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A historic day for Colorado and for the first time ever — we released 5 wolves, 3 males and 2 females, in Grand County today. Captured in Oregon, the wolves were evaluated by our veterinarians &amp; biologists, fitted with GPS collars &amp; transported to Colorado for their release.

In case you were looking for a sign to lock your car doors - this is it

Seen here: three healthy wolf pups (around 40-50 lbs) and one adult from the Copper Creek pack. We received this video and our wolf biologists have reviewed and confirmed the validity of the video. Video courtesy of Mike Usalavage

A pool party on the wild side 🐻 Video Description: Three bears, a sow and two cubs, splash and swim in Palmer Lake near a grassy and shaded bank on a summer day. Video courtesy of Ron Hazeloop.

Spring in CO means young wildlife will be out &amp; about for the next few months. Keep wildlife wild &amp; let young animals grow up on their own, without humans.

Say hello to Tolland Ranch, our newest State Wildlife Area 🏔️ At 3,314 acres this property is home to elk, deer, moose, dusky grouse, waterfowl + great fishing thanks to large pine/aspen forests, meadows &amp; 3.5 mi of S. Boulder Creek + 16 ponds.

On Monday Dec. 18, we released 5 wolves in Grand County &amp; since then, we have released 5 more in Summit/Grand counties bringing our total released wolves in Colorado to 10 — 4 males and 6 females. We will continue working to reintroduce 15 wolves total by mid-March 2024.

Sure, some call Wednesdays hump day - but we like to call it HERD DAY Thanks for the this incredible video Kyle from Creede! Take time to spot the lone pronghorn running with this elk herd near the end of the video too.

Playing pups spotted 👀 This very recent video features six wolf pups from the One Ear Pack in Jackson County. These pups are in addition to the three wolf pups from the King Mountain Pack that were recently seen in a trail camera video.

So like...a bear shouldn't be INSIDE your house

We’re preparing to reintroduce wolves to Colorado by December 2023. Footage in this video comes from a known pack of naturally migrating wolves in Jackson County.

We were ready to celebrate Conan O'Brien's birthday yesterday Roxborough State Park, but guess we'll keep waiting... CPW NE Region

Have ewe herd? The bighorn sheep rut is nearly here, typically starting in mid-November. During rut, rams (males) battle for ewes (females) to assert dominance. These crashes can be up to 40 mph and the crack of a head-on-head collision can sometimes be heard up to 1 mile away!

Wolves defend their territory not just with teeth and howls, but also with smells. Wolf packs create a "smelly fence" to tell other wolves: move along, this land is taken.

NEVER GONNA FEED THE BEARS 🎵 Repeat it with us - NEVER GONNA FEED THE BEARS 🎵 If you're not listening to this with the sound on, you're missing out. Make it to the end for an extra message 🐻

brb...we're out trying to buy a lightsaber fishing rod #MaytheFourth

A historic day for Colorado and for the first time ever — we released 5 wolves, 3 males and 2 females, in Grand County today. Captured in Oregon, the wolves were evaluated by our veterinarians & biologists, fitted with GPS collars & transported to Colorado for their release.

Spring in CO means young wildlife will be out & about for the next few months. Keep wildlife wild & let young animals grow up on their own, without humans.

Say hello to Tolland Ranch, our newest State Wildlife Area 🏔️ At 3,314 acres this property is home to elk, deer, moose, dusky grouse, waterfowl + great fishing thanks to large pine/aspen forests, meadows & 3.5 mi of S. Boulder Creek + 16 ponds.

On Monday Dec. 18, we released 5 wolves in Grand County & since then, we have released 5 more in Summit/Grand counties bringing our total released wolves in Colorado to 10 — 4 males and 6 females. We will continue working to reintroduce 15 wolves total by mid-March 2024.