Tag: proposition 114
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EDITORIAL: Colorado wolves reap what activists have sown
Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced this week that it had killed three yearling wolves in three separate counties. Two were killed in Pitkin and Rio Blanco counties on Monday, with another in Grand County on Wednesday. As The Gazette reported before the third wolf was killed, the three were among 10 initially brought to Colorado…
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EDITORIAL: Colorado — where wolves come to die
The latest news on Colorado’s precarious and dwindling wolf pack was unsurprising. As reported Sunday in The Gazette, yet another of the wolves relocated to Colorado from Oregon not long ago has died. It happened amid an attempt by Colorado Parks and Wildlife to capture the animal, the state agency confirmed. Enthusiasts of returning the…
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Colorado wildlife officials report first wolf death of 2026 as mortality count reaches 13
Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced late Monday that another British Columbia female gray wolf, known as 2504-BC, was found dead in northwest Colorado on Friday. No cause of death nor an exact location of where the wolf was found was disclosed by CPW. A necropsy will be performed by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.…
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Colorado wildlife employees group issues resolution supporting science-based wildlife management
An organization representing hundreds of current and former Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees has penned a resolution supporting “science-based wildlife conservation.” The resolution, approved by the association’s board on Oct. 9, said it is “self-evident that all wildlife in Colorado is best protected, enhanced, and managed via the science-based wildlife management professionals employed by the State…