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Feds approve Colorado’s plan to reintroduce wolves – and kill them in some cases

The federal government granted Colorado the authority to manage and kill wolves in specific circumstances on Tuesday, clearing a path for the state to meet a voter-approved deadline to relea...

Unscheduled kokanee giveaway to take place in Dolores Thursday

Sizable early run means Colorado Parks and Wildlife will distribute fish at Joe Rowell Park

Human-moose conflicts are on the rise in Colorado. Who is to blame — humans or moose?

Following four incidents where people were injured by moose in recent months, should wildlife managers take a closer look at population numbers?

Help empty Huck Finn Pond of fish before Oct. 15

Get your rod and reel – it’s open season at Huck Finn Pond in Durango

Survey of Durango’s public treescape will inform long-term plans for urban forest

Tree health, present and future shade and equitable distribution among factors under consideration

Bear euthanized in Telluride serves as reminder to secure trash

The 400-pound bear began to starve due to intestinal blockage of human trash

Bear Smart Durango receives $90K for conflict reduction

Grant will fund trash can rebates, campsite food lockers

Durango secures land donation after 16 years of negotiations

Waters family gives 49-acre Animas River Greenway parcels to city

Bears are back in town as summer passes its peak

Lock up those trash cans, as bears are fattening up for winter, officials say

What does the reintroduction of wolves mean for Colorado’s deer and elk herds?

Big game will share state lands with new lupine residents

Man severely injured in bear attack near Lemon Reservoir

Sheep herder working northeast of Durango released from hospital after surgery

Mama bear charges hiker on Durango trail

Colorado Parks and Wildlife urges outdoor enthusiasts to stay alert, be prepared for wildlife encounters