By Tori Mason Click here for updates on this story     Colorado (KCNC) —  The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted 10 – 1 to continue wolf reintroduction in the state. Last year, a petition was filed asking CPW to stop releasing wolves until several changes are made. The commission listened to hours of public comment from both sides of the issue Wednesday ahead of their vote. In September, a petition filed by ranchers and agriculture org…

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Ranchers had petitioned the commission to put a pause on the next wolf release, But the commission voted 10 to 1 to start releasing wolves again soon.

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DENVER (KDVR) — The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission met Wednesday and voted 10-1 to deny the petition to pause gray wolf restoration efforts in the state ahead of the upcoming release of 15 more wolves into Colorado this month. It's been over a year since CPW released 10 wolves, sourced from Oregon, into the state. The commission was tasked during its meeting with reviewing a petition that sought to halt the reintroduction of gray wolves …

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Colorado’s wolf reintroduction effort will continue as planned. At its Wednesday meeting, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission officially voted to deny a citizen petition requesting a pause of the initiative.  The vote — which received support from 10 of the 11 commissioners — followed the recommendation of Parks and Wildlife staff, who claimed the petition’s seven requests were deemed unnecessary following recent action from the agency.  …

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife will continue with its plan to release 10 to 15 more wolves in Colorado this month after the CPW commission voted Wednesday night to deny a petition asking for a pause in the wolf reintroduction program. The commission voted 10-1 to reject the petition, which was submitted by stockgrowers and their allies in September. In it, they asked that the program be paused to give the agency time to fix parts of the reintroduct…

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Wolf reintroduction plan to continue in Colorado despite petition from ranchers asking for delay

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