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Due to a decline in numbers and habitat loss, burrowing owls are one of Colorado’s Species of Greatest Conservation Need and are listed in our state wildlife action plan (SWAP).
The State Wildlife Action Plan allows CPW to stay consistent in their management efforts and in coordinating with other members of the conservation community.
Interested in learning how to hunt in Colorado, but you’re not sure where to start? CPW is here to help with an upcoming webinar series. Register today!
It’s fitting that the sounds of a robin, a migratory songbird, were reminding me that spring is here and nature is awakening from a long, winter slumber.
To celebrate, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is offering a 50 percent discount on annual subscriptions of Colorado Outdoors magazine.
Colorado’s new Secondary Draw gives big game hunters another chance to draw an elk, deer, pronghorn and bear limited license.
Download the 2020 Colorado Outdoors Preference Point Issue (Online Edition) for information on preference points, post-hunt population estimates and more.
This is a rapidly evolving situation, so please review the resources with some regularity to be sure you are aware of the most current guidance available.
Spring is a great time to catch trout in Colorado. Use these simple tips to smoke trout and add an exciting new flavor to your salads, pasta and more.
Eager to get started, we rushed down a path, across a bridge and in just a couple of minutes, we were in the mission area and ready to go.
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.
