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Colorado Parks and Wildlife director does not believe wildlife council violated electioneering laws following allegations

Clellan paused the campaign and asked for an advisory opinion after critics alleged the council spent license-fee money to sway ballot measures.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director Laura Clellan is seeking advice from the Secretary of State on allegations leveled against an advisory committee she oversees.  The allegations claim that the Colorado Wildlife Council — a board tasked with marketing and public education around hunting, fishing and wildlife conservation — violated the Fair Campaign Practices Act in 2024 by misusing funds on an ad campaign to influence a wildlife-related ballo…

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Aspen Times broke the news on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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