Bats and the Mystery of Hibernation
Hibernation is a well-known concept. It’s a simple enough idea — when resources are slim, some animals go into a sleep-like state to save energy.
John Anglin
November 21, 2024
Hibernation is a well-known concept. It’s a simple enough idea — when resources are slim, some animals go into a sleep-like state to save energy.
CPW reports an above average number of bear conflicts and sightings in 2024, offers regional insights from area wildlife managers
Partnerships with private landowners fuel success in Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s recovery of endangered black-footed ferrets
Small Game Manager Ed Gorman shares a brief outlook on the 2024 pheasant hunting season for Colorado. Overall, bird numbers are looking up compared to the past couple years, and the season opener is right around the corner.
For the Cizmics, this program has been a gateway to fully embracing Colorado’s rich hunting heritage, something they had been curious about but weren’t sure how to approach on their own.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is accepting statewide applications for the Sportsperson’s Roundtable through November 8, 2024.
A group of CPW employees consisting of district wildlife managers, wildlife damage specialists, wolf conflict coordinator and Colorado-based USDA Wildlife Services employees headed out for training to expand their knowledge and expertise in depredation prevention and investigations.
CPW’s five-year BGSS sets the framework for annual big game hunting seasons, as well as the manner in which licenses are distributed.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife introduces Trojan male brook trout in a first-of-its-kind effort to protect native cutthroat trout in Colorado