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Michelle Proulx and CBS4's Alan Gionet pet a wolf at the sanctuary (credit: CBS)

W.O.L.F. Sanctuary Needs Help As They Recover From High Park Fire

When the High Park Fire hit the steep terrain around the W.O.L.F. sanctuary they had to try to round up animals in fenced enclosures as large as an acre.

2012/09/17

Copter4 flies above a home burning in the High Park Fire (credit: CBS)

Crews Cede Ground To High Park Fire

Firefighters have given up some ground to a wildfire that has scorched more than 118 square miles in northern Colorado and destroyed at least 191 homes.

2012/06/23

This image was captured on June 18, 2012, inside the lines of the High Park Fire. (credit: Colorado National Guard)

Heat, Winds Pose Challenge For Colorado Firefighters

Firefighters battling a wildfire burning on over 100 square miles in northern Colorado are on the lookout for spot fires that hot, windy conditions could help ignite.

2012/06/22

Colorado Firefighters Get Break From Hot Weather

Crews battling wildfires in Colorado are getting a break from hot weather.

2012/06/20

A photo of a wolf on Monday (credit: W.O.L.F.)

Wolves At Sanctuary In Bellvue Survive High Park Fire

Seventeen wolf hybrids that weren’t able to be evacuated at the W.O.L.F. sanctuary in Bellvue have survived the High Park Fire.

2012/06/12

The High Park Fire forced the evacuation of the Sky Corral Lodge in Bellvue June 9 and a wedding there was cut short. (Full Story) (credit: attendee of Mary Brammlett and Ben Messerly's wedding)

Couple Weds During High Park Fire, Then Everyone Evacuates

Mary Brammlett and Ben Messerly married in a way Saturday that neither they nor any of the wedding attendees will soon forget.

2012/06/10

Preble's meadow jumping mouse (credit: fws.gov)

Rare Mouse Threatens Water Pipeline

A proposed $80 million water pipeline in northern Colorado could be stopped by a modest creature in its path — the protected Preble’s meadow jumping mouse.

2011/08/20

One of the homes destroyed in the Crystal Fire. (credit: CBS)

Man To Be Charged With Starting Crystal Wildfire

Investigators in the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office and the U.S. Forest Service have determined the Crystal Fire was started by the son of a property owner. Thomas Howie, 36, of Fort Collins will be charged with one count of 4th degree arson.

2011/04/18

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