After wolves were reintroduced in the winter of 2023, wolf pups have been spotted in Colorado for another season.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff have been monitoring multiple den sites for several weeks and confirmed Thursday that they have seen new pups born this year.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioner Tai Jacober said it’s “ugly” right now for Pitkin County livestock producers. In the ...

The agency recaptured the Copper Creek pack last year after confirming the wolves had repeatedly killed livestock.

After three deaths on Lake Pueblo in the past month, many people have been wondering how safe it is to take part in ...

A federal appeals court ruled that the White House has the latitude to exclude any journalists it chooses from the Oval ...

The director of Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Wednesday defended the agency’s handling of a wolf pack in the Roaring Fork ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is calling the 2025 Blue Mesa Lake Trout Tournament a "banner year" and said it was the best ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are reminding the public about the dangers of moose after three attacks since May 30, ...

After responding to three recent moose attacks in Park, Grand and Routt counties, CPW said it highlights the animal’s innate ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has denied a permit request for elephant performances at the Colorado Renaissance Festival, ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) says they have "lethally removed" a gray wolf from Pitkin County after ranchers reported ...