
Changes Coming to Colorado Hunting in 2025
CPW’s five-year BGSS sets the framework for annual big game hunting seasons, as well as the manner in which licenses are distributed.
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CPW’s five-year BGSS sets the framework for annual big game hunting seasons, as well as the manner in which licenses are distributed.

Following the passing of HB 23-1036, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has worked with several partners to demonstrate the effectiveness of non-lead ammunition for hunters in an effort to reduce toxic ammunition on the landscape for the benefit of people and wildlife.

More than 230 land managers have contributed to COTREX data to detail 45,076 miles of trail across Colorado.

Wild boreal toad tadpoles discovered at Colorado Park and Wildlife reintroduction site

Once common in montane habitats between 7,000-12,000 feet in the Southern Rocky Mountains, the boreal toad has experienced dramatic population declines over the past two decades.

Strong Partnership Keeps Rio Grande Chub and Rio Grande Sucker off of the list of Endangered Species
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.