The action is part of the state’s controversial and embattled voter-mandated initiative to restore the large predator
Colorado Denies Petition to Pause Wolf Reintroduction After Ranchers Charge Half-a-Million Dollars for Livestock Losses
Colorado Parks & Wildlife voted 10-1 to move ahead with the state’s voter-mandated wolf release program, denying a September petition from stockgrowers’ groups
New studies suggest farm genetics may be altering migration patterns and changing the behavior of Eastern wild mallards
In an unexpected about-face, Colorado Parks & Wildlife has decided to remove and relocate wolves that the agency released in Grand County late last year
Conservation Partners Spend Millions to Restore Key Habitat for Threatened Bull Trout in Montana
How Trout Unlimited is working with state and federal agencies to preserve the dwindling habitat of an increasingly rare native trout
A field guide on the most common disease-spreading ticks in North America””plus, tips on how to prevent bites
Invasive critters cause damage to the ecosystem every year. The good news for hunters and anglers? Some of them are edible
Wondering what these slimy land mollusks eat, and how? Here’s a full breakdown
United States Fish & Wildlife Service to Expand Hunting Access on More than 200,000 Acres
The move will open new areas to hunters and anglers on 12 refuges across the country this coming fall
The well-known hunting guide violated the Lacey Act for putting clients on mountain lions that had already been treed or cornered before their hunt began