Critical information to help you apply for 2023 Colorado deer, elk, pronghorn, bear, moose, sheep, and goat big-game limited licenses.
These large, powerful predators have always lived here, preying on deer and elk, and playing an important role in our ecosystem.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s big game license distribution and preference point comment form is live until February 20, 2023
Years of consideration and conservation work all led to a golden moment for two pristine rivers in central Colorado.
A short two-part documentary film is increasing awareness about chronic wasting disease (CWD) to help people “witness” this disease through the eyes of others.
From training in Wyoming to investigations on the ground in North Park, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are well-trained and ready for wolves.
Often untold are accounts of the humans who protect, study, maintain and advocate for the places and critters so many us have come to appreciate, enjoy and expect to exist in perpetuity.
CPW releases Draft Colorado Wolf Restoration and Management Plan; public can provide feedback at upcoming meetings and online
In most situations, people and wildlife can coexist. The key is to respect the wildness of wildlife.
Colorado Outdoors, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s magazine, features a wealth of information for hunters, anglers and outdoors enthusiasts.
