By a razor-thin margin in 2020, Colorado voters decided to bring gray wolves back to the landscape. Now, paws are on the ground, and real work is just beginning. For some, wolves returning to the landscape feels like tightening the vice on the already challenging profession of ranching. Yet for others, wolves mean the restoration of an ecosystem that humans deliberately interfered with. What is really behind the tension over wolf reintroduction? Why did it get on the ballot in the first place, and how did this become such a polarizing issue?  

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Reporting, writing, hosting: Kristan Uhlenbrock 

Editing, production, marketing: Tricia Waddell 

Editing, fact-checking, production: Jordan Marks 

Sound design: Seth Samuel 

Original music: Composed and performed by Brett Kretzer. Fiddle played by Andy Reiner. Banjo and backing vocals by Dr. Joy Adams. 

Additional music: Epidemic Sound 

Studio recording: Postmodern Company 

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