Paw Print Another Sign That Wolves Might Be Returning to Rocky Mountain National Park
A paw print 4 inches across is a tantalizing piece of evidence that indicates gray wolves just might be returning on their own to Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Possible Wolf Spotted in Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain National Park officials, who just recently announced a program to reduce elk numbers in their park, might get some help from nature. Officials say a black-colored canine spotted on December 4 possibly was a wolf.
- December 28th, 2007
Rocky Mountain National Park Officials Select "Lethal Reduction" To Help Reduce Elk Herd--Updated
Rocky Mountain National Park officials have decided to use a variety of adaptive management tools, including "lethal reduction" and birth control, to manage elk inside their park. The plan could take effect as soon as January.
Falling Tree Kills Hiker in Rocky Mountain National Park
A 68-year-old hiker in Rocky Mountain National Park was killed in a freak accident when a tree fell on him.
- November 29th, 2007
Mountain Bikers Encouraged to Seek Access to Rocky Mountain National Parks
The International Mountain Bicycling Association has a friend in the National Park Service's Intermountain regional director, Michael Snyder. In a recent memo to park superintendents in his region, Mr. Snyder says IMBA can provide "some great partnership ... that you may want to take advantage of."
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