Colorado State University Center for Human-Carnivore Coexistence. The Center for Human-Carnivore Coexistence (CHCC), an academic institution housed at Colorado State University, is focused on integrating transformative science, education, and outreach to minimize conflict and facilitate coexistence between humans and carnivores.


Colorado Department of Agriculture
The Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA) provides the following links to existing wolf resources and information as a service to Colorado’s farmers and ranchers.


Colorado Parks & Wildlife
Colorado Parks & Wildlife is responsible for conducting outreach regarding wolf reintroduction and is the managing authority over wolves in the state.


Idaho Fish & Game
Wildlife Conservation & Management in Idaho


International Coexistence Wildlife Network
Organization studying how humans and wildlife can coexist.


MN Department of Natural Resources
Minnesota’s wolf legacy is unique: its northeastern corner of lakes and sub-boreal forest once sheltered the last remaining wild wolves in the lower 48 states.


Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
Wolf Conservation & Management in Montana


National Park Service
Gray Wolf information



Project Hero
Quest for Coexistence with Wolves


US Fish & Wildlife Service
Gray Wolves in the Northern Rockies


US Fish & Wildlife Service
Gray Wolves in the Western Great Lakes States


Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
Wolf Conservation and Management


Western Landowners Alliance
Conflict prevention, Control, Compensation & Collaboration


Wyoming Game & Fish Department
Wolves management in Wyoming


Yellowstone Science
Yellowstone Science shares information from scientists and researchers with the public to highlight in-depth, science-based knowledge about the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.


Yellowstone Reports
Paid subscription for daily reports on the wolves in Yellowstone