Category: Environment/Recreation

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds Coloradans and state visitors of a few ways to balance outdoor recreation with mindful conservation and safety…

“Making the decision to boat under the influence is reckless; boat smart, boat safe, boat sober….”

You’ll walk in the footsteps of the fascinating and enigmatic ancestral Puebloans of the Chaco Canyon, following primitive pathways that haven’t changed for 1,000 years…

Board members typically meet twice annually; however, additional meetings may be called when necessary. Members serve a three-year term without salary…

State and federal officials are warning that conditions in the months ahead could be just as dangerous or worse, especially in many parts of the Western Slope…

“By participating in the tournament and removing smallmouth bass, anglers will be actively helping with wildlife management in Colorado…”

To reinvigorate our neighborhoods and communities with ecological connectivity, planting native plants is one of the strongest actions one can make…

Project highlights include a new boat ramp with an eddy feature to make it safer for boaters to take their boats out of the river…

“Colorado is now home to our first wolf litter since the 1940s. We welcome this historic den and the new wolf family to Colorado…”

The Trail Canyon Fire grew from approximately 40 acres this morning to 840 acres late this afternoon after strong winds pushed the fire to the southeast…

The TV show, 60 Minutes, aired in May said that the government is basically telling us that the UAPs our military is seeing on a daily basis are real…

“Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay out of the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors,” the NWS advised…

“Without ecological corridors to connect important habitat, our protected areas become isolated ‘islands’ that are unable to sustain wildlife populations…”

“Due to its remote nature and out of concern for firefighter safety we are using indirect tactics on portions of the fire…”

Jackson Mountain Stewardship Contract operations will reduce hazardous fuels, restore forest conditions, and improve forest health in ponderosa pine…

This black colored animal was originally captured and collared by a capture crew hired by GTNP in January 2017…

“Current conditions require us to take bold and unprecedented steps to conserve and stretch our existing water supplies…”

Without ecological corridors to connect important habitat, protected areas become isolated ‘islands’ that are unable to sustain wildlife populations…