Lake Pueblo State Park's North Shore Marina contract has been extended through October 31, 2025, ensuring continued operations and alleviating concerns for slip renters.

North Shore Marina at Lake Pueblo State Park, managed by The O'Neil Group, is closing on April 1 due to high repair costs, with demolition planned by CPW for July 1. Boat owners must relocate, and CPW has spent $135,000 on maintenance.

The Denver Zoo celebrated the birth of a baby giraffe, born to four-year-old BB after a 444-day gestation period, marking a significant addition to the endangered species’ population.

Bates Logan Park in Englewood begins Phase 3 renovations with new amenities including an upgraded irrigation system, bike parks, a bocce ball court, and new trees.

Boulder adjusts recreation center closures for maintenance; EBCC to shut from March 22-30, SBRC in late August, with facilities updates planned. Alternative arrangements for activities have been made.

Monte Vista, Colorado, hosts the 42nd annual Crane Festival, offering wildlife enthusiasts a chance to observe the 18,000 migrating sandhill cranes with help from CPW staff and volunteers.

Englewood's Southwest Greenbelt Trail is getting a new concrete path to improve accessibility and drainage, with phased construction expected to last about a month.

Colorado recorded a 14.8% rise in bear-human interactions in 2024, with 5,022 reported incidents, primarily attracted by improperly stored trash and other attractants.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife celebrated 29 staff members for their exemplary service, recognizing rangers, officers, and staff for their dedication, bravery, and leadership in maintaining the state's natural resources and public safety.

Parts of Garden of the Gods Park will be closed on Feb. 25 for a waterline installation; however, the park will remain open to visitors with some detours.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed an uncollared wolf killed livestock, underscoring the need for coexistence strategies between wildlife and ranching.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is holding a meeting in Colorado City to discuss the growing mule deer population and its management with local residents.

The Garden of the Gods Foundation donates $764,639 for park enhancements, including stormwater management, fire safety, ranger vehicle, and trail wayfinding.