CPW director who oversaw wolf reintroduction resigned to avoid being fired, documents show

The director of Colorado Parks and Wildlife resigned his position late last month to avoid being fired and was given another ...
Colorado Politics

Jeff Davis out as head of Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Mere days after being turned down by Washington’s Department of Fish and Wildlife for wolves, Jeff Davis, who has led ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife director resigned instead of termination

The Colorado Department of Natural Resources announced that Jeff Davis resigned. 9NEWS Investigates found out he was going to ...

CPW’s director takes position at Department of Natural Resources, interim director named

After just two and a half years as director of Colorado Parks and Wildlife, Jeff Davis has announced he’s stepping down for a ...
SummitDaily.com

Colorado Parks and Wildlife director steps down, will serve as a state advisor

Jeff Davis has stepped down as the director of Colorado Parks and Wildlife after 2.5 years in the role, state officials ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife director steps down, moves to new role

Colorado Parks and Wildlife's director has stepped down after more than two years of overseeing the state's voter-approved ...

Future of gray wolves in Colorado uncertain as Washington state denies request for more

During a meeting on Saturday, officials determined Colorado's next round of gray wolves will not be coming from Washington state.
Glenwood Springs Post Independent

Colorado sees uptick in bear conflict. Here’s what happened in the northwest.

Across Colorado, reports of bear sightings and conflicts ticked up this year, reaching the highest number since 2019 and ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife moves to protect, encourage wild bison herds with dual classification

In its November meeting, Colorado Parks and Wildlife unanimously approved dual legal classification for bison. These changes will change how wild bison will be treated under state law.
The Aspen Times

Could Colorado see more wolf pups this spring? Parks and Wildlife provides an update on state’s growing population

Earlier this year, Colorado’s wolf population nearly tripled with the release of 15 animals from British Columbia and five members of the Copper Creek pack from captivity. Now, almost two months later ...
The Journal

Colorado Parks and Wildlife director steps down

The director of Colorado Parks and Wildlife, who ushered in the state’s wolf reintroduction program amid widespread scrutiny ...