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Corners for Conservation, Seeding Change in Colorado Agriculture
Restoring grassland habitat on Colorado’s Eastern Plains marries agricultural tradition and modern innovation
Pollination, Bumble Bees and Gardening for Conservation
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.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Celebrates 120th Anniversary
Established in April of 1897, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has conserved and protected Colorado’s fish, wildlife and public lands for 120 years.
Wildlife Crossings Protect Motorists and Big-Game Animals Alike.
In an effort to reduce wildlife/vehicle collisions and protect big-game animals, CDOT, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and local residents and governments joined forces to develop a series of wildlife crossings on Highway 9 in Grand County.
Walleye stocking starts with spawning at Colorado state parks
Next time you catch a walleye at a Colorado state park, thank an aquatic biologist for putting that fish there in the first place.
Entering the bear den: CPW concludes study on human-bear interaction
Are bear populations increasing or decreasing? Are bear behaviors shifting in response to increased human food sources? How does urbanization influence bear movements, behaviors and population trends?
Hay for Haxtun (CPW Helps Eastern Plains Landowner)
In early March, a wildfire in northeast Colorado burned more than 30,000 acres near Haxtun, destroying several homes, thousands of acres of agricultural fields and an untold number of outbuildings.
Video: Gunnison Launches Big-Game Baiting Program
Above average snowfall across the region in late December and early January created difficult forage conditions for big-game animals.
16,000 Trout Stocked Beneath Ice at Eleven Mile Reservoir
Snow crunches beneath tires as the rigs creep down the North Shore Boat Ramp and prepare to unload their cargo of 16,000 cutbow trout.
United We Stand, Divided We Fall: A Message for Sportsmen
For some reason, as hunters and anglers, we tend to “eat our own.” And we waste a lot of time and energy fighting among ourselves.
Join The Club: Conservation Organizations Benefit Sportsmen and Wildlife
Join the club. Yep, even old dudes, urban professionals and Colorado newbs alike have a slew of great outdoor resources just waiting for you to show up.
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