Colorado Wolf Pack Relocated After Livestock Attacks, Sparking Debate

Wildlife officials captured the Copper Creek pack following repeated livestock killings, leading to criticism from ranchers and wildlife advocates.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife captured and plans to relocate the Copper Creek wolf pack after livestock attacks.
The male wolf of the pack died of natural causes shortly after capture due to pre-existing injuries.
Ranchers criticized Governor Polis and First Gentleman Marlon Reis for their perceived emotional approach to wolf management.
Wildlife advocates argue that capturing and relocating wolves risks their survival and suggest non-lethal management strategies.
The debate over wolf reintroduction continues to polarize ranchers, wildlife advocates, and government officials.