Chuck Anderson presents an informative overview of Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s current mammal research projects at the November 5, 2026, Parks and Wildlife Commission meeting.
In difficult bear years such as this one, we work closely with Frisco Creek to make sure these cubs have a good place to go that has a proven track record of successfully holding cubs and returning them to the wild.
They’re scientists. They’re explorers. They’re conservation champions. And they’re working to ensure that Colorado’s 17 native amphibian species continue to thrive for future generations.
This forecast provides an overview of the 2026-27 Colorado pheasant and quail hunting seasons, including a summary of the Walk-in Access and Corners for Conservation programs. Hunters will learn about bird populations and public access for the fall season.
This Bat Week, learn fascinating bats facts, and how you can keep them from making a “summer home” out of your attic
An unprecedented year of human-bear conflict has been felt across Colorado. Hunters should take every precaution to keep a clean camp and properly secure any attractants.
CPW depends on feedback from hunters and anglers to make the best decisions about managing fish, wildlife and habitat. To discuss issues and gather ideas, CPW convenes a statewide Sportsperson’s Roundtable and holds regional sportsperson meetings.
Arapaho Outreach Specialist Fred Mosqueda discusses fauna, Arapaho traditions, and culture near a pond in the mountains of Fishers Peak State Park.
In this episode of the Colorado Outdoors podcast, CPW Big Game Manager Andy Holland joins the show to discuss mule deer management in Colorado.
