Colorado Parks and Wildlife

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."

If you watch the video closely you'll notice that the fox only has half of its tail.

Recently, river otters have been showing up in ponds and creeks across the Front Range, but for a long time, there were none in Colorado at all.

Another animal got caught in netting, please keep unused yard items away.

The volleyball net was wrapped tightly around his snout, antlers and front hoof.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife recently explained how wildlife in our area is actually impacted by the stay-at-home order.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife are reminding citizens this is the time of year to be bear aware.