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CPW Director Jeff Davis Stepping Down From Position After 2.5 Years

Jeff Davis led Colorado Parks and Wildlife through a costly wolf reintroduction program that relocated 25 wolves, sparking opposition and livestock conflicts.

  • On Nov. 26, Jeff Davis, CPW director, announced his departure and will join the DNR executive director's office as senior policy advisor for strategic priorities.
  • The wolf reintroduction program dominated Jeff Davis's time at Colorado Parks and Wildlife, with his January decision to relocate and re-release the Copper Creek pack sparking criticism from Western Slope counties and livestock producers and ranchers.
  • Program costs topped $3 million between July 2024 and May 2025, while CPW relocated 25 wolves since December 2023 and produced four packs with at least 10 pups.
  • Major General Laura Clellan will serve as acting director of Colorado Parks and Wildlife starting Dec. 1, and officials said a formal search for a permanent director will begin soon.
  • Less than two weeks ago, Washington denied CPW's request for up to 15 wolves, and the federal government last month restricted imports from Canada, leaving plans for up to 50 wolves uncertain.
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Coloradoan broke the news in on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
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