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3 wolf pups born in Colorado mountains spotted playing in new video
GRAND COUNTY, Colo. — Video taken by Mike Usalavage and shared Monday by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) shows three healthy wolf pups born to a male and female that were reintroduced to Colorado last year. The video, reviewed and validated by CPW wolf biologists, shows the three pups...
Video: 3 healthy wolf pups spotted playing in Grand County
After months of wondering how many pups were born to Grand County's Copper Creek wolf pack, a new video posted to social media by Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirms at least three new wolves are living in the mountains.
WATCH: Video shows first 3 wolf pups born in Colorado following reintroduction
On Monday, Aug. 19, Colorado Parks and Wildlife shared a video on social media of three wolf pups and one adult wolf from the Copper Creek pack. The video, taken by Mike Usalavage and reviewed and confirmed by the wildlife agency’s wolf biologists, shows three pups playing around a puddle on a dirt road. One adult wolf is also present.
Library corner: Summer reading program 2024 – it’s a wrap!
Congratulations to the winners of the summer reading program's grand prizes:. Sun Outdoors Rocky Mountains two-night stay at Bearclaw Cabin and $100 gift certificate – Alejandra Albors. On the Trail Rentals two-hour ATV Razor for four people - Kari Moe. Headwaters Marina pontoon boat tour for six people –...
Trial over the conservation of Cozens Meadow in Fraser is continued until September
The battle over private property rights, development and protecting open space reached a flashpoint at Grand County District Court this August. The town of Fraser and Grand Park developer, Clark Lipscomb, appeared in court Aug. 5-15 for litigation brought by the plaintiff, which is Grand Park and its development entities. The two sides are embroiled in a legal battle over the conservation of Cozens Meadow in Fraser. According to Grand Park, an easement for the approximately 467-acre meadow isn’t legally required. The town disagrees.
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