Attention Colorado voters: Help protect the future of wolf recovery in Colorado!

Colorado’s first wolf pack of the 2023 reintroduction has been removed from the wild.

Pressured by a few vocal ranchers, Colorado Parks and Wildlife recently captured the entire Copper Creek Pack, the first breeding pair and litter of the December 2023 reintroduction, with the intention to relocate them.

This decision was not based in the best-available science and marks a major setback in wolf-human coexistence in Colorado.

To ensure wolf recovery has a chance to succeed, Colorado Parks and Wildlife must adopt a rule that requires all agency-recommended nonlethal conflict mitigation measures be exhausted before considering any lethal removal or relocation of wolves in response to livestock depredation or threat of livestock depredation.

Send your message before the September 27 deadline to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission calling for a rule that ensures short-term and short-sighted solutions do not happen again.

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