Bluff Lake Nature Center reopens in Central Park after an $8.5M upgrade, with a free weekend celebration and new classrooms and accessible trails.

Ruby Hill's free urban rail yard reopened for 2026 with fresh features and free weekend rentals. Riders should plan daytime visits while lighting is repaired.

Denver marked the start of a major redo at Skyline Park on Wednesday, with officials promising a central water plaza that becomes an ice rink and new green space.

Major General Laura Clellan is the sole finalist to lead Colorado Parks and Wildlife as the commission prepares to vote next week amid wolf‑program turmoil.

Jefferson County warns Conifer-area residents after two pets were attacked by mountain lions. Officials advise leashing pets, using lighting, and reporting sightings.

A breeding male from the King Mountain Pack died during a Jan. 28 CPW re‑collaring operation in Routt County; necropsy results are pending and capture work is paused.

State and federal managers want more patrols, monitoring and possible upgrades at North Sand Hills; public comment runs through March 1. Agencies say surveying and staffing changes will guide next steps.

Denver unveiled a framework for the 155‑acre Park Hill Park after nearly 6,000 public comments. City officials hope to begin design bidding this spring; funding and details remain unsettled.

A bald eagle found at Croke Reservoir on Jan. 12 had surgery after X-rays revealed a ball bearing in its wing; Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking the public for tips.

Monarch Mountain will open 377 acres of new terrain this Thursday, with a ribbon‑cutting and first chairs atop the Divide. The Tomichi lift adds nearly 1,000 feet of vertical and a dozen new runs.

Horsetooth Mountain Open Space reopens after a temporary closure due to a mountain lion exhibiting suspicious behavior near a hiker. Visitors are advised to stay vigilant and informed on how to handle potential encounters.

USFWS approved Colorado's 2025 State Wildlife Action Plan, which aims to protect species and habitats with federal funding and stakeholder collaboration.

Colorado Springs plans to enhance parks, trails, and open spaces by 2026, including master plan improvements, trail expansions, and infrastructure updates aimed at sustainability and meet community needs.