Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) made a statewide announcement, assigning the Golden Mussel a Temporary Aquatic Nuisance ...

The lone female wolf could be searching for a mate, as wolves typically breed once a year during mid to late February.

CPW has an agreement with Utah, New Mexico and Arizona that any wolf from Colorado could be recaptured and returned to the state.

Following the discovery of golden mussels in California, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is taking steps to prevent the invasive ...

Colorado's lawmakers in the state Senate advanced a bill to ban the sale and manufacture of some semiautomatic weapons.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists were conducting a routine fish survey on the Colorado River when they made an ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife said Thursday that a scat sample from the northwest corner of Moffat County tested positive for wolf DNA, meaning at least one uncollared wolf is on ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is now keeping its eye on a new mussel even though it has not been found in the state yet.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife workers hustled in and grabbed one, wrestling it to the ground. Soon, another wave of workers was on them, helping to subdue the animals. "Oh my goodness, It looked ...

One morning in January, Cory Sutela was driving from Colorado Springs to Denver to present a trail project seeking funds from Colorado Parks a… ...