In less than two weeks since the last wolf map was released, the predators have moved into new territories and out of established areas.

Colorado gray wolves have ventured the farthest south yet since their reintroduction to the Centennial state almost a year ago, parks officials announced this weekend. GPS signals from a collared gray wolf indicated that the animal was south of Interstate 70,

For the first time since reintroducing gray wolves in December, one of the wolves has been tracked south of Interstate 70. Colorado Parks and Wildlife released a new collared wolf map Sunday, Nov. 4,

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has always expected wolves would expand the territory south of the state’s biggest east-west highway.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife says the movement is not unexpected as wolves moved from Oregon “explore” the landscape and establish territory

Biologists with Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) have noted GPS locations from a collared gray wolf south of Interstate 70.