Wildlife is the third most common reason for crashes on I-70-
Story 1. New Web site launched to track wildlife along Interstate 70. Sky Hi Daily News.
Story 2. Colorado officials and advocates conserving wildlife by stopping roadkill. By Caroline Griesel. Examiner
How many readers have hit large animals? Maybe I […]
Continue Reading →Motorist saves woman as she was being stomped by the buck-
Florissant, Colorado area deer gores woman who tried to pet it. By Daniel Petty. The Denver Post
Continue Reading →25 “problem” bears have been killed this year, but to little apparent effect-
Colorado wildlife experts get aggressive going after smart bears
Aggressive tactics weighed to control nuisance bruins
By Bruce Finley
The Denver Post
Bear tags have also been increased by 75%. This, however, seems to target bears that are […]
Continue Reading →Bear ate 74-year old women at house thought to consistently feed bears-
Coroner: Bear caused death of Ouray County [Colorado] woman. Montrose Daily Press.
Continue Reading →Colorado and Washington State see wolverines in new places.
In recent years wolverines have been seen in places where they were not expected. Is this because people are looking for them or are they expanding their range? One wolverine in an isolated location does not mean that there is a sustainable population. There have been […]
Continue Reading →These are third generation kittens from the original reintroduction-
Third-generation cats mark milestone for state wildlife program. Bob Berwyn. Aspen Times.
This is a happy uptake in the number of lynx kittens.
Continue Reading →Sierra Club and others file lawsuit-
The recent designation of more critical habitat for the recovery of the lynx was another response to Julie MacDonald’s political meddling during the Bush Administration.
The major remaining point of contention is the desired addition of Colorado where a state-funded lynx […]
Continue Reading →White River National Forest, Colorado offers new travel plan that would restrict ATVs-
In interesting question is, is ATV use a generational thing or is it related to aging? If Bob Elderkin (in the article below) is in the majority, it is a generational thing, with older forest users, including hunters, being less, not more […]
Continue Reading →Wolf sightings renew Colorado debate. By Charlie Meyers. Denver Post Outdoors Editor.
Continue Reading →NYT Times thinks so. It should be obvious to everyone-
That’s what we need, more urban sprawl on the front range of the Rockies in Colorado; and the water to fuel it will by pumped in from far away — SW Wyoming — the upper Green River. This kind of thinking is […]
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