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Gray wolf activity in July concentrates in northwest Colorado, as state announces new pack, pups
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· July 22, 2026
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Key points Their locations were recorded between June 23 and July 21. Gray wolf activity in Colorado has been tracked by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
Gray wolf activity in Colorado has been tracked by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. In July, the animals were mainly found in northwest Colorado.
Their locations were recorded between June 23 and July 21. The wolves were present in watersheds across several counties, including Jackson, Grand, and Routt.
Further information on wolf activity can be found through Colorado Parks and Wildlife's latest wolf activity map, which provides more details on the locations where the wolves were spotted.
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Published: July 22, 2026 ·
Source: Glenwood Springs Post Independent ·
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