DENVER, Colo. — Jeff Davis, director of Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), has stepped down from the position and will move into a new role at the Colorado Department of Natural Resources (DNR), ending a two-and-a half-year tenure at CPW that was heavily defined by the gray wolf reintroduction.

Davis has been named the senior policy advisor for strategic priorities at the DNR.

"I was honored to work with an amazing team and set of individuals at Colorado Parks and Wildlife," Davis said. "I look forward to focusing on DNR strategic priorities including strategies to increase biodiversity and continuing my service to the people, wildlife and environment of Colorado."

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Dan Gibbs, executive director of the DNR, thanked Davis for his leadership, humor and integrity.

“Jeff Davis came

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