CPW releases 5 more wolves in Summit and Grand Counties
DENVER, Colo. (KRDO) - Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) announced Friday evening that five more wolves have been released in Colorado.
RELATED: Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases 5 wolves Monday in Grand County
The agency released five wolves in Grand County on Monday, and now the agency says five more wolves have seen been released in Summit and Grand Counties. Of the now 10 wolves, four are male and six are female.
CPW says they intend to introduce a total of 15 wolves by mid-March of 2024.
For more information: CPW wolf management
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