HPPRepresentatives Perry Will and Dylan Roberts and Senators Jonathan Cooke and Cleave Simpson will introduce a bill to reauthorize the Habitat Partnerships Program (HPP). The bill will permanently authorize the funding mechanism of the HPP with some statutory changes. This… Read More ›
This information is provided to sportsmen representatives by Reid DeWalt, Assistant Director for Wildlife and Natural Resources for Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG) and the Technical Working Group (TWIG) met in early December. For the most… Read More ›
This news was reported by The Denver Post Colorado voters last year narrowly chose to reintroduce wolves into the state’s forests — and this week may have brought the first wolf-related livestock fatality in decades. The Colorado Cattlemen’s Association says… Read More ›
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Commission met for the first time in 2021. Due to health restrictions, the meeting occurred via Zoom and required an advanced application for live comment. During this session the Commission began the planning and… Read More ›
Action Needed: Tell Wildlife Commissioners Not to Rush Wolf Introduction The message below was received from Farm Bureau. Last night Governor Polis announced his intention to rush wolf introduction, and place wolves on the ground in Colorado ahead of the… Read More ›
Wolf Proponents Urged to Withdraw Ballot Measure DENVER, Colo. – June 17, 2020 – Numerous stakeholders in Colorado are urging proponents of Initiative 107—a ballot measure that would force the introduction of gray wolves in Colorado—to withdraw the measure due to… Read More ›
Safari Club International Raises $140,000 to Help Defeat Colorado Wolf Ballot Initiative Washington, D.C. (FEBRUARY 12, 2020) – Safari Club International, the leader in defending the freedom to hunt and promoting wildlife conservation worldwide, raised an astounding $140,000 in response… Read More ›
As of Tuesday, December 10, 2019, the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project has submitted to place Ballot Initiative 107, which would introduce (NOT RE-introduce) the gray wolf (Canis Iupus) into Colorado. Our strength is in numbers and decisions are made by… Read More ›
The Chapter would like to keep the membership apprised as to the status of wolves coming to Colorado. This is the latest report from the Colorado Stop the Wolf Coalition, which came to speak at our September board meeting. If… Read More ›
Safari Club International opposes emotion-based ballot initiative efforts in Colorado to force the introduction of gray wolves despite the state’s opposition. Recent efforts by anti-hunters and other extremist groups are attempting to make an end run around state authority by… Read More ›
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