In Colorado, hunting and fishing are not only about recreation but also about conservation, the chief means of keeping wildlife populations in check.

Colorado voters will decide this November whether to make hunting and fishing constitutional rights, potentially reshaping how the state manages wildlife. Why it matters: It's the latest ballot fight ...

DENVER — Colorado voters are projected to reject a ban on hunting mountain lions, bobcats and lynx in Colorado with the rejection of Proposition 127, according to Decision Desk HQ. Proposition 127 ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Coloradans love to hunt and fish — it puts meat in the freezer, helps sustain healthy wildlife populations, and this outdoor recreation tradition has been ...

Both sides of Amendment 83 claim to speak for the state’s sportsmen, and each accuses the other of political meddling ...

We are current and former Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners, which is the body that sets wildlife policy, including a former chair, and we encourage a “yes” vote on Proposition 127.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees are in the crosshairs, caught between mountain lion lovers on the left and anti-wolf advocates on the right. The news ...

A group seeking to establish a constitutional right to hunt and fish in Colorado has cleared a major hurdle on its way to the November 2026 ballot. On July 8, supporters of what’s currently known as ...