mountain lions ...
Elk on a shelf: Colorado wildlife officials rescue elk tangled in rope on ice climbing route
Wildlife officials have rescued a bull elk by lowering it down a cliff after the animal became entangled in a rope at a ...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife crews rescue bull elk tangled in climbing rope in a canyon
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers said they received a call after ice climbers in Lake City found a bull elk tangled in ...
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife began capturing gray wolves in Canada to bring to Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife began operations to capture gray wolves in British Columbia, Canada, to bring them back to Colorado.