Colorado Author Achieves Major Milestone

War on Wildlife Photographer Author(Facebook Cover)

Colorado photographer and author, Steven W. Krull has just released his third historical fiction / romantic adventure novel in the War on Wildlife Trilogy, five years in the making. The War on Wildlife, third release in the series, is focused primarily on Colorado's voter mandated effort to reintroduce wild wolves to the mountain ecosystem.

Author Chronicles Colorado Wolves

War on Wildlife Photographer Author(Facebook Cover)

Learn the history of the Colorado wolf reintroduction through the eyes of Steven W. Krull's exciting fictional characters in a gripping tale of daring and suspense,  in his latest release,  The War On Wildlife!

Colorado – Keep Releasing Wolves

According to this update by Colorado Parks and WIldlife (CPW), no additional wolves will be released in 2026. Reasons cited are interference from the federal government and objections from western slope ranchers. Some lawmakers object to funding the program when the state is experiencing a budget shortfall. In my opinion these excuses aren't sufficient reason to override the will of the voters.

The War Rages

Coyote Hunting

Why am I writing The War On Wildlife? Lauren Boebert's misguided bill, H.R. 845 just advanced through the House of Representatives to permanently strip the gray wolf from Endangered Species Act protections.

Episode Eight of The War on Wildlife: Thanksgiving Surprises

I’m pleased to announce that Episode Eight of my serial novel, “The War on Wildlife” is now ready for your reading enjoyment!. Join Caleb, Angie and Michelle as they celebrate Thanksgiving and receive some exciting news!

The War on Wildlife – Episode Three

Wild Mustangs

I'm pleased to announce that I have published Episode Three of The War on Wildlife, the third novel in my series of historical fiction wildlife and romantic adventure stories.

Destroying Wolf Hater Lies

Tour of Rocky Mountain Wildlife Foundation

Every time any article about wolves is posted in Colorado,  Wyoming,  Idaho, or Montana,  it is instantly flooded with anti wolf comments. The comments are always the same, mostly lies spread by a small number of anti predator ranching, hunting, and trapping fringe interests. I thought it high time for someone to dispell the myths and provide wolf advocates with counter arguments to the lies.