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CPW broke its silence after announcing two weeks ago that it would capture the Copper Creek pack in a blow to the state’s reintroduction plan.
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The BLM plans to remove about 100 horses from Little Book Cliffs near Palisade, adding to the more than 2,100 mustangs captured in Colorado since 2021.
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Still, Colorado's health care workforce is in better shape than a lot of other states.
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Even though rural counties dwarf urban areas when it comes to square miles, places like Denver and Boulder suck up most of the venture capital money. The recent West Slope Startup Week event in Durango hopes to change that.
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The sheriff's office launched an investigation, looking into whether or not the man suspected of harassing the bears will face charges. Some are also calling on the local government to better educate the public on being "bear aware."
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The bird was shot near McPhee Reservoir this spring. The poaching further challenges one of the most endangered species in North America, after years of recovery struggle.
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Colorado's trails and mountain roads are cherished by both locals and visitors. Many of these routes are managed by the U.S. Forest Service, which is currently surveying visitor traffic in the southwest and central Rockies.
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Front Range development is starting to spill onto the plains, threatening one of largest untouched expanses of prairie habitat.
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From funding for abortion to a ban on big cat hunting, Colorado voters have some big decisions to make.
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Backers of Initiative 310 argue it will help advantage more moderate candidates. An initiative on this year's ballot would fundamentally change both primary and general elections in Colorado for most state and federal races.