At least one of Colorado’s collared wolves roamed widely across southwestern Colorado in the last month, a new map of wolf locations released Wednesday by Colorado Parks and Wildlife shows. One of the state’s 19 collared wolves traveled quickly through a number of watersheds in that region, including near tribal land, according to a CPW news release. The map shows a wolf presence in a string of watersheds stretching from Alamosa west to Durango and then north, near Grand Junction. “This wolf has consistently shown broad movement but has not localized in any particular region,” the release states. State wildlife officials announced last week that they would not release more wolves this winter, as previously planned.