Colorado Parks and Wildlife introduces a $14 Centennial State Park Pass for financially constrained residents, providing 13 months of access to all state parks.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife requests public input to improve accessibility in state parks as part of its ADA Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan until July 20, 2025.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife calls for bids to dismantle the existing structure at Lake Pueblo State Park's North Shore Marina, initiating its redevelopment.

Boulder's Mount Sanitas is undergoing trail and ecosystem restoration to address erosion from heavy use, funded by a $1.1 million grant and local efforts.

The Lagerman Agricultural Preserve will close from July 14 to Dec 31 for upgrades, but the Open Sky Loop will stay open. Limited parking is available on Pike Rd. Improvements include a redesigned parking lot and better accessibility features.

Crawford State Park celebrates Pioneer Days with free entry, fireworks, a history book release, and various activities, while warning visitors of potential traffic and promoting safety measures.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife opens 2025 funding applications for landowners to enhance wildlife habitats and public access to recreation, with an $11 million budget.

Denver initiates the Park Hill Action Plan, targeting affordable housing and local revitalization alongside creating a new urban park on the former Park Hill Golf Course site. The plan emphasizes community input and sustainable development goals.

Colorado hosted the Rocky Mountain SAR UAS Conference focusing on drone use in search and rescue, improving collaboration and techniques in lifesaving operations.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife relocated a mother moose and her calves from a park in Steamboat Springs to ensure their safety and that of local residents.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife offers a Free Fishing Weekend on June 7-8, allowing fishing without a license across the state, featuring over 35 fish species in its waters.

Anglers at Colorado's Blue Mesa Reservoir turned in 2,770 lake trout heads during a tournament, helping fish population management and earning cash rewards, with the winner reeling in $3,000.

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.