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Hunters and Anglers Helping to Fund Colorado’s Wildlife Conservation
Colorado hunters and anglers fund wildlife conservation projects to sustain healthy ecosystems for future generations
Fish Facts: 11 Things You Didn’t Know About Colorado’s Fisheries
With more than 9,000 miles of rivers, 2,000 natural lakes and streams, it’s as if Mother Nature had fishing in mind when she created Colorado.
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Using Drones In Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife urges the public to avoid harassing wildlife when using drones.
You Can Help Keep Bears Wild!
Black bears in Colorado are entering hyperphagia and will spend up to 20 hours a day trying to fatten up for winter.
Aerial Fish Stockings in Colorado
Colorado Parks and Wildlife will stock nearly 275,000 fish into 240 mountain lakes this 2021 summer. Tag along on this mid-August day as cutthroat trout are getting a lift up to Colorado’s alpine lakes!
When Mule Deer Survival and Mountain Lion Studies Meet
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials observed a compelling intersection of two wildlife projects when a deer wearing a GPS satellite collar gave off a mortality signal.
Colorado Outdoors Podcast: Episode 17 – Bald Eagles of Colorado
In this episode, we discuss current population trends, habitat use, and impacts of human disturbance on bald eagles along the state’s most densely populated corridor.
Studying Bald Eagles Along Colorado’s Densely Populated Front Range
The study will give us a better understanding of this species’ tolerance of and adaptability to human activities and land use changes.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Officers are Proud Educators
You may think my role as wildlife officer is focused mainly on law enforcement, but a significant amount of my time is actually spent in the vital role of an educator.
The Arctic Grayling Spawn at Joe Wright Reservoir
Each June, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s biologists and technicians capture and spawn arctic grayling at Joe Wright Reservoir.
Don’t Move a Mussel! Getting Tough on Aquatic Nuisance Species
Join educator Jessie as she explores how Coloradans are protecting Colorado’s waters from aquatic nuisance species.
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