The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission will meet in Denver to discuss a range of topics including wildlife management, season dates, and licenses. Public streaming is available on CPW's YouTube page.

A report by Colorado Parks and Wildlife reveals an outbreak of Avian Paramyxovirus-1 causing dove deaths in Colorado, with a focus on public awareness and safety.

Wildlife officials captured a coyote linked to the Thanksgiving attack on a child in Colorado after finding human DNA on its paws. Feeding wildlife is suspected for causing unnatural predator behavior.

Arapahoe County has approved new open space rules effective January 1, 2025, aiming for sustainable use and management of parks and trails following community input.

Bluffs Regional Park begins a six-month trail reconstruction to tackle erosion and wear, affecting daily access with partial closures and construction traffic.

Englewood is soliciting public feedback on Cushing Park's renovations during an open house event, emphasizing community engagement in their Renew & Recreate initiative.

Boulder Reservoir operations for 2025 include a year-round west side closure for species management, restrictions on Class 5 watercraft, limited wake days, revised permit costs, carpool incentives, and trail and storage fee adjustments.

Boulder, Colorado, will implement seasonal closures in several areas by 2025 to protect sensitive wildlife habitats during critical breeding and nesting periods.

The City of Boulder has introduced a 3D art piece at Valmont City Park by artist Gregory Fields to educate visitors about rain gardens and local waterway health.

Colorado prepares for 2025 gray wolf releases with initiatives to reduce wildlife-livestock conflicts, including conflict minimization programs and the Colorado Range Rider training.

Boulder will temporarily close Cottonwood Trail next week for invasive tree removal, advising commuters to use alternative routes provided on OSMPTrails.org.

The City of Colorado Springs is starting the process to create a master plan for revitalizing Stratton Neighborhood Park, with a community event scheduled for feedback.

Centennial Cone Park closes from Dec 1 to end of January for hunting, except Mayhem Gulch area. Permits required for hunting. Park reopens Feb 1 for regular activities.