Reintroduced Wolf Dies in Southwest Colorado

CPW confirms death of relocated wolf in southern Colorado

DENVER (KDVR) -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed Friday that it received a "mortality alert" for a female gray wolf known as 2506 on Oct. 30. CPW said it has confirmed that the death took place in southwest Colorado and that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is investigating, due to the gray wolf being federally listed under the Endangered Species Act. Veterans, active-duty military to get free entry into Colorado state parks on Vete…

Another translocated wolf dies in Colorado, bringing total to 12

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced Friday morning that another British Columbia wolf, a female with the tag 2506, died in southwest Colorado. No cause of death was announced. A necropsy will be performed by U.S. Fish & Wildlife. The exact location was not identified, but southwestern Colorado is home to both the Ute Mountain Ute […]

Reintroduced gray wolf dies in southwestern Colorado

Another reintroduced wolf has died in Colorado after relocation from British Columbia, state officials said.

Female gray wolf's death being investigated in southwest Colorado

Reintroduced wolf from British Columbia dies in southwestern Colorado

Federal wildlife officials are investigating after a reintroduced wolf from British Columbia died in southwestern Colorado last month.

Reintroduced wolf dies in southwest Colorado

Colorado Parks and Wildlife said the wolf that died was brought here from British Columbia. Six out of 15 wolves reintroduced this year have died.