Federal agents kill a Colorado wolf suspected of preying on sheep in Wyoming
State and federal laws strictly protect wolves within Colorado. Once a wolf wanders into Wyoming, however, it’s no longer covered by the U.S. Endangered Species Act, which prohibits anyone from harassing or killing the animals without federal permission.
Colorado experienced record-high volumes of conflict between bears and humans last year. While human-bear conflict increased ...
Gray wolf 2505-BC from Colorado died in Wyoming, involving potential livestock conflicts and complex wildlife conservation ...
In the months since the defeat of a ballot measure aimed at banning the hunting of mountain lions, bobcats, and lynx, ...
One of the wolves imported from British Columbia and released in January in Colorado was lethally removed in Wyoming by ...
Colorado has emerged in recent years as one of the key battlegrounds for the future of wildlife management, with a growing ...
North America's fastest animal, reaching top speeds of 55-60 miles per hour. According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife's (CPW) ...
Xavier Mascareñas / California Department of Water Resources Colorado Parks and Wildlife This week Colorado Parks and ...
The attack happened March 9 in Jackson County and came just more than a month after a cow was killed by a wolf or wolves in ...
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