Colorado's reintroduced wolves have started traveling to new areas of the state, a tracking map shows. What To Know. A female gray wolf traveled in watersheds—alongside natural water sources ...

Colorado wolves didn’t roam as far into the Western Slope in the last month as they did earlier this spring, a new map released by state wildlife officials shows.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s January watershed map offers the first look at where the state’s latest wolves have traveled since the agency released them in Eagle and Pitkin counties last week.. The ...

But Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the map is full of inaccuracies and a biologist who’s been involved in wolf reintroduction since its inception calls it “useless and grossly misleading.” ...

In February, the majority of Colorado’s gray wolves continued to explore the northwest corner of the state while a lone wolf continued in the southwest.. This is according to the latest map from ...

In Larimer County — as well as in Routt and Moffat counties — the map shows activity pushing up to the Colorado-Wyoming border. Two of Colorado’s wolves have died this year after crossing into Wyoming ...

This map shows collared gray wolf activity recorded by CPW from Jan. 22 to Feb. 25, 2025. (Courtesy Colorado Parks and Wildlife) This map shows collared gray wolf activity recorded by CPW from Dec ...

As Colorado CIO David Edinger emphasized in a statement, the map puts geographic information systems’ power in the hands of the people in the state — namely, property owners and other parties ...

In Larimer County — as well as in Routt and Moffat counties — the map shows activity pushing up to the Colorado-Wyoming border. Two of Colorado’s wolves have died this year after crossing ...