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Will Colorado find wolves to release this winter?

CPW says winter 2026-27 releases depend on finding a source population as federal guidance and funding limits narrow options.

Summary by Aspen Times
As winter approaches, so does Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s deadline to secure a source for gray wolves if it wants to release additional animals this year.  Parks and Wildlife’s wolf management plan recommends that the agency release 30 to 50 wolves in the program’s first three to five years to build a self-sustaining population as mandated by voters. During the first two winters of its reintroduction effort, the state wildlife agency tracked t…

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Aspen Times broke the news on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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