Join us for our 2nd annual clay shoot June 23 9 am at Colorado Clays, Brighton - call 303-987-0400 

The dates for our BOW 2018 3-day workshop are July 27-29, 2018  and it will be held at the Colorado State University Mountain Campus (Pingree Park outside of Fort Collins).   Registration for the July workshop opened April 13.  We also are offering our popular clays/trap/skeet shoot (includes instruction) "Shotguns and Stilettos" at Colorado Clays on June 24. For info and to register go to our companion website at coloradobow.com   BOW is a nationally popular program offered in 38 states. CWF offers this program in Colorado.CWF received a Partners in the Outdoors grant award from Colorado Parks and Recreation Association and Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to provide a limited number of scholarships for our events!   We thank these two organizations. We also thank participants who have made their own personal contributions to the scholarship fund. 

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Colorado Wildlife Federation advocates and educates for sound wildlife conservation and management policy in Colorado.  

Our members and other supporters believe in stewardship of Colorado's remarkable wildlife and its defining role in our heritage and quality of life. You, as an individual or a business, will be instrumental in helping CWF to achieve common goals. The more devoted and larger CWF's membership and support base, the greater our strength and ability to carry forward our mission. Please support CWF by renewing your membership, joining us, or simply making a contribution of any amount any time, or by volunteering. Thank you!

We will continue to build upon our effectiveness for conserving Colorado's all-important wildlife habitat, expecially on public lands.Do you want balanced wildlife conservation on federal public lands in Colorado?  Do you want reasonable access to public lands? So does CWF.

 

South Park's Master Leasing Planning process is in jeopardy. A Dept. of Interior Report issued October 24, 2017 recommends tossing out the tool. Park County and many diverse stakeholders including CWF have worked hard and effectively for several years to gain protections through this process for important wildlife habitat and streams in iconic South Park. We ask Secretary Zinke and BLM to retain the landscape level planning for South Park.For our view as to the natural resources that need protection, see CWF's comment letter (5/4/17) to BLM.

Browns Canyon was designated a national monument by President Obama February 19, 2015 and dedicated July 18.  It will be managed cooperatively by BLM and US Forest Service. Click here for FAQs (7/15).

 

Big Thompson Update- click on the photo 

Energy development on federal public lands must be planned and managed in a way that does not threaten key habitats for fish and wildlife. CWF strikes a common-sense balance by supporting responsible energy development while demanding that the needs of wildlife and habitat are adequately addressed before leasing and development begin, not as an afterthought. Read more

 

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Do you know what to do if you find an injured animal? If you have found an injured animal, please visit the following websites for information on what to do:

For 2017 LIST of Wildlife Rehabilitators from Colorado Parks and Wildlife, click on the photo


Colorado Parks and Wildlife held August summit to strategize how to reverse declining mule deer populations on west slope. Parks and Wildlife Commission approved strategy at December 2014 meeting. Implementation began in 2015.

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