| Read the recent article in The Conversation led by Jon Salerno about how fortified enclosures protect livestock and large carnivores in Tanzania. Find the Conservation article here Find the scientific paper here |
| Read the recent scientific paper led by former CHCC PhD student Matt Hyde on the effects of diversionary feeding as a strategy to reduce livestock depredations by Mexican wolves. Find the paper here |
| Read the recent scientific paper led by Jon Salerno and an international team on transdisciplinary research priorities for a One Health approach to human-wildlife coexistence. Find the paper here Read the CSU press release here |
| Read the recent scientific paper by Rebecca Niemiec and colleagues on the social outcomes of the stakeholder and public engagement process for wolf reintroduction in Colorado. Find the paper here Read the CSU press release here |
| Want to learn more about our research, education, and outreach efforts? Check out our 2024 CHCC Annual Report! Find Report here |
| Want to help livestock producers reduce conflict with wolves in Colorado? Donate to the Wolf Conflict Reduction Fund! Learn more here! |
| Want to learn more about the restoration of wolves to Colorado? Read more here |
With deepest appreciation to the anonymous Colorado rancher who donated $1 million to support the Center for Human-Carnivore Coexistence! Read the CSU Press Release here.
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Want to help livestock producers reduce conflict with wolves in Colorado?
Your gift to the Wolf Conflict Reduction Fund supports the efforts of Colorado State University and partners to implement non-lethal tools to assist livestock producers to reduce conflict with wolves.
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Want to learn more about the restoration of wolves in Colorado?
Click here to find out more information about CHCC research, education, and outreach efforts regarding wolves!
Check out our Colorado Wolves FAQ's and Extension Information Sheets. The Colorado Wolves series provides science-based information regarding the restoration of wolves in Colorado.