Colorado Parks and Wildlife plans to reintroduce up to 15 wolves to Colorado in 2025
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Colorado Parks and Wildlife said they plan to introduce up to 15 gray wolves into Colorado in 2025. They said these wolves were coming from British Columbia and would be released between January and March of 2025.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife planned to release 15 wolves in Colorado by January, and now a few more wolves will join the release.
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