About a year and a half into reintroduction efforts, Colorado’s gray wolves are continuing to settle into the state and explore similar watersheds, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s monthly ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has released their latest gray wolf activity map, showing that the 29 wolves have roamed farther into the Western Slope, but also got closer to the Front Range.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) released an activity map showing where gray wolves have traveled from May 27 to June 24.

On Wednesday, May 22, Colorado Parks and Wildlife released the latest map showing wolf activity across the state. Parks and Wildlife has released the maps monthly since January after reintroducing ...

A Colorado Parks and Wildlife late August, September map shows movement by reintroduced collared wolves in Colorado, after 2 wolf deaths, Copper Creek pack captured. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

The map, which shows activity from Dec. 22, 2024, through Jan. 21, 2025, shows a distinctive purple island around Basalt, between Carbondale and Aspen, in western Pitkin and southwest Eagle counties.

Monthly Collared Wolf Activity Area Map - July, 2024. Colorado Parks and Wildlife/Courtesy image Colorado’s collared wolves largely remained in Routt, Grand, Summit, and Jackson counties and somewhat ...

After being delayed a day, Colorado Parks and Wildlife published the April wolf activity map that shows extensive travel from one wolf. A strip of purple that roughly follows U.S. Route 50 in southern ...

In August, CPW reported that a wolf entered Rocky Mountain National Park for the first time, while the most recent map of wolf activity between Aug. 27 and Sept. 24 shows wolves that were ...

On Wednesday, May 22, Colorado Parks and Wildlife released the latest map showing wolf activity across the state. Parks and Wildlife has released the maps monthly since January after reintroducing 10 ...

Wolf movement has substantially increased in Routt County, including in proximity to the Wyoming state line, according to Colorado's wolf activity map for May released May 22.

The map uses Colorado watersheds where at least one GPS point from the wolves’ collars has been recorded during the past 30 days. Parks and Wildlife is now tracking 25 wolves with the GPS collars, one ...