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With bumpy green-to-brown skin (occasionally rust or gray) and a thin white stripe along the back, boreal toads look similar to Woodhouse’s toads. Boreal toads occur mostly above 8,000 feet in elevation, whereas Woodhouse’s toads occur mostly below…

Fact sheet covering species affected in Colorado, what to look for, cause and transmission, and public health considerations.

Describes CWD, species affected, hunter precautions, mandatory CWD testing, and CWD management

A review of statewide conservation and recreation programs.

Print copy: SH 11 .C58 2011-2019

Attracting over 11 million visitors per year, Colorado’s 43 state parks and statewide recreation programs are a vital cornerstone of Colorado’s economy and quality of life, offering some of the highest quality outdoor recreation destinations in the…

Public Demand for Parks: During these challenging times, Colorado’s 42 state parks continue to attract over 12 million visitors each year. Colorado’s state parks provide clean, accessible and affordable outdoor recreation for families and anyone…

Fact sheet: Cysticercosis is common in most big game species in Colorado and is of low concern when few parasite cysts are present.

Fact sheet: “Deer adenovirus” causes death by damaging blood vessels in the lungs, intestines, and/or other organs in deer, elk, and pronghorn in Colorado.

Fact sheet: Many diseases are spread at bird feeders including salmonellosis, trichomoniasis, finch conjunctivitis, avian pox, and others.