Sandhill cranes making much-anticipated return to San Luis Valley
One of Colorado’s most anticipated natural phenomena is about to get underway.
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Wildlife
CPW baiting bighorn sheep to relocate herd from Colorado Springs to Pueblo
A Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) biologist is leading a team to trap several bighorn sheep and relocate them to mountains near Pueblo.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases five more bear cubs
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) recently released two sets of bear cubs (five total) after they spent the summer at the Frisco Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Del Norte.
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CPW unanimously adopts new Eastern Colorado mountain lion management plan
The 10-year plan to manage mountain lions east of the Continental Divide was adopted unanimously by the 10 Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission members last week.
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Twenty-four former CPW commissioners urge vote against Prop. 127’s lion hunting ban
With ballots being marked across the country, 24 former Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioners are urging voters to reject a measure seeking to ban mountain lion and bobcat hunting in the state. The former commissioners, including Gov. Jared Polis appointees, represent decades of service to all stakeholders of CPW and said CPW is renowned for its science-based adaptive management practices to balance the needs of wildlife, ecosystems and communities.
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Science-based wildlife conservation supported by passage of CWEPA resolution
A resolution has been passed by the Colorado Wildlife Employees Protective Association (CWEPA) supporting science-based wildlife conservation aligned with the mission of Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the principles of wildlife conservation in North America, a press release received by Rocky Mountain Voice reads.
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What’s to blame for killing 1,000s of fish at Denver-area lake? There may be multiple factors at play
Fish are getting killed en masse at the popular Denver-area Sloan’s Lake, leaving locals scratching their heads with regard to why the die-off is taking place.
Moose on Northern Plains? Three have been spotted in Nunn
Three moose have wandered away from the foothills along the Front Range and are now navigating their way through the plains of Northern Colorado. Two cows and one bull moose have been spotted recently making their way through the small town of Nunn, east of I-25.
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Wildlife officials sued for skipping NEPA regs to release wolves in Colorado
Radical big city environmentalists have been using federal red tape against westerners for decades to kick us off the public lands in our backyard and deprive us of every livelihood it provides, from natural resources to recreation.
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