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This is why you shouldn't leave bear attractants laying around.

This is why you shouldn't leave bear attractants laying around.

This is why you shouldn't leave bear attractants laying around.

In celebration of Colorado Day, and the 146th birthday of the state, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is offering free entry to all Colorado state parks on Monday, Aug. 1.

In celebration of Colorado Day, and the 146th birthday of the state, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is offering free entry to all Colorado state parks Monday, August 1.

Bears are a natural part of Sun Peaks. Between April and November each year, bears come out of denning and make the mountain their home.  It's important everyone does their part to keep wildlife safe,

In the friendly, small-town atmosphere of Steamboat Springs, some locals do not look highly upon people honking their vehicle horns unnecessarily, but in this case, Colorado Parks and Wildlife educators say honk as much as...

Wildlife officers from Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) relocated a yearling bear cub on Tuesday, after it was seen eating from garbage cans and bird feeders in Colorado Springs.

A Bear Aware sign on the entrance to Sun Peaks. Photo SPIN. Community members are stepping up to make the village more bear aware and manage attractants, alongside Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality (SPMRM) and

An orphaned bear cub that Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers placed in an artificial den in January in hopes of returning it to the wild had to be euthanized recently