Wolves arrived from British Columbia on Sunday, Jan. 12, and were released in Pitkin County; a county that actually voted to have them.
New wolfpack released into high society near Aspen in Pitkin County Read More »
Independent-minded, solution-oriented, and practical pragmatism is what Ben Van Dyke says is missing on the current Grand Junction City Council.
On Saturday, Jan. 11, Colorado Parks and Wildlife put out a press release that they were going to begin trapping and transporting operations to bring up to 15 Canadian Grey Wolves from British Columbia, Canada, to Western Colorado.
New wolf pack arrival in Western Colorado is just in time for calving season Read More »
In a highly-emotional hearing that lasted more than six hours, Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners took testimony from nearly 100 people concerning whether or not the Commission should vote to approve or deny a petition to pause the wolf introduction program, until all of the mitigation tools were in place and funded.
CPW Commission denies petition to pause wolf introduction on 10-1 vote Read More »
During the last few weeks, there have been a couple of notable changes you may have noticed at your local grocer.
Browning: Colorado egg law and bird flu has people ‘scrambling’ to find eggs Read More »
Colorado Advocates for Smart Wolf Policy (SWPCO) has submitted a draft statutory proposition for the 2026 election to the Colorado Legislative Council, which, if successful, would return wildlife management back to experts and biologists who are assigned to manage the 903 wildlife species in Colorado.
Smart Wolf Policy group organizes to recall failed Colorado wolf law Read More »
It’s been just more than a year since Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) began implementing the 2020 narrowly-approved Proposition 114 to reintroduce the gray wolf.
Browning: Where we’ve been and how it’s going in the ‘Great Colorado Wolf Experiment’ Read More »
During a time when state legislators are trying to figure out where to cut the budget because of the state operating at what previously was thought to be a $1 billion shortage, the Energy and Carbon Management Commission, previously known as the Colorado Oil and Gas Commission, has announced that they are hiring two new environmental justice liaisons.
As he prepares to begin his first term in the U.S. House of Representatives, on priority for U.S. Rep.-elect Jeff Hurd will undoubtedly be protection of water in Western Colorado, via the Colorado River.
It’s lower basin states versus the upper basin in fight over Colorado River water Read More »
In a court order filed Thursday, Dec. 19, 2024, the Court of Appeals ruled that the case against Tina Peters concerning a contempt of court conviction over an iPad recording in Mesa County be vacated.
Court of Appeals vacates contempt conviction against Tina Peters in iPad recording case Read More »
