While Garcia enjoys the challenge and thrill of catching record-sized fish, he says that helping others discover the joy of fishing is, by far, the biggest reward.
How do you teach Leave No Trace principles? Sometimes you use a poop balloon. Dog poop contributes to poor water quality and the balloon encourages everyone to pick up after their dogs.
While CPW and state, federal and local partners are working to promote #CareForColorado Week, it’s important to #CareForColorado every day.
Colorado big game hunters can get an early start on scouting. Nate covers what you can and should be doing now to prepare for your next hunt.
Coloradans are incredibly lucky to live in a state with endless outdoor opportunities, but with that comes a responsibility to educate ourselves about the impacts of our outdoor recreation.
Coloradans are incredibly lucky to live in a state with endless outdoor opportunities, but with that comes a responsibility to educate ourselves about the impacts of our outdoor recreation.
An orphaned bear cub that was burned in the Cameron Peak Fire was treated, rehabilitated and released back into the mountains by CPW.
What went into the considerations and the logistics for the reintroduction of wolves into Yellowstone and Central Idaho in the mid-1990s?
The present-day wildlife officer does much more than check licenses and enforce regulations. Follow the series to learn more about Colorado’s DWMs.
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.
