Colorado Gray Wolves Expand Territory, No Livestock Threats Reported

Wildlife officials monitor wolves' movements across state landmarks, face challenges with tracking technology.

Gray wolves in Colorado have been tracked moving extensively across the state, with no reported mortalities or livestock depredation in the last 30 days.
Wolves have crossed significant landmarks including US Highway 40 east of Winter Park and Granby, and have been detected as far west as near the Utah/Colorado border.
At least one wolf has been spotted south of I-70 in Eagle County, indicating a southward expansion of their territory.
Issues with tracking collars have been reported, including one collar that is no longer transmitting signals and another that may soon fail.
The tracking updates are based on watershed regions, showing where collared wolves have been detected in the last month but not providing real-time locations.