Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced late Monday that another British Columbia female gray wolf, known as 2504-BC, was found ...
Colorado can expect more wolves to be reintroduced to the Centennial State soon. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials say they have reached a deal to relocate some wolves from British Columbia in ...
A female gray wolf died in northwest Colorado on Friday, Jan. 16, marking the 12th death since Colorado Parks and Wildlife ...
Since January, five of the 15 gray wolves brought to Colorado from British Columbia have died. As Colorado Parks and Wildlife renews discussions with the Canadian province to obtain more wolves, it ...
Another wolf exported from British Columbia to Colorado in January was found dead on Sunday in Rocky Mountain National Park. It's the third wolf to die in the past month from the 15 brought to ...
Some of the 15 wolves captured in British Columbia were released north of Interstate 70 and some south of I-70, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials said while addressing media questions during a ...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) began its latest effort to capture gray wolves in Canada for reintroduction into the state on Friday. The agreement with the British Columbia Ministry of Water, Land ...
Colorado has 15 more wolves, state wildlife officials announced Sunday. Colorado Parks and Wildlife captured seven male wolves and eight female wolves from the central interior of British Columbia, ...
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Another of Colorado's released wolves dies. Will it prompt a review of the reintroduction?
Five of the 15 wolves captured in British Columbia and released in Colorado in January have died in less than six months after the latest wolf death in the northwest part of the state, which could ...
Researchers captured footage of wild wolves in British Columbia using crab traps to eat the bait inside, in the first evidence of possible tool use by the animals. A report released on Monday, ...
Since January, five of the 15 gray wolves brought to Colorado from British Columbia have died. As Colorado Parks and Wildlife renews discussions with the Canadian province to obtain more wolves, it ...
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