Study: Most Durangoans do not lock their bear-resistant trash cans

Some say city needs to be more proactive with enforcing ordinance

Montezuma County takes up issue of eagles nesting on private land

County grapples with federal protections for bald, golden eagles

Annual Cortez Christmas Bird Count is Dec. 29

Annual survey adds to Audubon Society’s database

Parks and Wildlife offers reward in elk poaching case

Two trophy bulls killed northeast of Norwood

During breeding season, deer are known to attack

Parks and Wildlife reminds residents to be wary, especially pet owners

Inside Colorado’s ‘hotbed’ of wildlife conflict

Papers: Flawed management leads to needless killings of bighorn sheep

Where have all the elk gone?

In Southwest Colorado, herds show distressing signs

Wildlife officials will try to track bighorn sheep in Weminuche

Officials to use a helicopter to find and fit animals with GPS collars

Mountain lion cub seized after it got sick on bratwurst

CPW warns public to leave baby wildlife alone

Animal pelts stolen from Durango wildlife museum

Police seek information about crime

Early dusk increases wildlife collision danger

Time change means drivers will be commuting in dark

Hunter mistakenly kills moose in Silverton

Farmington man self-reported incident; said he thought it was an elk

Moose population swells at Colorado national park

A moose is spotted browsing on the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park, near Grand Lake, Coloroado. This cow…

How politics could impact future counts of Yellowstone grizzlies

Court ruling restores federal protections

Judge rejects suit to remove Gunnison sage grouse protection

Colorado lawsuit sought to remove bird’s status as ‘threatened’

Chihuahua survives mountain lion attack northeast of Durango

Attacks on domestic pets not unheard of, Colorado Parks and Wildlife says

Trout species thought to be extinct found alive in Southwest Colorado

Wildlife experts able to match DNA with fish samples collected in 1870s

The long, strange trip of Deer 255

A 242-mile migration underscores the need to protect tracts of land

Photos: Peregrine falcon visits downtown Durango

Durango man caught feeding bears is identified

Roy Newman cited for third offense

Rio Grande trout rescued from burned area in San Luis Valley

Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists recently removed some Rio Grande cutthroat trout from a creek affected by the Spring Creek…

San Luis refuges open for elk hunting, but regulations apply

Elk hunting is allowed on three national wildlife refuges in the San Luis Valley.Colorado Division of Wildlife Baca National Wildlife…

Bear cub injured in 416 Fire is bandage-free

Orphaned cub will be released into the wild this winter

Gee willikers! Bear visits liquor store south of Cortez

This black bear was seen in the parking lot of G Whil Liquors south of Cortez Friday at 7 a.m.…