Colorado Parks and Wildlife's report details what events led to it shooting a wolf implicated in livestock depredations in Pitkin County in May.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife lethally removed a wolf from the Copper Creek Pack following multiple livestock depredation events. Four confirmed depredations occurred between May 17 and May 25, with ...

State officials confirmed four wolf attacks of livestock in nine days in Pitkin County then denied three more cases in the ...

The wolves roaming the state have new pups that are being monitored by wildlife officials, Colorado Parks and Wildlife ...

Western Slope ranchers and elected officials urged Colorado Parks and Wildlife and its commission on Thursday to take more ...

Wolf pups have been spotted at den sites in Colorado, according to wildlife officials. Some are likely from the Copper Creek ...

No other details were available from either agency ... so Colorado’s wolf population will continue to grow, leading toward a self-sustaining population." Monday's announcement came just a few days ...

Pitkin County ranchers are furious over the latest attacks on livestock that resulted in one rancher shooting at wolves attacking his cattle.

With yet another wolf death in Colorado ... Wolves are not villains and do not deserve killing or disdain. Our leadership at ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners have decided not to lethally remove more wolves from the Copper Creek Pack. The ...

Another of Colorado ... agency. Federal investigations are still ongoing into the April 20 death of a wolf in Rocky Mountain National Park and the May 15 death of a wolf in northwest Colorado. The May ...