Map: Where Colorado’s wolves traveled in March as they expand territory. Will pups come soon?
At least one collared wolf traveled into Wyoming over the last month. U.S. Department of Agriculture staff shot and killed ...
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OPINION: Colorado’s Wild Places at Risk
But these wild places are at more risk than ever. The new administration is taking action to undermine their protection. It has begun the process to disassemble the balance of how outdoor spaces are ...
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Growth and wildlife: as Colorado Springs expands east, what happens to its pronghorn herd?
According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife's (CPW ... back a lot more towards the Falcon area," Perry said, who grew up in eastern El Paso County. “I do recall seeing a lot more several years ...
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Born and raised on the Eastern Plains, a Colorado biologist finds herself in DOGE-induced limbo
Katie Merewether was one of hundreds of Colorado state wildlife workers left in limbo by the sprint of federal firings.
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Bear spray can save your life in a wildlife encounter. Here's how and when to use it
Wildlife attacks on humans in Colorado are extremely rare. The risk goes up when recreating with dogs, which are at much bigger risk of being attacked by wildlife than humans. Bear spray is a ...
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Another day of high fire danger before storm system brings rain and snow to Colorado
Red Flag Warnings are in place again for the Denver metro area, and eastern Colorado Tuesday afternoon. Winds could gust as high as 50 mph, as humidity drops as low as 10%. Northern Colorado and ...
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Colorado lawmakers want to add a car insurance fee to fund road safety improvements for pedestrians, cyclists and wildlife
Colorado lawmakers are looking to add a fee to car insurance policies that would raise funds for road infrastructure aimed at ...
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Colorado lawmakers want to add a car insurance fee to fund road safety improvements for pedestrians, cyclists and wildlife
Colorado lawmakers are looking to add a fee to car insurance policies that would raise funds for road infrastructure aimed at reducing vehicle collisions with wildlife, pedestrians and cyclists.