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 ...

The Colorado Corridors Project in June captured its first photo of a wolf on Vail Pass. ... using Colorado watershed boundaries. The map from May 21 through June 25 showed the wolves entering ...

When looking at the new map, there are several major cities now inside the watershed borders where at least one GPS point from a collared gray wolf was recorded since Jan. 22. This includes Vail, K… ...

A new Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) map shows where wolf activity is present across the state nearly two years after being introduced back into its ecosystem. The gray wolf was brought back to ...

The top of Vail Pass along I-70 is home to one of the busiest winter recreation areas in one of the busiest national forests; therefore, you also get an incredibly busy rest stop area.

The Colorado Corridors Project in June captured its first photo of a wolf on Vail Pass. The photo features the wolf staring directly into the camera and was taken by a remote ... using Colorado ...

The photo features the wolf staring directly into the camera and was taken by a remote-triggered camera on the north side of East Vail pass. The photo tracks with information provided in Colorado ...

The Colorado Corridors Project in June captured its first photo of a wolf on Vail Pass. Related Articles. Map: Colorado’s gray wolves roamed closer to metro Denver, farther south in mountains ...