At Trump’s order, U.S. Department of Agriculture asks Colorado to review state wolf policies, protection status - AspenTimes.com

At Trump’s Order: USDA Asks Colorado to Review State Wolf Policies, Protection Status | Aspen Times

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At Trump’s order, U.S. Department of Agriculture asks Colorado to review state wolf policies, protection status

Letters went out to all states with gray wolves and Mexican gray wolves as the federal government considers delisting the species from the Endangered Species Act

News | Oct 15, 2026

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While the federal government looks at delisting gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act at the president's request, the U.S. Department of Agriculture is asking states to revisit their protections for the predators as well.

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