Colorado’s wolf population nearly tripled with the release of 15 animals from British Columbia and five members of the Copper ...

The state will pay two Colorado ranching operations for livestock killed by wolves and other impacts from the apex predator.

Colorado Parks & Wildlife agrees to pay ranchers who lost livestock to wolves over the past year in Grand County.

State law says ranchers will be compensated for direct losses caused by wolves and some indirect financial losses. The state ...

In the heart of Grand County, a seventh-generation rancher's science project studies the complex relationship between wolves and livestock.

Colorado’s gray wolves roamed farther into the Western Slope last month, with at least one of the canines setting foot in a ...

If approved by the wildlife commission, two claims would basically wipe out the $350,000 the state budgeted for wolf compensation. But there are more.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission approved nearly $350,000 in compensation to two Grand County ranchers who suffered ...

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission on Wednesday unanimously approved two large claims related to the killing of ...

When looking at the new map, there are several major cities now inside the watershed borders where at least one GPS point ...

The state wildlife commission approved more than $340,000 in wolf compensation claims Wednesday, including the largest claim in state history.

In February, the majority of Colorado’s gray wolves continued to explore the northwest corner of the state while a lone wolf ...