As Colorado wildlife officials removed some wolves from the wild, the remaining wolves roamed the north-central mountains. But a monthly tracking map shows they stayed farther from some towns than

Colorado Parks and Wildlife released a new map Wednesday, Sept. 25, tracking the movements of the eight remaining wolves in the wild. According to the most recent map, these wolves have continued to explore

In August, CPW reported that a wolf entered Rocky Mountain National Park for the first time, while the most recent map of wolf activity between Aug. 27 and Sept. 24 shows wolves that were reintroduced to the state last December stayed farther west.