CPW successfully completed the second year of gray wolf relocation to Colorado, amid safety concerns and challenges, including illegal killings and harassment of staff.

The Denver Zoo celebrated the birth of its first Somali wild ass foal on January 14, sparking hope for the critically endangered species' conservation.

Denver acquires the former Park Hill Golf Course for conversion into a large urban park, planning public access by summer, through a land swap deal with support from Adams County and Westside Investment Partners.

Boulder County is accepting applications for its 2025 Artist-in-Residence Program at Caribou Ranch, offering a historic and natural backdrop for artists to create and contribute to the region's cultural legacy.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is capturing gray wolves in British Columbia to reintroduce them to Colorado's ecosystem, with health checks and tracking before release.

The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission rejected a petition to delay gray wolf reintroduction, finding CPW's measures satisfactory, including proactive conflict management and education efforts.

Governor Polis announced plans for improved stewardship of Pikes Peak in Colorado, involving a partnership among local and federal agencies to enhance outdoor recreation and conservation efforts in the area.

Boulder, Colorado's urban forest canopy remains at 22%, unchanged since 2018 due to a methodological shift, as detailed in the 2025 State of the Urban Forest report.

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.