USFWS Threatens to Take Over Colorado's Wolf Management
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The Trump administration is threatening to revoke Colorado's authority to manage its wolf reintroduction program, citing alleged violations of management plans, which could halt efforts to restore wolves in the state. Colorado's plan, approved after a 2020 ballot initiative, involves reintroducing wolves from Canada and other regions, but the federal government disputes some of these actions, raising legal and political tensions amid ongoing debates over wolf conservation and management authority.
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