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Wolves have reportedly been roaming in area of major Colorado resort town
Colorado Parks and Wildlife released their updated 'wolf movement' map on Wednesday, which is based on pings from eight still-functional tracking collars and indicates which watershed areas wolves have been detected in. The most recent report accounts for wolf activity from April 23 to May 21, and while the most recent mapping that was released looks fairly similar compared to a map produced last month, a few key differences are worth pointing out. ...
UPDATE: Wolves in watersheds around several resort towns, but haven't crossed I-70
While mapping related to wolf movement around Colorado indicates that wolves have been present in watersheds that reach south of I-70, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has clarified that wolves have not been known to cross this major highway. These watershed areas are large and get included on the 'wolf tracking' map if a wolf is detected anywhere in that watershed, with specifications not made regarding specifically where in the watershed that wolf was detected. This update means that wolves have not crossed I-70 to move...
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