Join Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s School Programs Coordinator Erin Kendall as she explores the crawly side of Colorado with the tarantula, discussing their adaptations, and their role in the environment and our everyday lives.
To learn more about Colorado’s spiders, check out the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, CO or the Denver Museum of Nature and Science (DMNS).
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On Aug. 1, the final mile of the Fishers Peak State Park summit trail reopened to the public after CPW Resource Stewardship biologists confirmed this year’s young peregrine falcons had successfully fledged and reached independence.
Whether entertaining families visiting state parks or helping inspire the next generation of CPW officers at school programs, the K-9s are always the stars of the show.
Innovative response saves life of peregrine falcon in southwest Colorado. CPW thanks Dr. Hawman for the continued partnership benefiting injured wildlife.
Every spring, I get the urge to make a premature fishing trip to the mountains. The snow has held them long enough; the fish are still up there, why shouldn’t I try to catch them?