Map: Where Colorado’s wolves traveled in March as they expand territory. Will pups come soon?
At least one collared wolf traveled into Wyoming over the last month. U.S. Department of Agriculture staff shot and killed ...
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City of Colorado Springs receives grant for non-motorized trail improvement from Colorado Parks and Wildlife
City of Colorado Springs The City of Colorado Springs Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Services Department (PRCS) was awarded ...
Colorado Parks and Wildlife teams catch spawning walleye to help stock reservoirs
Biologists from Colorado Parks and Wildlife along with volunteers are currently harvesting millions of fish eggs in the ...
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‘Colorado is still not ready’: Budget request seeks to minimize wolf-wildlife conflict as livestock ranchers push for more support
In a March 21 memo, the state’s Joint Budget Committee issued a budget footnote for the Colorado Department of Natural Resources, which oversees Parks and Wildlife. The footnote stipulates that the $2 ...
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Does Colorado Parks and Wildlife need to update its furbearer regulations for hunting bobcats?
In the months since the defeat of a ballot measure aimed at banning the hunting of mountain lions, bobcats, and lynx, ...
USDA confirms wolf relocated to Colorado killed by Wildlife Services in Wyoming
Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed the death of a Colorado wolf in Wyoming after receiving a mortality alert on March 16, according to a press release.
Summit County27d
A Colorado bill aimed at redefining state wildlife management just failed, but it sparked lively debate among hunters, conservationists
Colorado’s Department of Natural Resources and Parks and Wildlife were neutral on the bill. Prior to Thursday’s hearing, Travis Duncan, statewide public information officer for Parks and ...
Vail Daily29d
Could Colorado see more wolf pups this spring? Parks and Wildlife provides an update on state’s growing population
Parks and Wildlife with the Colorado Department of Agriculture has been working to hire range riders that will be deployed across the regions impacted by wolves. So far, the state has hired nine of 12 ...
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‘Colorado is still not ready’: Budget request seeks to minimize wolf-wildlife conflict as livestock ranchers push for more support
In a March 21 memo, the state’s Joint Budget Committee issued a budget footnote for the Colorado Department of Natural Resources, which oversees Parks and Wildlife. The footnote stipulates that ...
The Aspen Times28d
A Colorado bill aimed at redefining state wildlife management just failed, but it sparked lively debate among hunters, conservationists
Colorado’s Department of Natural Resources and Parks and Wildlife were neutral on the bill. Prior to Thursday’s hearing, Travis Duncan, statewide public information officer for Parks and Wildlife, ...