The Colorado Parks and Wildlife reported the death of a male gray wolf, 2507, and is investigating the incident, with a necropsy pending. The CPW is also monitoring potential wolf dens in the state.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns of aggressive cow moose during calving season after several people were injured in encounters, highlighting the danger of interactions with off-leash dogs.

Boulder's Harlow Platts Community Park is set for its "Meet and Bleat" event on June 14, where 300 goats will demonstrate eco-friendly weed management. Registration is required.

Colorado's native fish thrive in new habitats thanks to the CRCC project by CPW, with trout and sculpin populations benefiting from ecological restoration efforts.

The Colorado hookless cactus has been removed from the endangered species list due to successful conservation efforts and updated data on its population.

Elk Falls Reservoir in Staunton State Park is undergoing a construction project starting mid-June to enhance dam safety, including a new spillway and outlet, with completion aimed for Halloween.

Applications are open for a coveted hunting permit in Lone Mesa State Park, Colorado, offering a chance to hunt elk, deer, and bear. The deadline is June 26, with a lottery draw on June 27.

San Francisco residents are warned to watch out for coyotes during denning season. Colorado Parks and Wildlife advises caution following dog attacks and provides guidelines for encounters.

Boulder County, CO introduces a free shuttle to Eldorado Canyon State Park on weekends and holidays, starting May 24, to alleviate parking issues and traffic congestion.

Brighton Oasis Family Aquatic Park opens on May 24 with a discount on season passes until June 10. The park features slides, a lazy river, and various events including Adult Nights and Doggie Paddle Day.

Englewood announces the grand re-opening of Bates Logan Park with new amenities on June 14, featuring activities, food trucks, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Denver's La Raza Park began a $2 million renovation project, aiming to preserve its cultural significance and improve facilities such as playgrounds and picnic areas.

Cheyenne Mountain State Park receives the Leave No Trace Gold Standard Site designation, recognized for its commitment to environmental stewardship and education in responsible recreation.