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We invite you to join Mark Surl's to talk about some of his favorite coyotes, the Crown Hill Coyotes. 

During this in-person presentation, you will discuss who they are as individuals, their different behaviors throughout the year, and why they gather on the frozen pond every winter. Their story will not only be heard, but seen through Surls photographs from years of observation. Many of these photos are found in his book, Coyote Conversations. 

He will then discuss some of the challenges they face and how we can safely and compassionately coexist with them in our communities.

Discover practical strategies for coexistence that benefit both people and coyotes, and leave with a deeper appreciation for these resilient wild neighbors.

This is a Free Event

When: Wed. Jan. 14th, 2026. 5:30-7:00 PM

Location: Lakewood Public Library

10200 W 20th Ave,

Lakewood, CO 80215

Restoring Wolverines to Colorado

A community conversation on wolverines, ecology, and coexistence!

Rocky Mountain Wild is excited to help share an upcoming community webinar featuring experts working on wolverine restoration in Colorado. This is a chance to hear directly from partners in the field and get clear, science-grounded information on what reintroduction means for our state and our communities.

Colorado State University and Defenders of Wildlife are working to inform communities about the reintroduction of wolverines. This reintroduction was approved in May 2024 through the Restoration of Wolverines Act (sponsored by Senators Perry Will and Dylan Roberts), and this webinar is part of making sure communities have the latest updates and information.

Date/Time: Wednesday, January 28, 2026, at 6:00 PM Mountain Time

Hosted by: Wild Connections, Defenders of Wildlife, and Colorado State University, The Center for Human Carnivore Coexistence

What to expect: A conversation on wolverine ecology, how and why they are being restored to Colorado, and what it means for Colorado.