The Denver Post: The 10 wolves set loose in Colorado last month as part of a historic state-led reintroduction are doing well, but the humans charged with orchestrating the multi-year effort addressed concerns this week about a lack of transparency about the releases.

The state’s top wildlife official apologized to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission for providing little information about the timing and location of the releases in mid-December. He said an after-action review is underway.

“My apology comes from me because the area that had the most impact was the ball that I dropped,” Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Jeff Davis said during the commission’s meeting Wednesday. “So I apologize to all of you for the notification and the transparency pieces.”

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