US EditionColorado Is Now Home to 3 New Wolf Packs with Unknown Number of Pups
NORTHWEST COLORADO COUNTIES, JUL 16 – Colorado's wolf reintroduction program expands with four packs, including three new ones, amid monitoring of 12 livestock depredation incidents reported through May 2025.
- On Thursday, July 17, Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed three new wolf packs, joining the existing Copper Creek Pack.
- As part of its reintroduction program, CPW translocated 15 wolves from British Columbia in January, leading to new dens formed naturally this spring.
- According to Eric Odell, counting pups is 'extremely difficult' this time of year, but at least four pups have been spotted with the King Mountain Pack.
- The Middle Park Stockgrowers Association urged lethal removal, while Colorado Parks and Wildlife said it will monitor the situation closely.
- On Thursday, Colorado Parks and Wildlife plans to review $134,874.57 in damage claims and to initiate community conversations into 2026.
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CPW shares first images, video of wolf pups born in 2025
DENVER (KDVR) — On Wednesday, Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced that three new wolf packs had formed in the state from wolves reintroduced to the area in 2023 and 2025. On Thursday, CPW shared footage from a game camera that shows three wolf pups playing in a sun-dappled clearing. The agency said the pups are part of the King Mountain Pack, which is located in Routt County. CPW Commission holds special meeting about Copper Creek wolf pa…
Daily Camera
New Colorado wolf pups captured on video as CPW names three newly formed packs
Colorado's newest wolf packs now have official names and have produced at least four new pups, which are now trotting around Routt County, Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed Thursday.
Aspen Times
Colorado has new wolf packs in Jackson, Routt and Rio Blanco counties
Just over a year and a half into Colorado’s wolf reintroduction, the state has four established packs. Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed that there are currently four dens in northwest Colorado, issuing names for the three new packs: The One Ear Pack in Jackson County The King Mountain Pack in Routt County The Three Creeks Pack in Rio Blanco County The fourth den belongs to the Copper Creek Pack in Piktin County. Parks and Wildlife relea…
Reintroduced wolves split into 3 new packs around Colorado
DENVER (KDVR) — The 15 wolves translocated from British Columbia in January have established three new wolf packs, according to an update provided on the Colorado Parks and Wildlife website. The three new packs have been designated as: One Ear Pack King Mountain Pack Three Creeks Pack Each of the packs has produced a litter of pups. What to expect for severe storms rolling through Colorado on Wednesday "Seeing wolves born in Colorado as a…
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