In Colorado, hunters and anglers fund more than 70 percent of CPW’s wildlife management programs through the purchase of licenses.
Even when you’re off the grid, you can use the new Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s mobile app to navigate in the backcountry.
Somewhere out there amongst the mountain tops were birds that resembled the coloration of rocks that formed them.
Do you enjoy working with the public and protecting Colorado’s outdoors and wildlife? Join our team and apply for a job!
After 36 years, Keefer thought he’d seen everything. That is until a night in June when he found himself responding to a tornado victim: himself.
Share your love of hunting with others and win prizes doing it with Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Annual Take a Friend Hunting Contest
Understanding the biology and behavior of rattlesnakes can go a long way in reducing unwanted encounters.
Life jackets save lives! If a boater is wearing one, their chance of survival from capsizing or falling overboard will dramatically increase.
Be Bear Aware while camping and backpacking in Colorado bear country.
