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Colorado Parks and Wildlife received a mortality alert for female gray wolf 2512-BC on May 15. The agency has confirmed […]

Gray wolves are stirring up fear and debate in rural California, where some say they’re backyard stalkers—while others say people are just crying wolf.

A female gray wolf, released in Colorado in January after being translocated from British Columbia, has made significant movements across the state, covering more than 1,230 miles since translocation — an extraordinary display of the species’ natural roaming behavior.

72% of wolf scat samples tested during the 2022 and 2023 summer seasons contained cattle DNA

Two wolves translocated into Colorado have died this month. The following are press releases issued by Colorado Parks and Wildlife: […]

Since 2022, CDFW has awarded or approved $3.1 million in compensation for livestock loss es, for indirect impacts of wolf prescence, and costs of nonlethal deterrence.

Turns out the real danger for Banff’s wolves isn’t what’s in the park—it’s what’s waiting just outside it…

As of Dec. 31, 2024, WDFW and partnering tribes counted 230 wolves (a 9% decrease from 2023) in 43 packs in Washington.

Some people are not happy, as they accuse scientists of pretending extinction has an undo button….

Wolves may be federally protected, but in Catron County, NM, folks are wondering who’s protecting them….

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks released the 2025 Montana Gray Wolf Conservation and Management Plan today, wrapping up an extensive public process to capture updates to wolf management strategies and research into a new plan.  

A gray wolf recently relocated from Canada to Colorado was found dead in north-central Wyoming after reportedly preying on livestock. […]

Turns out the real danger for Banff’s wolves isn’t what’s in the park—it’s what’s waiting just outside it…

As of Dec. 31, 2024, WDFW and partnering tribes counted 230 wolves (a 9% decrease from 2023) in 43 packs in Washington.

Some people are not happy, as they accuse scientists of pretending extinction has an undo button….

Wolves may be federally protected, but in Catron County, NM, folks are wondering who’s protecting them….

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks released the 2025 Montana Gray Wolf Conservation and Management Plan today, wrapping up an extensive public process to capture updates to wolf management strategies and research into a new plan.  

A gray wolf recently relocated from Canada to Colorado was found dead in north-central Wyoming after reportedly preying on livestock. […]

Attention wolf hunters, please note this latest closure…

This snowmobiler unexpectedly came face to face with a wolf!

“Thirty years out, it’s impossible to conclude anything but that wolves have had an impact on elk numbers,” Hebblewhite said. “They’re a cause of elk decline, but not the only cause. Grizzly bears have almost tripled, mountain lions have recovered, and wolves returned.” 

Please note that Region 4 reopens for wolf harvests..

Please note the most recent wolf closure in Region 4

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks has released a final environmental impact statement (EIS) analyzing potential environmental impacts from the statewide management of gray wolves.