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Wildlife species profiles, compiled in 2016, for priority wetland-dependent birds, mammals, fish, amphibians, and reptiles. The purpose of the profiles is to provide landowners and land managers with easy-to-use guidelines for understanding habitat…

With over 30 whitewater parks (WWPs) either completed or in the
planning phases, Colorado is the epicenter for WWP development in the
United States. Although WWPs provide economic and recreational
benefits for local communities (Hagenstad et al.…

Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has made whirling disease research a high priority for more than 20 years as part of the agency’s mission to conserve and perpetuate wildlife resources. When whirling disease first appeared in the state in the 1980s,…

Many of Colorado’s coldwater lakes contain fish species, such as suckers and minnows, which provide little value to anglers, compete with managed sport fish, and have the potential to reduce water quality. However, these undesirable fish may be…