Rocky Mountain National Park has welcomed a new resident – gray wolves, which have been detected in the area for the first time in 80 years. Four months after 10 wolves were first released into the ...

Colorado wildlife officials confirmed that the Colville Tribes in Washington declined to serve as a source population for ...

For the first time in Rocky Mountain National Park history, a wolf has been confirmed in its boundaries. The latest Colorado wolf activity map indicates a released wolf was in the park between July 23 ...

On Dec. 11, 2025, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials captured and returned a wolf into Grand County, Colorado, that had ...

Wolves once roamed Rocky Mountain National Park. But that was a lifetime ago. Wolves were largely killed off in Colorado by the mid-1940s through systematic shooting, trapping and poisoning when they ...

A wildlife advocacy group launched a $50,000 reward last week for information leading to the conviction of anyone who illegally kills a wolf in Colorado. The Rocky Mountain Wolf Project — a group ...

Colorado's wolves appear to have made movement into watersheds that penetrate western Rocky Mountain National Park, according to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife's latest wolf activity map. The map ...

Colorado is struggling to find a source for its next wolf release after several states and provinces have become unavailable. Disagreements between Colorado and the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe over land ...

A Mexican wolf at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo looks out from a high spot in their yard on Thursday, Dec. 14. The elusive canines are intentionally kept as wild as possible and the exhibit — the only in ...

Caught between wolves, mountain lions and grizzly bears, elk are struggling to fend off predators. A trail camera video shows ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Wednesday that it had completed necropsies on two female wolves that died in the spring. Both were among the 15 wolves relocated to Colorado in January ...