Brochures
Dublin Core
Title
Brochures
Description
CPW Brochures
Creator
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Collection Items
Early Colorado Hunting and Fishing Regulations
The earliest hunting and fishing regulation in the library collection is a small, pocket-sized card issued April 11, 1917 summarizing limits and license regulations for both Game and Fish. The earliest brochures, issued from 1937-1947, covered both…
Colorado Mountain Lion Hunting: Regulations
In 1965 the Colorado State Legislature declared mountain lions a big game animal with seasons and limits. Previously, they were an unprotected and bountied animal.From 1965-1992, mountain lion regulations were included in the annaul Big Game…
Mammals Brochures
Informational brochures for public. The collection includes many archival items (no longer used or published) and multiple revisions of some items. Note the dates of publication. Titles:
Bears and Bird Feeders_What You Need to Know (brochure…
Colorado Fishing Regulations
In 1861, the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Colorado, passed the first law addressing wildlife issues. It stated "it is unlawful to take trout by seine, net, basket or trap" (A Look Back, p. 5). Wilson E. Sisty was appointed the first…
Water for motorboats
Colorado lakes and reservoirs where motorboats are allowed
Print copy: CPW Library - FILE W
Print copy: CPW Library - FILE W
Colorado snowmobile regulations
Statutory Reference CRS 1963 as Amended 62-13
Print copy: CPW Library - FILE C
Print copy: CPW Library - FILE C
Colorado master angler program
There are two categories for anglers to consider in the Master Angler Award Program. One category is for kept fish, the other is for released fish. There is a year-end award for released fish.
Scuba divers can help stop aquatic hitchhikers
Divers can unintentionally spread freshwater aquatic nuisance species (ANS) such as the zebra or quagga mussel, New Zealand Mudsnail (NZMS), Eurasian watermilfoil, spiny water flea, or Asian clam from one body of water to another on their scuba…