Overview
- A collared wolf spent time in Rocky Mountain National Park in August, the first confirmed presence since 1915.
- The wolf is part of Colorado's reintroduction program, which began with ten wolves released in December.
- The Copper Creek pack, responsible for livestock killings, will be relocated to an undisclosed location.
- Ranchers have expressed concern over the reintroduction program's impact on livestock.
- Currently, Colorado is home to 14 wolves, including naturally migrated ones and new pups.