Colorado Parks and Wildlife has completed the operation to capture all six wolves from the Copper Creek Pack. Following the wolves’ capture, the pack’s adult male died. State officials are holding the ...

The cause of death will follow a necropsy by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The male was originally from British Columbia and released in Colorado in January Just days after Colorado Parks and ...

A Coloradoan open records request showed the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will assume wolf management from Colorado if ...

Corrections and clarifications: Colorado Parks and Wildlife stated in a Sept. 11 correction to its original news release regarding capture of the Copper Creek pack: "These captures were done overnight ...

The death of an adult male wolf in September was likely the result of a fight with another wolf, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Colorado Parks and Wildlife received a mortality ...

FORT COLLINS, Colo. – Colorado wildlife officials have captured the state's first pack produced by released wolves after multiple depredations occurred earlier this year, sparking mixed reactions ...

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife concluded a wolf shot while chasing cattle in southeast Washington was killed lawfully and will wait to see whether the rest of the pack stops attacking ...

More than a week after concluding an unsuccessful search for a chronic depredating wolf in Rio Blanco County, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has released its full report on the failed attempt to kill the ...