Causes of death confirmed for 2 Colorado gray wolves

Necropsy reports confirm wolves killed by mountain lion, legal trap in Colorado

Federal officials confirm cause of death for two female wolves found dead in the springs. One killed by a mountain lion, the other by a legal trap that has caused CPW officials to pause legal permits.

Necropsy reports confirm wolves killed by mountain lion, legal trap

Federal officials confirm cause of death for two female wolves found dead in the springs. One killed by a mountain lion, the other by a legal trap that has caused CPW officials to pause legal permits.

Cause of death confirmed for gray wolves 2514 and 2512

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has confirmed that the investigations into the cause of death for gray wolves 2514 and 2512 have been completed.

Causes of death confirmed for 2 Colorado gray wolves

Officials confirm a mountain lion killed wolf 2514 in Rocky Mountain National Park and wolf 2512 died from "secondary trauma" from being caught in a trap.

Trap, lion cited in two wolf deaths

Investigations indicate a mountain lion attack and a lawful foothold trap are the apparent causes of two gray wolf deaths in Colorado.

Colorado Suspends Trapping After a Wolf Tripped a Coyote Trap at a Livestock Operation and Died

Colorado has implemented a statewide suspension on the issue of 30-day trapping permits. The decision coincides with the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s announcement that a female gray wolf died in May “due to an apparent secondary trauma from a lawful foothold trap used for coyote control.”  Another gray wolf died in April due to wounds from an apparent mountain lion attack in Rocky Mountain National Park, which was confirmed in the same statemen…