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Colorado’s newest wolf pack has established in Eagle County
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· July 23, 2026
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Key points Further information about the packs and their activities is available from Colorado Parks and Wildlife, which recently announced the updates in a news release. Colorado's gray wolf population is expanding, with a new pack forming in Eagle County.
Colorado's gray wolf population is expanding, with a new pack forming in Eagle County. This development is part of the state's growing wolf population.
The new pack, known as the Piney Ridge Pack, has been identified in Eagle County. In addition to this new pack, other existing packs in the state have also been active.
Further information about the packs and their activities is available from Colorado Parks and Wildlife, which recently announced the updates in a news release.
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Published: July 23, 2026 ·
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