Colorado halts lethal removal of problem wolves, sparking rural outcry
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has suspended a directive that allowed for the killing of wolves responsible for livestock losses. The agency will now evaluate future removals on a case-by-case basis.
Colorado’s wildlife agency announced Wednesday that it is temporarily suspending a provision of the state’s wolf management plan that allows the killing of animals responsible for repeated livestock losses. Colorado Parks and Wildlife would “evaluate any future removals of wolves on a case-by-case basis using a very conservative approach to address the concern that population growth may not […]
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