The purpose of the educational sessions is to provide the Commission and members of the public with a common understanding of what it means to have wolves on the landscape and how experts from other states have approached wolf management. Invited wolf experts from Montana and Idaho will share real-world experiences to help the Colorado public better understand what it means to have wolves as one of the many wildlife species CPW manages.
Session 1: Wolf Management and Wolf-Prey Interactions
Speakers will include:
* Diane Boyd (retired from Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks) will describe state management of wolves
* Jon Horne (Idaho Fish and Game) will present on wolf-prey interactions
Pre-registration is required for those who wish to see the presentation live and ask questions by clicking this link. Upon registering, participants will receive an email with a link to access the session. Participants will have the opportunity to submit questions for the presenters through the chat during the question-and-answer portion of the session. All sessions will be recorded and available for members of the public who wish to view the sessions later.
There will be two more educational sessions – one in May and one in June – with the dates still to be determined. These presentations will cover reintroduction and conflict management.
Stay informed on CPW’s wolf management efforts by visiting the CPW website and signing up for the Gray Wolf Reintroduction eNews.
Jeff
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