Colorado to Relocate Wolf Pack After Livestock Attacks

State's reintroduction program faces challenges as Copper Creek pack is moved to prevent further conflicts.

Wildlife officials will capture and relocate the Copper Creek wolf pack after repeated livestock depredations.
The relocation decision comes despite initial success with the birth of three pups in the pack.
Ranchers have demanded more aggressive measures, including lethal options, to protect their livestock.
Wildlife advocates argue for better non-lethal deterrents to prevent future conflicts.
The reintroduction program, approved by voters in 2020, aims to restore ecological balance but faces significant opposition.