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CO legislature passes bill rerouting wolf reintroduction funding for health care costs

CO legislature passes bill rerouting wolf reintroduction funding for health care costs

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Ranchers, Coloradans voice concerns on wolf reintroduction at CPW Commission meeting

Ranchers, Coloradans voice concerns on wolf reintroduction at CPW Commission meeting

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Colorado’s Gray Wolf Reintroduction Program forced wolves onto rural Coloradans without their consent. Rather than letting science guide species management, the urban cities of Denver and Boulder forced Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW) to start importing wolves into the state through a ballot initiative. It’s important to me that state and federal partners are responsibly managing species and not tied by “ballot box biology.” It doesn’t work, and we are seeing that in the wolf re-introduction. CP

Colorado’s Gray Wolf Reintroduction Program forced wolves onto rural Coloradans without their consent. Rather than letting science guide species management, the urban cities of Denver and Boulder forced Colorado Parks & Wildlife (CPW) to start importing wolves into the state through a ballot initiative. It’s important to me that state and federal partners are responsibly managing species and not tied by “ballot box biology.” It doesn’t work, and we are seeing that in the wolf re-introduction. CP

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Some Coloradans Want Wolves To Come Back

Some Coloradans Want Wolves To Come Back

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Western Watersheds Project on Instagram: "Anti-wolf organizers just flopped in their latest bid to overturn voter-approved wolf reintroduction. The group Coloradans for Smart Wolf Policy needed 125,000 signatures to get on the 2026 ballot. They gathered just 25,000. It’s another setback for the livestock industry and its political allies, who continue to paint wolves as an existential threat to rural Colorado. But the numbers tell a different story. Since wolves were first reintroduced in 2023,

Western Watersheds Project on Instagram: "Anti-wolf organizers just flopped in their latest bid to overturn voter-approved wolf reintroduction. The group Coloradans for Smart Wolf Policy needed 125,000 signatures to get on the 2026 ballot. They gathered just 25,000. It’s another setback for the livestock industry and its political allies, who continue to paint wolves as an existential threat to rural Colorado. But the numbers tell a different story. Since wolves were first reintroduced in 2023,

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Deion Sanders reiterates his love for Colorado, sets lofty goals

Deion Sanders reiterates his love for Colorado, sets lofty goals

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Reintroducing Wolves to Colorado - It's a Bad Idea

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife looking for Range Riders to patrol ranches, protect livestock

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The Wolf Predation Reality Check While wolf advocates celebrate reintroduction success, ungulate populations tell a different story. In Colorado, the removal of Phase 4 from the state management plan—which would have allowed population control measures—means we’re flying blind into a management vacuum with no tools to respond when impacts escalate. Look north to Idaho’s Lolo Zone, where elk populations crashed from over 16,000 animals in the late 1980s to fewer than 2,000 today. Wolves weren’t t

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Colorado Wildlife managers opposed wolf release!

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40 Wolves Were Released in Colorado’s Mountains The Rocky Mountain Food Chain Shift 8 Years Later

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THE DIVIDE THAT’S TEARING COLORADO APART In 2020, Prop 114 passed by the slimmest of margins—50.4% to 49.6%. But here’s what the headlines don’t tell you: it was a tale of two Colorados. Urban Front Range voters who’d never lose a calf to predation decided the fate of West Slope ranchers who live with the consequences daily. Counties where wolves would actually live? They voted NO—overwhelmingly. Mesa County: 71% against. Moffat County: 82% against. These aren’t people afraid of change—they’re p

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The Real Cost of Wolves That Nobody Talks About… While the State of Colorado struggles with budget constraints and runaway wolf costs, anti-ranching, anti-management animal extremists often vilify ranchers. They assert ranchers should just accept depredation because they’re being “reimbursed.” But that doesn’t paint the whole picture—and it’s often falsely portrayed. Reimbursement doesn’t cover the stress on herds, calves born lighter after mothers are chased for miles, the sleepless nights ridi

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The “How Wolves Changed Rivers” story became environmental gospel. One problem: the science doesn’t actually support it. Colorado State researchers examined 20 YEARS of wolf recovery inYellowstone and the results are clear: wolves are not the magical cure all they are made out to be. The trophic cascade theory? Oversimplified at best, misleading at worst. Here’s what ACTUALLY matters: SCIENCE-BASED MANAGEMENT WITH HUMANS IN THE ECOSYSTEM While Yellowstone’s hands-off approach failed, Montana’s a

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The Wolves-Change-Rivers Myth: When Good Stories Replace Good Science Remember that viral video claiming wolves restored Yellowstone’s rivers? It turns out nature doesn’t read from Hollywood scripts. A comprehensive 20-year study by Colorado State University researchers published in Ecological Monographs found that wolf reintroduction failed to restore riparian plant communities on Yellowstone’s northern range, challenging the popular “trophic cascade” narrative that captivated millions. https:/

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Schedule released for Vegas Golden Knights against Colorado Avalanche for 2026 Western Conference Final

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Nature’s Deadliest Alliance: Ravens & Wolves

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Real conservation means managing ALL our wildlife—not just the species that make good documentaries. Wolves are part of North America’s natural heritage, no question. But so are elk herds, mule deer, moose, caribou, and the hunting traditions that fund wildlife conservation across this continent. Through the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, hunters have paid for habitat restoration, species recovery, and wildlife management for over a century. Here’s the reality: unchecked wolf pop

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Colorado Experience: The Original Coloradans

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Inside a Wolf Den During Winter

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Urgent Call to Action for Coloradans | CWP Commission Meeting to Ban Sale of Fur

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The Animal That Even Wolves Avoid | Wolverine vs Wolf

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Endangered Wolves find a home in Colorado

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Beat the Fur Ban

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