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Northwest Colorado Remains a Hotbed for Gray Wolf Activity in August

Pups born this spring are now moving with pack members as Colorado Parks and Wildlife monitors 21 livestock attacks this year.

Colorado’s collared gray wolves remained centralized in the state’s northwestern region in August. While the region contains the territories for all four of Colorado’s reproducing packs — and a fifth non-reproducing pack — wolf activity also pressed against the state’s borders with Wyoming and Utah during the past month.  This is according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s monthly activity map, which highlights the watersheds where collared gray …

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Aspen Times broke the news on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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