Colorado Parks and Wildlife initiated an emergency fish salvage at Narraguinnep Reservoir due to dam modifications impacting water levels and fish habitats.

Colorado biologists saved Uncompahgre cutthroat trout from a wildfire by transferring 266 fish to a hatchery for safety and potential reintroduction later.

Boulder, Colorado, enforces seasonal dog leash requirements on certain trails to protect bears during their foraging period before hibernation and to prevent conflicts between dogs, bears, and humans.

Sweitzer Lake State Park's boat ramp reopens after dam restoration, but Crawford and Paonia State Parks face boat ramp closures due to low water levels. Sweitzer also offers catch-and-release fishing.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife continues efforts to reintroduce the native Arkansas Darter into Sand Creek in collaboration with the City of Colorado Springs, aiming to establish self-sustaining populations.

Colorado Springs expands its Trackchair Program, providing all-terrain wheelchairs for people with mobility issues to access Ute Valley Park and Bluestem Prairie Open Space.

Boulder County celebrates 50 years of parks with behind-the-scenes farm tours, highlighting local agriculture amidst development pressures, with limited spots available.

CPW officers responded to a wildfire and a river rescue in Chaffee County, aiding in evacuation, firefighting efforts, and saving boaters from dangerous conditions.

The Lee fire has prompted the temporary closure of CPW's Meeker Area Office in Colorado, affecting community and wildlife areas, with online services still available.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers free admission to all state parks on Colorado Day, August 4, to celebrate the state's 149th birthday, with fees for activities like camping remaining.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers free August state park passes to active-duty military, veterans, and National Guard, requiring valid military ID for access.

Colorado's Parks and Wildlife confirms at least six wolf pups in the One Ear Pack, marking progress in reestablishing a self-sustaining wolf population.

Construction of the world's largest dedicated wildlife bridge, the I-25 Greenland Wildlife Overpass in Colorado, has reached its halfway point, with expected completion by 2026.