19K views · 1.4K reactions | Thanks to conservation efforts, Colorado's wild turkey population has surged to more than 35,000, and can be found in 53 of the state’s 64 counties. | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

A week ago we sat through another contentious and grueling Wildlife Commission meeting. Here is a quick update on the happening at CPW. In case you missed it, we stat down with John Aliss of United Houndsmen of Colorado and Austin Parr of Discount Fishing Tackle about the latest challenges facing hunters, anglers, and conservationists at the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission. From debates on live bait bans, fur-bearing animals, and beaver management groups, to broader issues like rewilding,

When science leads, wildlife wins. Colorado’s moose introduction showcases what CPW accomplishes when allowed to operate as the enterprise agency it was designed to be—making bold, innovative decisions based on biology, not ballot initiatives or political winds. In the late 1970s, wildlife biologists introduced a non-native species to Colorado because the science supported it. Trained professionals using data, habitat assessments, and adaptive management principles. The result? A population that

4.8K views · 55 reactions | All of our state park visitors, including blind or lower vision visitors, deserve access to our services and that is where Aira steps in. More info: https://cpw.info/3XOO3BK | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook