Since the successful 2020 vote to restore gray wolves to western Colorado, the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project has committed itself to securing the long-term success of this restoration through science, collaboration, and community engagement. Our work focuses on reducing conflicts between wolves, humans, and livestock by implementing practical, non-lethal solutions and fostering social tolerance across the state.
This archive contains our annual reports, documenting our ongoing efforts—from supporting field-based conflict mitigation and the “Born To Be Wild” license plate program to promoting critical wildlife research. We invite you to explore these reports to see how we are working alongside diverse stakeholders to build a sustainable future for both wolves and people in the Rocky Mountains.
