🐺 COLORADO’S WOLVES NEED YOUR VOICE

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has lethally removed three yearling wolves in just over a month — including two young wolves killed on the same day.

Colorado’s restored wolf population is still in the earliest stages of recovery. Yet young wolves are already being killed in response to livestock conflicts.

Ranchers deserve meaningful support when conflicts occur. But killing wolves cannot become the default response. Colorado must invest in proactive, science-based nonlethal coexistence strategies that prevent conflict, protect livestock, and give this recovering wolf population a real chance to survive.

Colorado brought wolves home. Now we need to make sure they have a future here.

TAKE ACTION

Complete the short form on this page. On the next page, we’ll give you everything you need to contact Colorado Parks and Wildlife through its official website and urge the agency to halt further lethal removals and prioritize nonlethal coexistence.

It takes just a few minutes. Please speak up for Colorado’s wolves. 💜🐺