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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Employees Speak in Support of Hunting Ballot Measure, as Concerns Remain over How It Could Stifle Wildlife Management

The association said science-based wildlife management can continue as opponents warn the measure could increase litigation and costs.

While state law bars Colorado Parks and Wildlife from speaking out for or against ballot measures, a group of its employees has issued a statement supporting Amendment 83. It’s the latest in a growing list of endorsements both supporting and opposing the measure, which asks voters to consider adding a right to hunt and fish to Colorado’s Constitution on November’s ballot. The Colorado Wildlife Employees Protective Association issued a statement …

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Aspen Times broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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