5 more Eastern Oregon wolves have been relocated to Colorado. Colorado Parks and Wildlife have now released a total of 10 gray wolves there… all part of an overall effort to create a permanent, self-sustaining gray wolf population in Colorado. No further releases are planned for the final days of this year. Gray wolves are listed both state and federally as an endangered species in Colorado by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which has now designated the Colorado wolf population as Experimental under the Endangered Species Act. The plan is to release more after the beginning of the year, so as many as 15 wolves will have been reintroduced in Colorado by mid-March.