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A little more than two years after Colorado voters narrowly directed Colorado Parks and Wildlife to reintroduce wolves to the Western Slope, the agency has a plan. Colorado Parks and Wildlife dropped its 293-page draft plan. ....
Steamboat Pilot Two wolves gazing into the distance in a snowfall in the Rocky Mountains. Photo by Roger Trentham, GettyImages/istockphoto Colorado Parks and Wildlife held its first information session last week about wolf reintroduction on the Western Slope, which will happen by the end of 2023. Wolves have been naturally migrating into the United States for decades. They were first seen in Montana in 1979 and then were introduced in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming and Idaho in 1995. There are now about 2,400 wolves in the Western U.S. in addition to tens of thousands more in Canada. Wolves were first seen in Colorado in 2004 and have also shown up in Washington, Oregon and California. It is estimated there are less than 10 wolves in Colorado currently. ....
Two wolves gazing into the distance in a snowfall in the Rocky Mountains. Photo by Roger Trentham, GettyImages/istockphoto Colorado Parks and Wildlife held its first information session last week about wolf reintroduction on the Western Slope, which will happen by the end of 2023. Wolves have been naturally migrating into the United States for decades. They were first seen in Montana in 1979 and then were introduced in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming and Idaho in 1995. There are now about 2,400 wolves in the Western U.S. in addition to tens of thousands more in Canada. Wolves were first seen in Colorado in 2004 and have also shown up in Washington, Oregon and California. It is estimated there are less than 10 wolves in Colorado currently. ....
Two wolves gazing into the distance in a snowfall in the Rocky Mountains. Photo by Roger Trentham, GettyImages/istockphoto At its virtual meeting on January 14, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission provided CPW staff with direction to begin creating a robust, adaptive management plan to reintroduce wolves in Colorado with a 10-1 majority vote, according to a press release from the state agency. “We have direction from the voters of Colorado to develop a reintroduction and management plan for gray wolves as transparently and as expeditiously as possible,” said Dan Prenzlow, CPW’s director. “This authorizes us to move forward in a phased approach that will allow us to be both efficient and flexible as we enact the plan. We will introduce wolves in Colorado no later than Dec. 31, 2023.” ....