For Colorado’s elk herds, while there are more herds with no detection, there is an overlap between where there is high prevalence in deer. According to Parks and Wildlife’s 2019 plan ...

Courtesy Colorado Parks & Wildlife Wildlife officers work together to remove what they described as an "absolute unit" of a black bear from a deck in Durango, Colo. on Sept. 19, 2024.

In an effort to conserve wildlife and increase opportunities for hunters and anglers, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is creating a new wildlife area along Michigan Creek. The acquisition of 120 acres ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife lethally removed a wolf from the Copper Creek Pack following multiple livestock depredation events. Four confirmed depredations occurred between May 17 and May 25, with ...

For Colorado’s elk herds, while there are more herds with no detection, there is an overlap between where there is high prevalence in deer. According to Parks and Wildlife’s 2019 plan, “because the ...