CPW and CDA prepare for 2025 gray wolf releases with improved Livestock Conflict Minimization Program
Operational planning is underway for the second capture and release season in support of the Colorado Gray Wolf Restoration and Management Plan.
Wolves
Non-lethal Wolf Conflict Reduction Training - Aspen
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Join CDA, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, APHIS Wildlife Services and Colorado State University Extension at an upcoming interagency training session.
Non-lethal Wolf Conflict Reduction Training - Gypsum
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Join CDA, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, APHIS Wildlife Services and Colorado State University Extension at an upcoming interagency training session.
Non-lethal Wolf Conflict Reduction Training - Gunnison
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Join CDA, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, APHIS Wildlife Services and Colorado State University Extension at an upcoming interagency training session.
Through Conflict Reduction Trainings, Colorado Prepares Producers for Next Calving Season with Wolves
The Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA) has partnered with Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), USDA-APHIS Wildlife Services, and Colorado State University Extension to bring trainings to Colorado livestock producers related to coexistence with wolves and the highly effective non-lethal deterrent methods available to them through the State of Colorado.
Non-lethal Wolf Conflict Reduction Training - Meeker
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Join CDA, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, APHIS Wildlife Services and Colorado State University Extension at an upcoming interagency training session.
Non-lethal Wolf Conflict Reduction Training - Glenwood Springs
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Join CDA, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, APHIS Wildlife Services and Colorado State University Extension at an upcoming interagency training session.
Non-lethal Wolf Conflict Reduction Training - Craig
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Join CDA, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, APHIS Wildlife Services and Colorado State University Extension at an upcoming interagency training session.
Non-lethal Wolf Conflict Reduction Training - Steamboat Springs
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Join CDA, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, APHIS Wildlife Services and Colorado State University Extension at an upcoming interagency training session.
Wolf conflict reduction program hiring field specialists
The Colorado Department of Agriculture is hiring two field specialists to join the new Non-lethal Conflict Reduction Program designed to help livestock owners employ and properly use non-lethal deterrents against wolves. Qualified candidates can submit their applications through GovernmentJobs.com until September 19.