Colorado has three new wolf packs that formed following the translocation of 15 gray wolves from British Columbia in January, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has confirmed the formation of three new gray wolf packs.

Colorado is now home to three new gray wolf packs in addition to the Copper Creek Pack. Here's what we know as of now.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife says three new wolf packs have formed since the gray wolf reintroduction efforts began.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has confirmed that three new wolf packs have formed following their reintroduction to the state.

Just over a year and a half into Colorado’s wolf reintroduction, the state has four established packs. Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed that there are currently four dens in northwest Colorado, ...

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The most obvious sign of a thriving pack is their ability to successfully produce and raise offspring. Despite committed involvement from the entire pack, pup mortality is high, with only roughly 30% ...

Gray wolf 2405 was lethally removed on the evening of May 29 after ranchers experienced chronic wolf depredations, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says.

Wild wolves are making a major comeback in California. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed on Tuesday that three new wolf packs have developed in the state: the Ishi pack in ea… ...

Ranchers operating near Aspen claim a well-known wolf pack repeatedly attacked their cattle over the last week, killing two calves and injuring at least one more. In a press release sent Tuesday ...