Colorado Parks and Wildlife announce four-year project aimed at studying bald eagles
Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced Tuesday a four-year study on bald eagles in the Front Range to learn about their populations trends and human impact. The state park department will look at the national bird from the Denver-metro area up to the Wyoming state line. As of last year, more than 90 breeding pairs of bald eagles are currently living in the corridor, according to a news release. "The reason we are focused on this area is the concentration of bald eagles along the Front Range, juxtaposed with the concentration of humans and human infrastructure along the Front Range," said CPW...
Source: denvergazette.com