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Colorado is set to release its draft wolf reintroduction plan. Here are 6 big questions it could answer![]()
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It's been more than two years since Colorado voters approved a ballot measure, but initiative itself was thick on ambition and thin on specifics. It ordered state wildlife managers to release wolves somewhere on Colorado's Western Slope by the end of 2023 and offer fair compensation for any livestock killed by the predators.![]()
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On Dec. 9 Wildlife officials are now set to release a first public draft of its wolf management plan. Another set of public hearings will follow before the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission approves a final version in spring 2023.![]()
The wolves are to be released next winter likely in the Gunnison![]()
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The wolves will be from Montana, Idaho and Wyoming and these![]()
wolves are “elk wise” and will be able to adapt to Colorado![]()
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Colorado Parks has stated that 10-15 will be released each year![]()
For the next two to three years. This will be interesting to watch![]()
at the reaction of Colorado citizens.![]()
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"Construction begins for new red wolf habitat coming to Brookgreen Garden’s Lowcountry Zoo"![]()
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Construction begins for new red wolf habitat coming to Brookgreen Garden’s Lowcountry Zoo
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GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — Construction has begun on a new four-acre habitat for red wolves in the Lowcountry Zoo located inside Brookgreen Gardens near Murrells Inlet, according to a n...NWC Business Office
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