Colorado Parks and Wildlife

As more and more people install doorbell cameras, we are getting a clearer picture of how wildlife in Colorado move around at night.

The 416 fire in 2018 was devastating, to be sure, but we're just finding out how bad it really was.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife need help in reducing the number of bears on the Western Slope and, if you're a hunter, you can help.

A couple out hunting got more than they bargained for outside of Durango recently.

Last year Colorado experienced quite a few serious wildfires that included loss of property, loss of life and cost communities millions of dollars.

Two aquatic technicians with Colorado Parks and Wildlife picked up a hitchhiker this last weekend. Unfortunately, their guest did not want to leave the vehicle peacefully.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife have a new strategy in dealing with bears that get too close to the public.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife, celebrating Colorado Day, will waive entry fees into all 41 parks in the state on August 5.

Currently, there are 41 state parks in Colorado, but Colorado Parks and Wildlife wants to add more and you can help.

Look at these mules helping thousands of super rare trout reach rejuvenation at Cottonwood Creek.