CPW told to cease and desist wolf efforts outside of 10j areas

[cnelk]

Read more here

Nesvik to Davis: Cease and Desist efforts outside 10(j) areas

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis has been told to cease and desist any efforts or activities seeking to capture, transport, and/or release wolves from areas outside the areas outlined in a late 2023...

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[cnelk]

The official letter

 

[JRay]

Thanks for sharing

 

[LostArra]

Colorado had to expect this when a Wyoming guy is appointed director of USFWS.

Some type of grizzly delist action will probably be next. Queue up the attorneys.

 

[Steve O]

There is not one living thing that is better off with wolves in Colorado. It’s too bad they don’t all get lead poisoning.

 

[bayoublaster7527]

Looks like CPW willfully violated the 10j agreement with USFWS and now they are getting called on it. I don’t blame CPW though, we know Gov Polis and Wildlife Czar Reis have placed immense pressure on CPW regarding wolves…… and a host of other wildlife issues. Gov office has hand-picked and packed the commission with anti-hunting activists. Commission sets policy and provides guidance/direction to CPW.