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The proposed county budget would pave 100 miles of county roads and hire new workers for conservation areas and libraries.

It is vital to preserve recreational trail access for the larger trails community, which includes hikers, equestrians, trail runners, mountain bikers and others.

Colorado Parks & Wildlife said they have contacted other Western states about providing wolves. CPW set to approve its wolf management plan Wednesday, May 3.

While their numbers are small, these organizations have made an outsized impact with their efforts to protect our air, land and water for people and wildlife.

The hilltop off of Mountain Meadow Road in North Escondido looks like countless other deserted orchards in North County, with ramshackle structures in withered avocado groves. Members of The Escondido Creek Conservancy see a sanctuary from urban sprawl and and a future science education center.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife will present its final draft of its gray wolf restoration and management plan at a commission meeting Thursday.

That is why it is necessary to establish new territories with varying degrees of protection to connect fragmented habitats and create conditions for the return of long-extinct species in the country, said the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

On Feb. 2, Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff fitted Wolf 2101 near North Park with a GPS collar, but the collar came off soon after. According to a Parks and Wildlife news release, staff were...

Wolf 2101 recaptured and recollared in Jackson County

One of the captured wolves was the Northern Colorado packs breeding male, and the other is presumably one of packs six pups.