Can fish come back from the dead? Colorado Parks and Wildlife aquatic biologists embark on a search for long-lost Yellowfin cutthroat trout.
Unique partnerships and clever solutions lead to recovery success for four species of endangered fish in Colorado
Colorado OHV registration dollars at work! Your fees are helping to fund 60 trail projects across Colorado.
It’s your chance to get licenses remaining from the primary draw without having to wait until leftover day!
Although collars have failed, Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists and wildlife officers continue to monitor the wolf pack in North Park.
Be Bear Aware while camping and backpacking in Colorado bear country.
ColoradoParks and Wildlife is improving fish habitat at Crawford State Park through artificial tree-like structures.
As boating season approaches, we continue to ask for help from boat owners in maintaining our mussel-free status.
An oasis in the desert, Highline Lake is the recreation epicenter for the Grand Valley with two lakes, lush grass, trails and trees.
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.
