Adopted in 1911, the Colorado state flag features bold colors of blue, white, red, and gold, representing the sky, ...

You don't have to travel far to see some of the world's most stunning natural wonders. From shimmering turquoise lakes to ...

A Colorado Parks and Wildlife officer shot with a nonlethal bean bag round a reintroduced wolf that has persistently been entering a Jackson County ranch yard. It is the first time it has hazed an ...

Colorado Department of Transportation, Southern Ute Indian Tribe and Wildlife Connectivity Institute Here’s an adolescent black bear making use of the crossing. Mule deer, grouped at left ...

A $2 billion industry. That’s why Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is helping nature along in making more fish to fry. First, CPW caught hundreds of male and female walleye using nets.

Through a footnote in the proposed budget, state lawmakers are making it clear that they want Colorado Parks and Wildlife to focus energy on mitigating conflict between wolves and livestock before ...

In the first fiscal year of the effort, 2021-22, Colorado Parks and Wildlife received $1.1 million from the fund, after which the annual allocation was increased to $2.1 million.

Like it is for elk and deer, the killing of wild bison would be legal only with a hunting permit approved by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Killing a bison without a permit would be considered ...

Hunters have until 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 1, to apply for Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s primary draw application. Corrections to submitted applications can be made until this deadline.

Jenn Logan wins the 2025 Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program’s Researcher of the Year Award.