Document
Regulations.gov
ICR 202606-1018-002 · OMB 1018-0197 · Object 170374000.
Document Viewer [pdf]
Status: Original and derived artifacts are available for this document.
Download: pdf
Loading document viewer…
Document Metadata
| File Type | application/pdf |
|---|---|
| File Title | Regulations.gov |
| Last Modified By | Google Chrome |
| File Modified | 2026-06-10 |
| File Created | 2026-06-10 |
| Conversion State | complete |
Extracted Text
Regulations.gov An official website of the United States Government. Regulations.gov Branding SUPPORT Back to Document Comments Comment Icon PUBLIC SUBMISSION Share Comment from Stoic Wolf OverWatch Posted by the Fish and Wildlife Service on Apr 3, 2026 Docket / Document (FWS-HQ-ES-2025-1464-0001) / Comment Comment "Control what you can. Respect what you cannot." -Epictetus About STOIC WOLF OverWatch Colorado is at a crossroads. The reintroduction of wolves has reignited a long-standing debate between conservationists, wildlife advocates, ranchers, and rural communities. For many, the tension feels unresolvable. We believe it doesn't have to be. A Real Solution to a Real Controversy We founded this operation with one driving purpose: to bridge the gap between wolf conservation and the livelihoods of ranchers and landowners who share that space. Rather than taking sides, we're taking action. By Give Feedback combining behavioral research, aerial technology, and on-the-ground expertise, we are developing practical, humane deterrence strategies that protect livestock and homes while honoring the wolf's rightful place in Colorado's ecosystem. This is not about choosing ranchers over wolves, or wolves over ranchers. It's about building a framework where both can exist, and proving that coexistence is more than just an idea; it's an achievable reality. How We Work We study wolf behaviors, movement patterns, and pack dynamics across Colorado's terrain to understand how and why wolves interact with human-occupied land. Armed with that knowledge, we work directly with ranchers and https://www.regulations.gov/comment/FWS-HQ-ES-2025-1464-0047[6/10/2026 8:08:26 AM] Regulations.gov landowners to craft customized deterrence plans designed to redirect the wolves away from livestock and homes with no harm, and without compromising their wild nature. Our drone technology plays a critical role. Through aerial surveillance and monitoring, we are able to track wolf activity across vast stretches of land, identify risk areas, and provide ranchers with timely, actionable information. Our aerial photography and videography services further support documentation, land assessment, and transparent reporting for all parties involved. Who We Serve We serve Colorado ranchers, landowners, and the broader public who are living the realities of wolf reintroduction every day. We also serve the larger conversation, because the decisions made in Colorado today will shape wildlife policy and rural communities for generations to come. Our Commitment The controversy surrounding wolf reintroduction will not be resolved by politics alone. It will be resolved by people willing to do the hard, unglamorous work of finding common ground. That's what we're here to do. We invite you to be part of the solution. Attachments 2 File inbound2113587264050427612 Default Icon Download Icon Download File inbound7372256539654035128 Default Icon Download Icon Download Comment ID FWS-HQ-ES-2025-1464-0047 Shape Tracking Number mnh-ogmu-ae4l Comment Details https://www.regulations.gov/comment/FWS-HQ-ES-2025-1464-0047[6/10/2026 8:08:26 AM] Submitter Info Regulations.gov Document Subtype Comment(s) Received Date Apr 2, 2026 Page Count 1 About Bulk Data Download Agencies Learn Reports FAQ Commenting Guidance Privacy & Security Notice | User Notice | Accessibility Statement API Requests | FOIA https://www.regulations.gov/comment/FWS-HQ-ES-2025-1464-0047[6/10/2026 8:08:26 AM] | Support