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How wildfires are impacting Colorado’s wildlife

With wildfires raging across Colorado amid extreme drought conditions, the state’s inhabitants — human and wildlife alike — ...
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Colorado lawmakers redirect funds from gray wolf reintroduction towards healthcare

On August 21, Colorado lawmakers approved the reallocation of $264, 268 from the Division of Parks and Wildlife’s ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife office, 2 state wildlife areas reopen near Meeker

Containment efforts of the Lee Fire have allowed Colorado Parks and Wildlife to reopen a Meeker area office and two nearby ...
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As fire activity slows in Rio Blanco County, Colorado Parks and Wildlife begins search for chronically depredating wolf

As the Elk and Lee fires burned and grew in Rio Blanco County earlier this month, Colorado Parks and Wildlife became aware ...
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Colorado lawmakers advance bill to redirect some wolf funding but kill effort to pause further reintroduction

A panel of Colorado lawmakers on Thursday advanced a bill that would redirect some funding from the state’s wolf ...

Arvada police, Colorado Parks and Wildlife to discuss reported coyote aggression in neighborhoods

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is getting involved after an increase in reports of dogs hurt or killed by coyotes near Lookout ...
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife warns of toxic algae in DeWeese Reservoir – water harmful to people and pets

A growing bloom of toxic blue-green algae at DeWeese Reservoir State Wildlife Area prompted Colorado Parks and Wildlife to warn the public Aug. 19 to avoid contact with ...
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Colorado officials still searching for depredating Copper Creek wolf as it confirms August livestock attack

For the past month, Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff have been unable to locate and kill a second Copper Creek wolf ...