Montrose County's Stance on Non-Native Species
A proposed ordinance in Montrose County aims to prevent the introduction of non-native species, including the Canadian gray wolf.
The ordinance, No. 2025-01, would prohibit the introduction, support, or habitat establishment of such species, with fines of up to $1,000 per day for non-compliance.
“We're introducing an apex predator into our communities and (into) an environment that literally can endanger endangered species that are federally protected,”
said Montrose County Commissioner Scott Mijares.
Key Points of the Ordinance
- Prohibits the introduction of non-native animal species into Montrose County
- Defines non-native species as those not historically present in the county in the 100 years prior to the ordinance's effective date
- Specifically targets the Canadian Gray Wolf (Canis lupus)
Author's summary: Montrose County proposes ordinance to ban non-native species.
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