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CPW lifts all voluntary fishing closures in Southwest Region - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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The Southwest Region of Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has rescinded its voluntary fishing closures on 11 sections of river, effective immediately. Recent rains and cooler temperatures have alleviated stress on fisheries across southwest Colorado, prompting CPW to remove voluntary closures in place in the region. “We want to thank all of the anglers and guides who helped take pressure off of some of our favorite fisheries in the region during this difficult summer,” said CPW Southwest Region
Find fall colors at Colorado state parks (opens the original)
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Colorado’s vibrant “leaf-peeping” season has begun and will transform the trees into a breathtaking canvas of colors over the next few weeks. The stunning fall foliage display, a spectacle that draws annual crowds to Colorado, is a unique time to experience Colorado’s diverse landscapes. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) welcomes outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy the changing fall colors at Colorado’s world-class state parks, and encourages visitors to play a proactive role in protecting them. “We as
Colorado Parks and Wildlife's Southwest Region responds to two reported bear attacks in recent days - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers are investigating two reported black bear attacks that have occurred since Friday in South Fork and Durango. Evidence suggests a black bear bit a woman on the right forearm through her tent around 5:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 11 at the Rio Grande National Forest’s Park Creek Campground near South Fork. A black bear entered a condo building through a bedroom window and scratched a 17-year-old woman inside around 2 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 13, on Escalante Drive in Durang
Colorado Parks and Wildlife shares preliminary human-bear incident numbers - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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Given the extraordinary drought and fire year, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) staff have been responding to a drastic increase in bear reports from the public. While wildlife officers work to manage and mitigate human-bear interactions statewide, relocation and euthanization options are exercised for bears that have been hit by motor vehicles, are found suffering from poor health and body condition, have attacked humans, or have entered homes or other structures. This year, the public has exp
Hunting seasons start in Colorado: How hunters and outdoor recreationists can prepare and new regulations hunters need to know - The Pagosa Springs Sun (opens the original)
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The 2026 hunting seasons have begun, and hunters are gearing up for exciting adventures. However, hunters aren’t the only ones rushing to the outdoors this fall to enjoy everything Colorado has to offer. Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) emphasizes the shared responsibility of safety among hunters, hikers, bikers, leaf peepers, wildlife viewers and off-highway vehicle (OHV) users. As most of Colorado's outdoors is multiuse, it's crucial for both hunters and nonhunters to show respect and courtes
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