Colorado Senate Bill 16-21 would create a Public Lands Day in Colorado on the 3rd Saturday of each May. The bill passed the senate committee unanimously on February 22, 2016 and the full Senate on March 2. Now the bill moves to the House. CWF had testified in favor of the bill in January but …
Colorado Parks and Wildlife issued a press release on February 5, 2016, expressing concern about impacts to wildlife in northwest Colorado from severe winter. Here is the press release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Mike Porras CPW NW Region PIO 970-255-6162 ============================================================ Colorado Parks and Wildlife monitoring severe winter conditions, impacts to wildlife a concern MEEKER, Colo. …
Colorado Parks and Wildlife issued a press release on February 5, 2016, expressing concern about impacts to wildlife in northwest Colorado from severe winter. Here is the press release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Mike Porras CPW NW Region PIO 970-255-6162 ============================================================ Colorado Parks and Wildlife monitoring severe winter conditions, impacts to wildlife a concern MEEKER, Colo. …
Colorado College released its annual State of the Rockies Project poll on January 11, 2016 finding that, “Three-in-five voters in the West reject the sale of ‘signficant holdings of public lands (60% oppose – and in Colorado 59% oppose). Just one-in-four (26%) would support this even though it was framed as having the goal to …
Colorado College released its annual State of the Rockies Project poll on January 11, 2016 finding that, “Three-in-five voters in the West reject the sale of ‘signficant holdings of public lands (60% oppose – and in Colorado 59% oppose). Just one-in-four (26%) would support this even though it was framed as having the goal to …
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission approved the agency’s strategic plan at its meeting on November 19, 2015. CWF had made extensive comments in April in advance of a plan draft and again in September as to the draft plan. http://cpw.state.co.us/Documents/About/StrategicPlan/2015CPWStrategicPlan-11-19-15.pdf
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission approved the agency’s strategic plan at its meeting on November 19, 2015. CWF had made extensive comments in April in advance of a plan draft and again in September as to the draft plan. http://cpw.state.co.us/Documents/About/StrategicPlan/2015CPWStrategicPlan-11-19-15.pdf
The federal omnibus spending bill did not contain any provision that would adversely impact the conservaation plan for the greater sage grouse. Good news!
The federal omnibus spending bill did not contain any provision that would adversely impact the conservaation plan for the greater sage grouse. Good news!
Colorado State University and Colorado Parks & Wildlife have published a study that examined mule deer response to energy development on winter range in the Piceance Basin in northwest Colorado. They report that “Energy development drove considerable alternations to deer habitat selection patterns, with the most substantial impacts manifested as avoidance of well pads with …
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