Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission unanimously approves dogged plan to reintroduce wolves
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Voters narrowly passed a ballot initiative in 2020 tasking the state with bringing the apex predator back to Colorado by the end of 2023.
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Colorado's plan to capture and release dozens of wolves into the Western Slope's wilderness is now finalized, though the timeline might suffer thanks to a bill proposed by the region's lawmakers.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- A 2 ½-year process ended Wednesday when the state's Parks & Wildlife (CPW) Commission unanimously voted to finalize a voter-approved plan to return endangered gray wolves to the state for the first time since the 1940s.
he Colorado Parks and Wildlife board of commissioners Wednesday approved a final plan to restore wolves in Colorado. Concluding two years of work — and hundreds of hours of meetings across the state — the...
It's been years since Colorado voters passed the vote to bring wolves back to Colorado, and now Colorado Parks and Wildlife has approved their final draft of the Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan.
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