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Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) local wildlife officers came together to implement an innovative restoration effort blending out-of-the-box thinking and resourcefulness, conservation partnerships, and low-tech engineering
While the razorback sucker still faces challenges, especially during drought years like this one, the species status has improved. This milestone is proof that dedicated partnerships, habitat management, and education can reverse the trajectory of our native species.
Frequent samplings are part of CPW’s increased efforts following the discovery of zebra mussels in the river
Rebounding elk populations in Northwest Colorado prompts Colorado Parks and Wildlife to propose increased licenses for the 2026 Big Game Hunting season
With fish secured in their backpacks, a group of over 40 crew members set off to take this year’s fish to their new home
Colorado Parks and Wildlife seeks public input on potential big game regulations changes in Northwest Colorado
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.
