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OUTDOORS: Wildlife moms don t need our help, leave young wildlife alone | Outdoors

Wildlife on Colorado’s landscapes are now actively protecting and raising their young. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) asks that the public respect wildlife by giving them space and leaving young

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Camping season means precautions to remember

Spring safety tips from the Aspen Police Department, Colorado Parks & Wildlife and the United States Forest Department as campgrounds open next week.

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O Rourke: Leave wildlife wild, please, for their sake

Every spring, CPW and local parks receive an increase in office visits and calls from people that report they

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Leave Young Wildlife Untouched – Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado

Leave Young Wildlife Untouched – Pagosa Daily Post News Events & Video for Pagosa Springs Colorado
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CPW rehabilitates young bear injured and orphaned

CPW rehabilitates young bear injured and orphaned DENVER – After a rough beginning to life, a yearling black bear injured during the Camreon Peak Fire is back roaming the Colorado Rocky Mountains with a new lease on life. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) treated and rehabilitated this young bear for nearly five months before releasing it back into the mountains in Larimer County on May 5. Special circumstances and collaboration that spanned across landowners, wildlife officers, state wildlife health and wildlife rehabilitation officials allowed for the unique opportunity to treat this bear, but its natural survival instincts is really what kept it going.

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