Review the proposed information-collection renewal and submit your comments to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. You can share whether the information being collected is necessary, useful, accurate, and collected in a way that minimizes unnecessary burden. Comments are due October 2, 2026.
Wyoming Game & Fish Commission
October 2, 2026
Colorado Gray Wolf Experimental Population Information Collection
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is seeking public comment on renewing information-collection requirements related to Colorado’s gray wolf experimental population and its management under federal regulations.
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is seeking public comment on the renewal of information-collection requirements related to gray wolf experimental populations, including the Colorado gray wolf experimental population.
These requirements help the Service collect information used to support wolf recovery and evaluate the success of experimental populations. For Colorado, the collection includes information such as wolf movements and behavior, population estimates, reproduction, territory use, mortalities, wolf conflicts, and management activities. The requirements also include reporting certain instances of wolf take and other management actions.
The Service is proposing to renew the Colorado gray wolf information collection without changes. The public is invited to comment on the collection, including its necessity, usefulness, accuracy, and the burden placed on those required to provide information.
Comments are due October 2, 2026.
Why It Matters
Accurate information is important for understanding how Colorado’s experimental gray wolf population is doing and how management decisions affect wolves and the communities around them. Public input on the information-collection process can help ensure the data being gathered is useful, necessary, and appropriately collected.
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September 17, 2026
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Wolf Conservation