Now Accepting Applications for the Sportsperson’s Roundtable

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is accepting statewide applications for the Sportsperson’s Roundtable through November 8, 2024.
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Be a voice for wildlife management and recreation issues. 

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is accepting applications from hunters, anglers and trappers from across Colorado to join the Sportsperson’s Roundtable. The application period is open through Nov. 8, 2024. 

Volunteering for the Sportsperson’s Roundtable is a great opportunity to share insights with Colorado Parks and Wildlife on important wildlife management and recreation issues. 

Roundtable members serve two-year terms. Responsibilities of members include: 

  1. Participating in half- to full-day in-person meetings twice a year and occasional virtual meetings. Travel to in-person meetings is at the member’s expense. 
  2. Attending periodic regional CPW sportsperson’s meetings and other meetings with hunters, anglers and trappers in your area. 
  3. Maintaining strong relationships with fellow sportspeople and staying informed about current events and emerging issues. 
  4. Identifying topics for discussion at Roundtable meetings. Actively sharing information and ideas with Roundtable members and CPW staff during and between meetings. 
  5. Providing your contact information on the CPW Roundtable webpage and being available to sportspersons around the state to discuss information pertinent to the Roundtable. 

CPW aims to maintain a geographically diverse membership on the Roundtable with representation from around the state. Representatives must reside in the region they represent (CPW Regions Map). The Sportsperson’s Roundtable is currently accepting applications from sportspeople in all CPW regions. To learn more, visit EngageCPW

How to Apply

Fill out the Sportsperson’s Roundtable Membership Application by Nov. 8, 2024.

CPW staff will make selections and notify you whether you are selected. For more information, email Jonathan Boydston at jonathan.boydston@state.co.us.

Sportsperson’s Roundtable

Hunters and anglers are vitally important to CPW and the successful management of Colorado’s wildlife. Sportspersons are directly affected by the agency’s fish and wildlife management decisions and provide much of the state’s wildlife conservation funding. CPW encourages effective channels for consulting with the state’s hunters and anglers through the Sportsperson’s Roundtable. 

The Sportsperson’s Roundtable comprises members representing a broad range of hunting, fishing and trapping interests in Colorado. These interests include but are not limited to, small and big game hunting, sport fishing, outfitting and other sportsperson-dependent businesses. 

The Roundtable meets in person twice a year to help the agency by sharing information, discussing important topics and identifying emerging issues. For more information about the Sportsperson’s Roundtable, visit EngageCPW.

Statewide Representatives

Northwest Colorado

  • Andrew Smith, Minturn
  • Loren Williams, Loma
  • Brittany Parker, Eagle
  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024

Southwest Colorado

  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024
  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024
  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024
  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024

Northeast Colorado

  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024
  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024
  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024
  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024

Southeast Colorado

  • Glenn Carlson, Colorado Springs
  • Larry McCormack, Colorado Springs
  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024
  • VACANT SEAT – Opening Fall 2024

Example Regional Sportsperson’s Caucus Meeting: CPW Southwest Region Sportsperson’s Caucus July 29, 2024.

Video: CPW Southwest Region Sportsperson’s Caucus July 29, 2024.

By: Bridget O’Rourke, Statewide Public Information Officer at Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

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