Colorado’s gray wolves roamed farther into the Western Slope last month, with at least one of the canines setting foot in a watershed that extends to the Utah border, according to a new map released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Wednesday. Colorado’s gray wolves roamed farther into the Western Slope last month, with at least one of the canines setting foot in a watershed that extends to the Utah border, according to a new map released by Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Wednesday. Plants & Animals Ecology Phys.org – latest science and technology news stories
Colorado’s gray wolves roaming farther into Western Slope, new map shows
