Elise Schmelzer

1 week ago | phys.org | Elise Schmelzer |Sadie Harley |Andrew Zinin

The wolves roaming the state have new pups that are being monitored by wildlife officials, Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed Thursday. A spokesman for the agency declined to say how many pups have been spotted—or from how many litters—but said staff members had begun to tally the number of new additions to the state's growing wolf population.

2 weeks ago | eptrail.com | Elise Schmelzer

On Aurora’s eastern edge, where the bustle of metro Denver fades to farms, the first building of what will become the state’s largest data center stands behind a wrought-iron fence. In another section of the 65-acre campus, front-end loaders are at work preparing for the foundation of another building. Seventeen miles west, in a dusty industrial nook of northern Denver, workers on a recent day scattered across a huge pit dug into the earth to lay the foundation for that city’s newest data center.

2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Elise Schmelzer

By Elise Schmelzer - The Denver Post (TNS) Another of Colorado's gray wolves has died after state wildlife officials brought it to the state from Canada for the state's historic reintroduction. Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced Monday that the agency received a mortality notification from a male wolf's collar on Saturday. The wolf, labeled wolf 2507, was in northwest Colorado when it died. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

2 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Elise Schmelzer

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2 weeks ago | dailyitem.com | Elise Schmelzer

Another of Colorado’s gray wolves has died after state wildlife officials brought it to the state from Canada for the state’s historic reintroduction. Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced Monday that the agency received a mortality notification from a male wolf’s collar on Saturday. The wolf, labeled wolf 2507, was in northwest Colorado when it died.