CHCC Wolf Work in Colorado
CHCC conducts research, education, outreach, and applied coexistence work related to wolves in Colorado. Explore our scientific publications, education and outreach resources, conflict-reduction efforts, and annual reports below.
Research and Scientific Publications
Read scientific papers on wolves published by CHCC faculty
Read about our Colorado wolf habitat maps in the International Wolf Magazine.
Education, Outreach, and Public Engagement
Explore science-based information about wolf restoration in Colorado through the Colorado Wolves series.
Explore practical information, tools, and assistance programs to help Colorado livestock producers prevent wolf-related losses.
Support Colorado livestock producers in reducing conflicts with wolves through CHCC's Wolf Conflict Reduction Fund.
Explore a K–12 educational curriculum on coexisting with wolves, developed by Captain Planet Foundation's Project Hero.
Watch the Denver Museum of Nature & Science webinar series, Wolves in Colorado: Science & Stories.
Read policy briefs on Colorado wolf reintroduction developed by CHCC graduate students and faculty through the Center for Collaborative Conservation Fellows Program.
Watch a Denver Zoo webinar with Yellowstone wolf biologist Dr. Doug Smith on wolf restoration in Colorado and lessons from Yellowstone.
Watch a Denver Zoo panel discussion with the Global Indigenous Council exploring Indigenous perspectives on wolves and their conservation.
Read an article by Becky Niemiec and Kevin Crooks on participatory decision-making and reducing social conflict over wolves in Colorado.
Annual Reports
