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In December 2023, Colorado Parks and Wildlife released 10 wolves in Grand and Summit counties after voters approved to reintroduce the animals to the state in 2020.

The state releases monthly maps showing wolf activity, tracks depredations and compensates ranchers who file a claim following a depredation.

One reintroduced wolf has died, while two others have reproduced and been named the Copper Creek pack.

Monthly wolf activity maps

Meet Colorado’s reintroduced wolves

Wolf official name, voted name, description, weight at release, origin pack, county of release

2302-OR (Ghost), yearling female, black, 68 lbs., Five Points, Grand County
2304-OR (Maverick), yearling female, gray, 76 lbs., Noregaard, Grand County
2305-OR (River), yearling male, gray, 93 lbs., Noregaard, Grand County
2306-OR, yearling female, gray, 66 lbs., Noregaard, Grand or Summit County
2307-OR (Shadow), adult male, black, 108 lbs., Wenaha, Grand County
2308-OR, yearling female, gray, 74 lbs., Noregaard, Grand or Summit County
2309-OR, adult male, gray, 104 lbs., Wenaha, Grand or Summit County
2310-OR, yearling female, gray, 71 lbs., Grand or Summit County
2312-OR, yearling female, gray, 76 lbs., no pack, Grand or Summit County

Dead: 2303-OR (Aspen), yearling female, gray, 76 lbs, Five Points, Grand County

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