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One of Colorado’s biggest wildlife attractions is not native to the state. Moose were brought to northern Colorado in the late 1970s, and in the past…
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In just a few weeks, black bears around the Roaring Fork Valley will settle down for a season of hibernation. But until then, they are on the hunt for…
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Roadside signs warn "bears are clever." Stories of bears digging through trash cans abound. As autumn rolls around, Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns that…
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Researchers are seeing red flags in the health of Colorado’s elk herds, and new research aims to understand the role that recreation plays in declining…
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Officials in Basalt say recent efforts to improve safety at the shooting range near Lake Christine are helpful, but don’t go far enough.Basalt town…
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The bear that attacked a hiker near Aspen on Memorial Day was killed last week by wildlife officers. According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), the…
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For now, hunting and trapping bobcats in Colorado is still legal. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) decided not to ban trapping and hunting the wild cats…
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Hunters crowd into the Basalt shooting range on a recent autumn day for last-minute practice ahead of elk and deer season. This fall, things look a little…
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Pitkin County has committed to using science to protect wildlife and habitat on the 5,000 acres of open space property it owns, and last week, the Open…
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Every ten years, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) updates how it manages deer and elk populations, and it wants to know what hunters think. Hunters and…