Co Wolves News Coverage

[Dsnow9]

Was surprised to see the news cover this.

 

[Mallardsx2]

Wolves and dope.

That's what's important to most Coloradoans..

 

[elkduds]

"Polis said he took no position on the ballot measure to reintroduce wolves."

 

[TOGIE]

"Polis said he took no position on the ballot measure to reintroduce wolves."
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[COEngineer]

Nice to see some legitimate reporting amongst all the other 'news' that gets blasted out there.

 

[bayoublaster7527]

Cable Smith on Instagram: "The wolves shouldn’t have ever been reintroduced in Colorado. Thank a democrat governor for that. Now we have leftist activists wanting to steal land from Americans so “wolves can live in peace and privacy” Are you effing

2,414 likes, 396 comments - lonestaroutdoorshow on July 28, 2025: "The wolves shouldn’t have ever been reintroduced in Colorado. Thank a democrat governor for that. Now we have leftist activists wanting to steal land from Americans so “wolves can live in peace and privacy” Are you effing...

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That’s right, utilize eminent domain to seize land from private landowners for wolves.

The speaker, Glenn Parton, is from a NGO “The Rewilding Institute”. But before you cast his comments aside as just the views of one individual from some extreme environmental org, I would point out that the Rewilding Institute has significant political influence in Colorado. Current Director of the State Land Board, Nicole Rosmarino, was a longtime board member at The Rewilding Institute. Current CPW Commissioners, Chairman Rich Reading, Jay Tutchton, Dr. John Emerick, and likely many others are all closely linked to the Rewilding Institute. Polis’ admin has had one single goal with the CPW Commission, shift the makeup of the commission toward Rewilding and coexistence, while diminishing any conservation or consumptive use, ie hunting and agriculture.

 

[Oak]

State agreed to pay British Columbia for more wolves, the federal government said Colorado cannot

A contract, obtained by 9NEWS Investigates, shows Colorado Parks and Wildlife agreed to pay British Columbia up to $400,000 for up to 15 wolves to be captured.

www.9news.com

 

[Hunt&FishCO]

Wow - $26,000/wolf (+ transport) that’s insane.

Crazy to say this… but I’m glad our Federal Govt stepped in.

 

[Forkyfinder]

State agreed to pay British Columbia for more wolves, the federal government said Colorado cannot

A contract, obtained by 9NEWS Investigates, shows Colorado Parks and Wildlife agreed to pay British Columbia up to $400,000 for up to 15 wolves to be captured.

www.9news.com

Wow

 

[bayoublaster7527]

Sounds like CPW violated the 10j agreement with USFWS by importing wolves from Canada.

I am sure Polis admin will lie again and try to obfuscate the story. I feel bad for CPW as we all know Polis, Wildlife Czar Reis, and their “Rewilding/Coexistence” pals have pressured CPW to accelerate wolf reintroduction. Gov’s office has had their thumb on CPW from the start.

This is the lack of accountability and transparency you get when a state has single party rule with limited checks and balances.

 

[COEngineer]

State agreed to pay British Columbia for more wolves, the federal government said Colorado cannot

A contract, obtained by 9NEWS Investigates, shows Colorado Parks and Wildlife agreed to pay British Columbia up to $400,000 for up to 15 wolves to be captured.

www.9news.com

Where are the animal rights people jumping up and down about disrupting the wolf packs in Canada?

sarcasm ahead -> Also, what does some Game and Fish Director from WY know about wolves?

 

[RojoGrande]

Nesvik to Davis: Cease and Desist efforts outside 10(j) areas

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis has been told to cease and desist any efforts or activities seeking to capture, transport, and/or release wolves from areas outside the areas outlined in a late 2023...

www.thefencepost.com

Cease and Desist order from USFW to CPW