Legislation that would remove gray wolves from the Endangered Species List is moving through the House Committee on Natural Resources. During a Tuesday subcommittee hearing, co-author and Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert said the introduction of wolves west of the Great Divide in 2020 is an example of ballot box biology, forcing wolves into rural areas. […]
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