Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Colorado Parks & Wildlife cited the owner for illegally keeping wildlife.

Most of us local Wyoming folks know that it's never a good idea to try and outrun a bear. A new video proves that point big time.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife helped to free a moose who had its neck and antlers tangled in rope.

According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the state is close to breaking a record, and it's the kind of record we don't want to set. Let's pause and reexamine a few safety measures.

CPW asks that anglers fish in cool waters to protect trout.

It took nearly 12 hours to relocate the bear.

Do you remember the bear suffering sever burns in the East Canyon Fire? He's doing well, and is getting ready to be released back to the wild.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife and trying to spread the word that beginning tomorrow (July 1, 2020) all visitors 18 or older must possess a valid hunting or fishing license to access any state Wildlife Area or State Trust Land leased by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is hosting a Free Fishing Weekend for anglers of all ages and skill levels.

"So blessed to live in a area where you can witness Mother Nature’s finest. A calf’s first step."