Officials with Colorado Parks and Wildlife say they have killed a gray wolf in Pitkin County. It's the first time the agency has used what it call "lethal management action" on a wolf since it began reintroduction of the animals into the state in 2023.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has killed a gray wolf that was connected to four livestock attacks in eight days in Pitkin County.  The wolf, 2405, was one of the male pups (now a year

Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced the agency has "lethally removed" a collared gray wolf from the Copper Creek pack in Pitkin County after multiple depredation incidents.