Category: Environment/Recreation

Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the National Park Service are working to restore the Rio Grande cutthroat trout to its native waters…

Archaeological ruins and artifacts, abundant wildlife and its setting in the breathtaking San Juan National Forest make Chimney Rock a must-see this summer…

“I’m thrilled that we’ve gotten a spawn from these fish, it’s been a long process and we’ve got a lot more work to do,” said Jim White, aquatic biologist for CPW in Durango…

“With the warmer weather upon us, this might be a tempting weekend to head to the mountains or to travel farther than usual from home,” said CDOT Executive Director Shoshana Lew…

The low snowpack and warm temperatures have created unusually dry conditions for this time of year within the San Luis Valley….

Local units will decide the operational status of developed recreation sites and fire restrictions after assessing conditions and working closely with local, state and federal officials…

“We’re pleased that campgrounds are open, but our top priority is the safety of our guests and staff,” said Cory Chick, CPW’s southwest regional manager…

Thanks to a long-term commitment to spawning fish and aggressive trading of fish with other states, Colorado Parks and Wildlife aquatics officials say they have plenty of warm-water fish for anglers to pursue this summer…

“Today, I am proud to announce that Colorado State Parks and State Wildlife Areas will be open to camping starting May 12…”

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is working with federal and local partners to determine a timeline for opening camping….

Park rangers are seeing a rise in multiple, non-family units getting out on boats in close proximity at the state parks that have lakes…

Hunters should go on line to the Colorado Parks and Wildlife website as soon as possible to apply for limited big-game hunting licenses…

These extended expiration dates are intended to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 by reducing the need for public travel and in-person interactions…