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.

Colorado distributes $1.17 million in grants to enhance outdoor recreation and conservation, facilitated by the Outdoor Regional Partnerships Initiative, supporting statewide collaborative projects.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is hosting a virtual caucus for hunters and anglers on February 25 to discuss wildlife management and resource stewardship issues.

Governor Jared Polis and CPW are discussing with partners to potentially create a Pikes Peak Recreation Area, aligning with a vision for outdoor activities and sustainable land management in Colorado.

CPW's Southwest Region invites hunters and anglers to a virtual meeting on February 19, discussing legislative updates and changes to the big game draw process.

Colorado gears up for snowmobile events, focusing on avalanche safety and offering tools like the COTREX app for safer backcountry riding experiences.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife temporarily designated golden mussels as an aquatic nuisance species to prevent their spread in the state, following their discovery in California.

Boulder Parks and Recreation is advancing racket sports facilities, with major updates to East Boulder Community Park and Tom Watson Park planned through 2025.

Superior's Asti Park and Grasso Park Historical Museums will open together on February 1st for visitors to explore the city's mining history and heritage.

CU Boulder campus is home to a variety of wildlife, including occasional bears and coyotes, and the university advises maintaining a safe distance and not feeding the animals.