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Stable population of lynx in Colorado after reintroduction 20 years ago Courtesy of Colorado Parks and Wildlife DURANGO, Colo. (KRDO) -- Colorado Parks and Wildlife says theres a stable population of lynx since reintroducing them 20 years ago. Wildlife officers have been monitoring the presence of the big-footed felines using remote cameras and wintertime snow tracking. Data shows theres between 150 and 250 in the San Juan mountains CPW has released 218 lynx from 1999 and 2016, with each animal...

The Canada lynx is making a comeback in Colorado. According to a press release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), the lynx population is now comfortably within the 150-250 range in the San Juan Mountains, just 21 years after the animals reintroduction to the state. CPW began releasing lynx in the area in 1999. Although reintroduction ceased in 2006, the organization is currently monitoring the lynx population through cameras and tracking missions in southwest Colorado. However, it is nea...

The Canada lynx is making a comeback in Colorado. According to a press release from Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), the lynx population is now comfortably within the 150-250 range in the San Juan Mountains, just 21 years after the animals reintroduction to the state. CPW began releasing lynx in the area in 1999. Although reintroduction ceased in 2006, the organization is currently monitoring the lynx population through cameras and tracking missions in southwest Colorado. However, it is nea...

New Colorado Wildlife Overpass Being Added in 2021 Colorado wildlife are getting a new way to cross the road. Construction is scheduled to start in the spring and will add several features to Highway 160 between Durango and Pagosa Springs. Currently, about 60 percent of the crashes in that region are attributed to wildlife-vehicle collisions. Here are the projects that will be done: Construction of a wildlife underpass structure just west of the U.S. 160 and CO 151 intersection at MP 126.8 C...

Wildlife overpass and underpass will make U.S. Highway 160 safer COLORADO ― Colorado Parks and Wildlife and the Colorado Department of Transportation have partnered with the Southern Ute Indian tribe and several other organizations to construct a new wildlife mitigation project in southwest Colorado. The project, slated to begin this coming spring, will construct several features on U.S. Highway 160 between Durango and Pagosa Springs that will promote safer travel for motorists, enhance safer...

In an 18-month span from 2017-2018, there were 32 wildlife-vehicle collisions on a 2-mile stretch of Highway 160 between Durango and Pagosa Springs in the San Juan Basin of Colorado.