Colorado Parks and Wildlife

An increase in coyote sightings has happened recently along the Front Range...and you should be careful. We have some helpful tips from Colorado Park & Wildlife.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is raising its state parks entrance fees and camping permit fees beginning January 1, 2019. We have all of the details for you.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife removed a mountain lion kitten from a private home in Walsenburg, CO. The baby was sick from being fed bratwurst. We have pictures

Colorado Parks and Wildlife will honor all veterans and active-duty members of the U.S. military, military reserve and National Guard on Veterans Day. We have details.

Fishing in the Toilet Bowl is out this weekend. The City of Aspen is performing their annual maintenance of the hydroelectric plant on the dam at Ruedi Reservoir.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking for your help to solve a wildlife crime in the Poudre Canyon. The animal was shot and only his head was removed.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is celebrating Bat Week this week. (October 24-31). It's recognition of the important role that these flying mammals play in nature.

We have a healthy moose population in Colorado and a growing number of people in the state, so the potential for interactions between moose & people is on the rise.

Colorado Parks & Wildlife is asking for your help to solve a major fish kill in the Poudre River. The kill happened between September 19-21 in east Fort Collins.

Three orphaned black bear cubs taken from inside the Estes Park city limits are getting a new start at Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Frisco Creek wildlife facility.

Boulder Police & Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers were called to the 400 block of Marine Street in Boulder after a report of a mountain lion inside a home.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds everyone that bears are on an urgent search for food making it especially important to bear-proof your homes and cars.