Category: Environment/Recreation

CPW is randomly selecting approximately 160,000 big game hunters to participate in its annual harvest survey…

In June, the WEP initiated its third and final phase of a planning process to develop a local water plan that includes project opportunities…

Driving into Pueblo, the Comanche Generating Station is merely a speck on the horizon, just a few smoke stacks rising above the plains…

“It is irresponsible to lease off millions of acres of public land and water without fully accounting for how that oil and gas will impact the planet…”

“The first trip gave me my confidence boost,” she said. “I made it to the top of that one and I feel invincible now, like I can rock climb anything…”

“These decisions have significant psychological, sociological and economic impacts to the communities,” she said…

Southwest Colorado is prime mountain lion habitat, as indicated by 107 mountain lion sightings already this year across the region…

“This is the first of its kind partnership in Colorado to create a state park on U.S. Forest Service land, and we look forward to working with our partners and Coloradans…”

It took just three working days at those two brood stock bodies of water to meet the quota of fertilized eggs that get sent to CPW’s Mt. Shavano Hatchery…

“…it’s essential that each region of the state actively takes steps to meeting these targets in the near-term horizon…”

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has selected specific deer and elk hunts for mandatory chronic wasting disease testing in 2021…

The planned burn area is located approximately seven miles northwest of Pagosa Springs…

What better way to spend the cool, crisp days of fall then to visit your favorite national forest or national grassland?

The Forest Service will conduct a prescribed burn in the Beaver Meadows and First Notch Areas this autumn…

This year, partner organizations will be hosting events across the Forest to remove trash left behind at trailheads, along streams, and on high-use trails…

In Colorado, ponderosa and lodgepole pines, as well as some spruce and fir species, are the trees that are most commonly reported to be shedding needles in September and October…

“We want everyone to have a great time experiencing the vibrant colors and the natural wonders our beautiful state has to offer…”