KUNC

Colorado moves forward with wildlife conservation plan after approval from USFWS

The state wildlife action plan is required every ten years to receive federal funding for conservation efforts.
Colorado Public Radio

Colorado gets federal approval for new 10-year wildlife conservation plan

“To be eligible for State and Tribal Wildlife Grants, states have to update their wildlife action plans every 10 years,” said State Wildlife Action Plan Coordinator Kacie Miller. “That approval allows ...
The Colorado Sun

Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff and commissioners facing death threats amid rash of recent controversies

Serious threats were directed at staff following the agency's decision to euthanize two mountain lions after a hiker was ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife unveils Wolverine Restoration Plan, hopes to bring 100 animals to state

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has released more information about how, where, and why it plans to reintroduce wolverines into ...
Vail Daily

Female gray wolf dies in northwest Colorado, the first mortality in 2026

A female gray wolf died in northwest Colorado on Friday, Jan. 16, marking the 12th death since Colorado Parks and Wildlife ...
The Colorado Sun

No new wolves will be brought to Colorado this year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says

The announcement follows an October directive from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, ordering Colorado to stop importing ...
The Aspen Times

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is looking for range rider applicants to help reduce conflict with wolves

Applications are open for Colorado’s Range Riding program as Colorado Parks and Wildlife seeks to grow the program in its second year. Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the Colorado Department of ...
The Durango Herald

Colorado Parks and Wildlife pauses wolf reintroductions for the season

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials do not plan to release any more gray wolves in Colorado this season, after federal ...