Colorado

the Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management are still pushing against that initiative through the Title Board appeal process...

Just two days ago Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) received a report of a dead calf. CPW wildlife officers responded, conducted a field investigation.

You have an opportunity to comment on an important landscape-scale management plan on BLM lands!

CPW also launched a new Gray Wolf Depredation Report webpage to inform the public about confirmed livestock depredations by wolves in Colorado...

Hunting trophy class, post-rut bull elk is incredibly difficult for the simple fact that mature bulls virtually disappear at this time of year. Good for the elk, bad for hunters...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) spent the last few months developing its recommended license quotas for 2024, which was an especially challenging task given last year’s severe winter and the associated license cuts for the 2023 hunting season.

Things that make you go, TOLD YA! On top of the fact that Colorado’s reintroduced wolves are dying, the state has told stockgrowers that it will not be lethally removing wolves responsible for killing cattle.

Colorado has been considering re-introducing wolverines in Colorado. Governor Jared Polis just signed...

In April and May, wolves stayed relatively in the same watershed areas. The May activity map shows very minor differences in wolf movement for the month.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is seeking input on two draft management plans for elk and bears in northwest Colorado.