Colorado Parks and Wildlife says two wolves introduced to the state from British Columbia that were shot and killed in ...

The latest death occurred May 15 in northwest Colorado, prompting finger pointing as to how the female wolf from British Columbia may have died.

For wolves, the beginning of May signals the end of denning season. While Colorado Parks and Wildlife is tracking up to four ...

That den site was approximately 12 to 15 miles from the Wyoming border. Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials spotted those pups around the first week of June. At least three of the wolf pups were ...

A fourth gray wolf that was brought to Colorado from Canada as part of the state's reintroduction program has died, Colorado and federal officials confirmed on Friday morning.

This death follows two previous fatalities of Colorado's reintroduced wolves from British Columbia in Wyoming. A third wolf captured in British Columbia and reintroduced into Colorado has been ...

The female gray wolf was part of the group from British Columbia that was relocated to Colorado in January, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

By Shannon Lukens. File photo courtesy Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Another wolf has died. It’s a female gray wolf  2512-BC ...

A collared wolf traveled over 1,230 miles in four months, crossing into Utah before returning to Colorado. Communication issues arose between Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Utah Division of ...

This month marks two years since the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission (CPWC) approved the Colorado Wolf Restoration and ...

A third wolf captured in British Columbia and reintroduced into Colorado has been found dead, this time in Rocky Mountain ...

A British Columbia wolf captured and released in Colorado in January covered a distance equivalent to the miles from Denver to San Francisco in four months, circling and wandering throughout the ...