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CPW releases 2025-2029 Big Game Season Structure Preliminary Alternatives and Staff Recommendations - Vimarsana News

CPW releases 2025-2029 Big Game Season Structure Preliminary Alternatives and Staff Recommendations

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) recently released its preliminary alternatives and staff recommendations for the 2025-2029 Big Game Season Structure (BGSS). Over the past year, CPW has considered various biological,

Colorado Parks and Wildlife to host public meetings seeking input for draft Elk Herd Management Plans - Vimarsana News

Colorado Parks and Wildlife to host public meetings seeking input for draft Elk Herd Management Plans

Eagle County residents will have a chance to weigh in on elk herd management plans next week. Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Northwest region is seeking input on elk management as it drafts Herd Management Plans...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission meeting recap for January 17-18, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission meeting recap for January 17-18, 2023

At the January 17-18 meeting, the Parks and Wildlife Commission heard proposed changes to regulations as follows. All final regulations approved at the January 17-18, 2023 meeting will go into

CPW begins herd management fly-overs - Vimarsana News

CPW begins herd management fly-overs

Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists initiated their deer and bighorn sheep population assessments Dec. 12. The surveys will be conducted using low-altitude helicopters. CPW hopes to conclude the assessments by

CPW herd management flyovers begin this week - Vimarsana News

CPW herd management flyovers begin this week

Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists initiated their deer and bighorn sheep population assessments on Dec. 12. The surveys will be conducted using low-altitude helicopters. CPW hopes to conclude the assessments