Northern Colorado Environmental Alliance

02/03/2021

And so it begins......

Colorado wildlife officials spotted a new 4-year-old male wolf near North Park and had contractors with a helicopter capture it in a net and tranquilize it, then when the wolf wriggled loose chase …

05/30/2017

This is what happens when so called adults have no respect for nature and our public lands. STOP destroying our natural resources!

05/24/2017

Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s two predator management plans have been ensnared in contention and doubt regarding their scientific legitimacy and underlying purpose since being unanimously approved by CPW Commissioners in December 2016 (see Boulder Weekly’s Off Target: Parts 1, 2, 3 and 4). The two p...

05/21/2017

It is time for CPW to stop lying. Take a listen.

Independent reporter Rico Moore has been taking an in-depth look at the Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s so-called Predator Control Study, which proposes to

05/15/2017

These actions by this "administration" are illegal. Please take the time to comment prior to July 10th.

https://www.regulations.gov/document?D=DOI-2017-0002-0001

President Trump ordered an unprecedented review in April that could open federally protected lands to mining, logging and drilling.

04/25/2017

Outdoor recreation is among our nation’s largest economic sectors. From the smallest rural towns to the most densely packed cities, outdoor recreation powers a vast economic engine that creates billions in spending and millions of good – paying American jobs. When we invest the foundation of the rec...

04/02/2017

So, perhaps we should pay attention to the results of the study and cancel the proposed bear killings this Spring?

Colorado Parks & Wildlife researchers are finishing their six-year study of black bears. Their data challenges core assumptions that have shaped management policies for decades — including whet…

02/03/2017

For those who have never been there, Blue Lake is a beautiful, pristine area. This is infuriating!

01/20/2017

09/09/2016

"Wildlife Services, an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, will capture the predators using cage traps, hounds and potentially even foot snares, and shoot the animals."

Mule deer may seem ubiquitous in the Roaring Fork Valley, but Colorado Parks and Wildlife say numbers of the species are below its target in some key areas

09/06/2016

The Lorax might have spoken for the trees, but it turns out that trees can speak for themselves. At least to other trees, that is.

09/05/2016

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