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Colorado’s Wolf Reintroduction Planning Off to Rocky Start

During their January meeting, the Colorado Parks & Wildlife Commission began grappling with the mandate…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectFebruary 13, 2021

The Howling Wilderness

Doug Smith Tells The Truth About Wolves, But Will Anyone Listen?

BY AL KESSELHEIM • JANUARY 2021

https://www.thesunmagazine.org/issues/541/the-howling-wilderness

Election Night Could Be Rob Edward's Time to Howl

By SAGE MARSHALL SEPTEMBER 8, 2020 https://www.westword.com/news/wolf-reintroduction-colorado-endangered-species-proposition-114-11790142

Should Coloradans Say Yes to the Gray Wolf This November?

This November, Centennial State voters will have a historic opportunity to decide if the state should bring gray wolves back to Colorado. BY CALLY CARSWELL • 5280 JULY 2020   https://www.5280.com/2020/06/should-coloradans-say-yes-to-the-gray-wolf-this-november/
ConservationDeerEcology & Natural HistoryElkReintroductionWolves

Returning Wolf Howls to Colorado

Originally written and published on The Huffington Post. By: Caitlin Cattelino, Defenders of Wildlife For many…
Rocky Mountain Wolf Project
Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectFebruary 25, 2020

How to Save a Species

This interview between author and entrepreneur Tim Ferris and Mike Phillips, a founder of the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project, was a watershed event in securing the ultimate passage of Colorado's wolf reintroduction measure, Proposition 114, in 2020.

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https://tim.blog/2019/08/21/mike-phillips/
ConservationEcology & Natural HistoryEndangered SpeciesReintroductionWolvesYellowstone

Interview With an Expert — Mike Phillips

This month, we interviewed Mike Phillips, Executive Director of the Turner Endangered Species Fund, Montana…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectMay 30, 2019
Ecology & Natural HistoryReintroductionWolves

The Environmental Benefits of Reintroducing Wolves in Colorado

The wild wolf is part of America's natural heritage. The gray wolf once roamed Colorado.…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectMay 14, 2019
Ecology & Natural HistoryReintroduction

The Importance of Wolf Reintroduction Explained

Turns out, Little Red Riding Hood got it all wrong. The big bad wolf is not…
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Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectApril 18, 2019
DeerEcology & Natural HistoryElkReintroductionWolvesYellowstone

The Gray Wolf Belongs In Colorado’s Wild

Colorado’s natural balance—and how wolves fit in. Before we explain how we want to reintroduce the gray…
Rocky Mountain Wolf Project
Rocky Mountain Wolf ProjectDecember 30, 2018

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  • Volunteers Stood Strong for Wolves During 2020 Campaign in Colorado January 17, 2021
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  • Keeping Wolves & Humans Safe in the Wild January 1, 2021
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  • The Howling Wilderness – An Interview With Wolf Biologist Doug Smith January 3, 2021

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The Rocky Mountain Wolf Project, a project of the Biophilia Foundation (Tax ID #52-2199334), aims to improve public understanding of gray wolf behavior, ecology, and options for re-establishing the species in Colorado. The benchmark of our success: Wolves again roaming the snow-capped peaks, rim rock canyons, and primeval forests of western Colorado.

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