
Bat Week: Fascinating Bat Facts
This Bat Week, learn fascinating bats facts, and how you can keep them from making a “summer home” out of your attic
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This Bat Week, learn fascinating bats facts, and how you can keep them from making a “summer home” out of your attic

In early April, CPW announced the wildlife and habitat projects that would receive funding from Senate Bill 24-230 (SB230). This bill establishes new production fees on oil and gas development projects to mitigate the negative impacts these activities can have on wildlife habitats.

Residential neighborhoods may not have large fields of flowers, but a decent string of small gardens can give caterpillars reliable patches of host plants, and adults with nectar stops along their migration routes. Just a small series of gardens can significantly reduce the gaps between tracts of habitat.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Research Sheds New Light on One of Our Nighttime Neighbors

CPW staff head into a remote area of Staunton State Park in search of Rocky Mountain monkeyflower, a one-of-a-kind rare plant.

The study and conservation of pollinators is about the connections between living things, the threads that run through ecosystems, and the roles that pollinators play, known as ecosystem services.
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.