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Six months ago, ten gray wolves from Oregon were released into the Colorado mountains, wearing GPS tracking collars. An adult male was found dead in April in Larimer County, likely killed by a mountain lion. But, this month, something new has emerged. KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh has this update.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife is inspecting boats at Ruedi Reservoir to prevent one of the states biggest concerns from infesting lakes across the West. Quagga mussels and Zebra mussels outcompete native fauna, clog up infrastructure, and are capable of traveling hundreds of miles in boat motors.
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For kids in Colorado, a new collaboration between land management agencies and municipalities has found a way to get kids outside, even if they bring their phones.KDNK’s Hattison Rensberry reports from Dinosaur Hill in Fruita, Colorado.
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Collared wolf movement throughout Colorado has largely remained the same for the past month except for two reported livestock depredations since April 28th. For KDNK, Amy Hadden Marsh has the details.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife released an updated collared gray wolf activity map this week and launched a new website.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases a map portraying GPS approximations of the locations for Colorado's population of 12 wolves over the past month.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife released Grey Wolves onto the Western Slope of Colorado on Monday, December 19th.
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KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh has this report on some legal wrinkles in the wolf reintroduction saga.
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KDNK’s reporter Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley ... and beyond.
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KDNK's News Director Morgan Neely has Wednesday's updates from the Roaring Fork Valley and Beyond, including breaking news on the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission approving the final wolf restoration and management plan.