Colorado's Governor Polis and state agencies have awarded $9.99 million to support 19 projects enhancing outdoor recreation, conservation, and climate resilience.

Grey Hawk Park was inaugurated in north Colorado Springs with a ribbon-cutting event attended by local officials and residents, featuring a 6,500-square-foot inclusive playground and other amenities.

Gray wolf 2403, originally from a Colorado pack, was captured in New Mexico and safely returned to Grand County, Colorado by Colorado Parks and Wildlife with cooperation from New Mexico Game and Fish, adhering to an MOU on regional wolf management.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns of increased cases of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 among birds, affecting wildlife and posing a rare risk to humans.

Jewell Park in Lakewood, Colorado, offers a tranquil outdoor space with trails, a playground, picnic areas, a lake for fishing, and a scenic creek. It is a serene, less crowded spot ideal for various recreational activities.

The El Paso Sheriff's Office enjoyed a festive evening at the Electric Safari at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, appreciating the holiday lights and community spirit, and recommended the event on social media.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife released a report on proposed furbearer management updates based on diverse stakeholder input and aims for ethical, science-based policies.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife promotes the COTREX app to check for trail closures protecting wintering wildlife and informs outdoor enthusiasts about responsible recreation.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is conducting its annual aerial wildlife inventory on the Western Slope, tracking deer, elk, and bighorn sheep from December to January or February.

Five orphaned bear cubs raised at CPW's Frisco Creek Wildlife Rehabilitation Facility will be released into the wild with two wearing GPS ear tags. The tags are funded by the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo to aid in conservation studies.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is starting aerial surveys to count and categorize big game wildlife, utilizing helicopters for direct observation and to fit some animals with GPS collars for conservation efforts.

The Trump administration plans to raise national park fees for international visitors to support domestic tourism and conservation, sparking debate over potential impact on tourism and local economies.

CPW is investigating the illegal killing of a tagged mountain lion involved in a study, urging the public to provide information on the poaching incident.