Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Colorado Parks and Wildlife are offering cash incentives for each fish caught out of two Colorado Reservoirs.

Lately, the wildlife seems to be out and about.

A moose that made his way into the Fort Collins area has been relocated by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

The closure is temporary for the animals' calving season.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been receiving calls of people picking up newborn fawns and calves in the Estes Park area.

Nine Colorado shooting ranges received part of the Colorado Parks and Wildlife grant.

PSA from Colorado's wildlife: We're all in this together. #RecreateResponsibly.

"So blessed to live in a area where you can witness Mother Nature’s finest. A calf’s first step."

Colorado’s moose population now approaches 3,000 animals statewide.

A picture worth a thousand words.

For the first time in Colorado a deadly disease was detected in rabbits and hares.

Recently, river otters have been showing up in ponds and creeks across the Front Range, but for a long time, there were none in Colorado at all.