The directive, issued by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Brian Nesvik, instructs Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) to source wolves from the Northern Rockies states instead of Canada. This ...
About 30 wolves now roam the mountainous regions of the state after voters narrowly approved wolf reintroduction in 2020 ...
By bringing in wolves from Canada, Colorado might have violated an agreement with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. That ...
The Fish and Wildlife Service has directed Colorado officials to stop recruiting Canadian wolves for use in the state’s ...
Greg Lopez was pleased when he read the recent letter from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service directing Colorado Parks and ...
A letter from the director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service tells the state to "cease and desist" its plan to import ...
The director of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service warned Colorado Parks and Wildlife to cease efforts to capture wolves in ...
Efforts by Colorado Parks and Wildlife to bring in more wolves from Canada later this year may have hit a snag after the U.S.
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State agreed to pay British Columbia for more wolves, the federal government said Colorado cannot
A contract, obtained by 9NEWS Investigates, shows Colorado Parks and Wildlife agreed to pay British Columbia up to $400,000 ...
USFWS told CPW this month that it cannot source gray wolves from outside the Northern Rocky Mountain region, including from ...
At issue is how strictly the federal government is interpreting its 2023 rule that created an “experimental” population ...
CHEYENNE – Gov. Mark Gordon issued the following statement regarding Friday’s Senate confirmation of Brian Nesvik as director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: “I am thrilled to congratulate my ...
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