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If given the proper tools, will hikers pack out their poop? A study of Colorado’s busiest 14er explored this and more

If given the proper tools, will hikers pack out their poop? A study of Colorado’s busiest 14er explored this and more

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An estimated 1,650 hikers poop each year on Colorado's tallest and busiest 14er.See the Story
Decision on citizen petition to halt wolf introductions is still pending as CPW staff work on a recommendation

Decision on citizen petition to halt wolf introductions is still pending as CPW staff work on a recommendation

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission is asking for patience as it reviews a petition submitted by 26 groups asking the state to pause its next release of wolves. In October, this group of rancher organizations petitioned Colorado Parks and Wildlife, asking the agency’s commission to stop reintroduction efforts for gray wolves until more tools are fully implemented to reduce conflict with livestock.  “You are not required to introduce wolves at…See the Story
Colorado’s bear activity was ‘off the charts’ this year with sightings, conflict rising

Colorado’s bear activity was ‘off the charts’ this year with sightings, conflict rising

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This year, Colorado’s bears have been busier than ever, particularly in its northwest corner where a colder, wetter spring brought bears closer to humans and their garbage.  Between Jan. 1 and Nov. 1, Colorado Parks and Wildlife received 4,644 bear reports, a 36% increase from the same period in 2023. This makes it the third-highest conflict year since 2019 and above the six-year average for bear conflicts and sightings.  “This year, I think bot…See the Story

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