Colorado lawmakers warn state to fix wolf reintroduction program or lose funding
Senate lawmakers warn Colorado Parks and Wildlife to implement measures to prevent wolf depredations or risk losing funding ...
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 ...
Longmont Leader10d
Visiting the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center
The Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center is a wildlife sanctuary dedicated to rescuing and providing a safe home for wolves, ...
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Sharpen Your Turkey Hunting Skills at Free Seminar in Pueblo with Colorado Wildlife Experts
Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers a free turkey hunting seminar for the first 35 registrants on April 4 in Pueblo.
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Hunters have until April 1 to apply for Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s big game hunting primary draw
The deadline for hunters to submit big game hunting licenses for 2025 is less than a week away. Hunters have until 8 p.m.
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How rare are wolf sightings in Colorado?
Colorado’s voter-initiated reintroduction of gray wolves has thrust a new predator into the High Country. There are around 30 ...
Fort Collins Coloradoan5d
Colorado wildlife officer shoots wolf with bean bag to haze it away from ranch house
A Colorado Parks and Wildlife officer shot with a nonlethal bean bag round a reintroduced wolf that has persistently been entering a Jackson County ranch yard. It is the first time it has hazed an ...
Vail Daily29d
Could Colorado see more wolf pups this spring? Parks and Wildlife provides an update on state’s growing population
Now, almost two months later, Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff are looking to the future. An update to the Parks and Wildlife Commission on Wednesday, March 5, provided new information on whether the ...
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife respond to anglers’ wish for more fish
Colorado Parks and Wildlife public information officer. Fishing in Colorado is big business. A $2 billion industry. That’s why Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is helping nature along in making ...
The Denver Post28d
Two Colorado ranches to receive $343,000 for wolf damage — and more payments likely
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will pay Farrell Livestock $287,407 and Bruchez and Sons $56,008. State law mandates that the wildlife agency compensate ranchers for the fair market value of livestock ...
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Should it be illegal to shoot wild bison that wander into Colorado? Lawmakers will decide.
Like it is for elk and deer, the killing of wild bison would be legal only with a hunting permit approved by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Killing a bison without a permit would be considered ...