Wildlife

LPEA spends $800,000 a year to protect birds from electrocution

Southwest Colorado co-op hopes project will be finished by 2020

Haviland Lake to be drained; fish limits lifted

says repairs necessary on dam’s outlet structure

Environmentalists seek to protect dunes sagebrush lizard

A federal report says the habitat for the dunes sagebrush lizard has shrunk to only about 655 square miles in…

New Mexico man charged for letting dog kill fawn

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials call situation ‘disturbing’

Two bears euthanized after man attacked while camping near Pagosa Springs

Wildlife officers not sure what prompted bruin to claw through man’s tent

Caution urged after Colorado mountain lion sightings

Donna Kendrick says she and a neighbor both saw a mountain lion recently in their back yards in west Loveland.…

Living with Wildlife Advisory Board wants to stick to facts in wolf discussion

to draft summary report about prospect of animal’s return

Homeowner shoots, kills bear in Vallecito

Wildlife officials say bruin was displaying aggressive behavior

Photos: Elk, calves graze north of Durango

Mountain lion strikes a pose in Hermosa resident’s backyard

stayed about five minutes before wandering off

Despite cold spring, bears should have good natural food supply

Reports of nuisance animals trending up in some neighborhoods

Camera captures bear burned in 416 Fire waking from hibernation

Colorado Parks and Wildlife will no longer track bruin

Colorado Parks and Wildlife seeks public comment on big game seasons

will be effective for five years beginning in 2020

Agencies consider Sage Hen motorized trail proposal

would allow motorized vehicles on route to Dolores River Canyon

Ute Mountain-Mesa Verde Birding Festival to feature tours, lectures

takes place May 8-12 in Montezuma County

Neighbors rescue deer struggling in flowing Dolores canal

enters water, uses lasso to pull does to safety

Wildlife closures end later than planned around Durango

to reopen Wednesday after two-week extension

Mesa Verde National Park denies public access to horse roundup

to federal government actions is a First Amendment right, court says

Agencies work to minimize blasting impact on golden eagles

The Daily Camera reports that rock blasting is set to begin Tuesday in the lower Boulder Canyon along Colorado 119.…

Winter slumber comes to an end for hibernating bears

hibernation ends, officials say it’s time to take precautions

Plan to double Parks and Wildlife fines gains momentum in Colorado

bill advances in Senate; $184,000 in revenue at stake

Winter slumber comes to an end for hibernating bears

Officials say it’s time to take precautions to reduce human-wildlife conflict

Golden eagle hit by a car released back into the wild

says it took almost a year for eagle to recover

Mesa Verde to begin horse removal

National Mustang Association will organize adoptions