Have you ever wondered how a snowflake forms? Or, what wildlife does to stay warm when temperatures drop in the winter? Join Colorado Parks and Wildlife Educators Elizabeth and Erin as they dig into the science of snow.
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This is the second part of a series profiling Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff involved in gray wolf reintroduction in Colorado.
Using the data collected over the past several months, and anticipated additional losses throughout the spring, biologists are taking conservative approaches with this year’s license recommendations.
By supporting more people from marginalized communities to engage in outdoor activities, our Outdoor Equity Grants help create more equal access to the benefits of spending time outside.
Prolonged snow and extreme cold since October 2022 have made it difficult for wildlife to get much-needed food to survive the winter months.
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.
