Colorado Parks and Wildlife is working to capture and reunite a lone uncollared wolf pup with the Copper Creek wolf pack, under U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service rules.

The Cradleboard Trail at Carolyn Holmberg Preserve will close from Oct 15 for bald eagle breeding season protection, following the destruction of their nest by lightning.

Colorado agricultural groups petition the CPW Commission to suspend the wolf reintroduction program, claiming it lacks proper management plans to address livestock conflicts.

Boulder County announces its Junior and Senior Fishing Derby for October 19, with various categories and prizes, to be held at Walden Ponds Wildlife Habitat.

Boulder County closes Ron Stewart Preserve on most Mondays and Tuesdays from Oct. 7 to Jan. 28 for a controlled elk management program involving selected hunters.

A bear cub entered Aspen Middle School's cafeteria, causing a temporary evacuation before wildlife officials safely relocated it. Classes resumed normally after the incident.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife plans to transfer up to 15 gray wolves from Canada to western Colorado in collaboration with the B.C. Ministry, aiming for sustainable populations through releases over several years.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed the death of a reintroduced male gray wolf in Grand County. This marks the third demise in the pack since last year.

The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo announced the birth of a surprise Red River Hog, born to mother Finn and father Gus. The baby's sex is unknown, and it will be named after 30 days.

A California condor was found shot in Colorado, prompting an investigation by wildlife authorities. The incident is significant owing to the bird's critically endangered status.

Denver Parks & Recreation ends summer with the closure of outdoor pools and introduces a fall lineup of activities and programs, as detailed in their September newsletter.

The Littleton Downtown Development Authority has initiated a program to line Main Street with decorated holiday trees, which also supports future greening after 2023's tree removals.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife are trapping and relocating the Copper Creek wolf pack to manage conflicts after livestock deaths, without disclosing the new location for their safety.