
2025-2026 Colorado Gray Wolf Annual Report Q&A
Colorado Parks and Wildlife experts discuss the content of the annual report and provide details on the previous wolf year.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife experts discuss the content of the annual report and provide details on the previous wolf year.

Planting native wildflowers and grasses in the colder months puts C4C properties on the right track for growing healthy, robust habitat

Residential neighborhoods may not have large fields of flowers, but a decent string of small gardens can give caterpillars reliable patches of host plants, and adults with nectar stops along their migration routes. Just a small series of gardens can significantly reduce the gaps between tracts of habitat.

Ten years of Lynx monitoring in southwest Colorado shines a light on an elusive species.

Site assessments provide producers with opportunities to inform CPW and partner organizations about their operations and concerns regarding wolf presence.

To kick off the first episode of Season 3, host John Livingston sits down with CPW Wildlife Damage Specialist Max Morton, who assisted the agency in standing up the range rider program in 2025.
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.