How wolves and culling have played a part in Rocky Mountain ... of Rocky Mountain National Park. Among the reasons: an abundant elk population. However, a social-ecological modeling map presented ...

And don't forget that fall is elk ... map. The map will be updated as the season approaches and progresses. This article originally appeared on Fort Collins Coloradoan: Rocky Mountain National ...

The elk rut is here, but what does that mean? If you’re not very familiar with these animals (like me when I moved here), here is an "elk 101" with common terms and fun facts for you to read ...

Rocky Mountain National Park has closed some areas to visitors due to the elk rut. The closures are in effect daily beginning Friday from 5 p.m. to 10 a.m. the next morning. The closed areas are ...

Rocky Mountain National Park does host a sizeable number of elk, deer and moose, the main prey base of wolves. But a social-ecological modeling map presented to Colorado Parks and Wildlife ...

From towering peaks to glassy lakes to herds of majestic elk, Rocky Mountain National Park has a ton to offer. The good news is, even if you only have a weekend you can pack in a ton of incredible ...

One of Colorado’s reintroduced wolves wandered into Rocky Mountain ... map released Wednesday shows a wolf traveled in watersheds near U.S. 34 in the northwestern corner of the national park.

The route runs along the Colorado River, which draws local wildlife, including elk and moose. Wildlife spotting is one of the main reasons people visit Rocky Mountain National Park, which is home ...

Rocky Mountain National Park will put the park’s annual meadow closures into effect Sunday to prevent the disturbance and harassment of elk during their fall mating season. Meadow ...