Federal officials confirm death of 1 reintroduced wolf in northern Colorado

Federal officials have confirmed the death of one of the wolves released in Colorado as part of the state’s voter-approved reintroduction efforts. “Initial evidence suggests that this wolf likely died of natural causes,” said Joe Szuszwalak, a spokesperson for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The wolf carcass, found in Larimer County, was reported to the agency on April 18. The agency is conducting an autopsy to confirm the cause of death. T…

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Aspen Times

Federal officials confirm death of 1 reintroduced wolf in northern Colorado

Federal officials have confirmed the death of one of the wolves released in Colorado as part of the state’s voter-approved reintroduction efforts. “Initial evidence suggests that this wolf likely died of natural causes,” said Joe Szuszwalak, a spokesperson for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The wolf carcass, found in Larimer County, was reported to the agency on April 18. The agency is conducting an autopsy to confirm the cause of death. T…

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Denver Gazette

Reintroduced Colorado wolf dies in Larimer County, as more call on wildlife officials to adopt lethal management

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has confirmed that one of the 10 gray wolves reintroduced in Colorado was found dead last week in Larimer County, likely of natural causes,

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Federal officials confirm death of one of Colorado’s reintroduced wolves

Federal officials have confirmed the death of one of the wolves released in Colorado as part of the state’s voter-approved reintroduction efforts. “Initial evidence suggests that this wolf likely died of natural causes,” said Joe...

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