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Ep 17: The Next Step for New Hunters with Bryan Posthumus

Passing hunter education is an important first step. But what happens after that? In this episode of The Evolving Hunter Podcast, Jae sits down with Bryan Posthumus, Statewide Hunter Outreach Coordinator for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, to talk about what it actually takes to help new hunters move…

Thursday, October 1

On today's podcast: With federal Medicaid cuts looming, doctors in the Roaring Fork Valley are bracing for the impact it will have on patients. Xcel energy is moving forward with infrastructure improvements in Garfield County. And Colorado Parks and Wildlife is going to temporarily stop killing wol…

Colorado wildlife officials say they'll stop killing wolves that attack livestock. What's behind the new policy?

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials made a major announcement last week: They will no longer kill wolves believed to have repeatedly preyed on livestock.  It's a shift in how Colorado has managed its fledgling wolf population. Previously, officials tried to strike a balance between Colorado voter…

Are moose a native Colorado species? This CU researcher set out to answer the question

If you ask a wildlife official – moose are relatively new arrivals to Colorado.  In the late 1970s, wildlife managers released two dozen moose captured in other states into Routt National Forest near Walden. Before that, moose may have occasionally wandered in and out of Colorado, but didn’t have a…

Maroon Bells under new management? dueling income tax proposals, delivery drones for Denver

The federal government no longer wants the expense of managing the scenic — and incredibly popular — Maroon Bells, so it’s looking to turn that responsibility over to Pitkin County. But the arrangement is raising some concerns. Then, voters will see two questions on their ballots about income taxes…

Ending the Massacre of Prairie Dogs

On episode 144 of the Green Root Podcast, Elise Elswood, Founder of Grasslands Colorado, calls on Colorado Parks and Wildlife to take immediate action to curb the unregulated recreational shooting of prairie dogs on public lands. Host Josh Schlossberg talks with Elise about: -How outfitter-led pr…

KMTS Connections: Rifle Elks and Colorado Parks and Wildlife Youth Fishing Derby

Janet Ketelsleger with the Rifle Elks Lodge and McCoy Burke with Colorado Parks and Wildlife joined KMTS to talk about the annual Youth Fishing Derby at Lions Pond in Rifle. The free community event is designed to get kids and families outdoors for a fun morning of fishing, prizes, giveaways, and a…

10-14-26 *INTERVIEW* John Livingston for Colorado Parks and Wildlife on the Annual Kokanee Salmon Giveaway

In Colorado, a unique fishing tradition is underway, and it's not just about reeling in a big catch. The state is giving away free salmon, but there's more to this story than meets the eye. Joining us to dive into the details is John Livingston, the Southwest Region Public Information Officer for C…

10-14-26 *INTERVIEW* John Livingston for Colorado Parks and Wildlife on the Annual Kokanee Salmon Giveaway

In Colorado, a unique fishing tradition is underway, and it's not just about reeling in a big catch. The state is giving away free salmon, but there's more to this story than meets the eye. Joining us to dive into the details is John Livingston, the Southwest Region Public Information Officer for C…

Group cries foul on Colorado hunting ballot measure

Members of a group opposing a ballot initiative that would enshrine hunting and fishing in the Colorado constitution are accusing Colorado Parks and Wildlife of using public funds to influence the election. Sun rural reporter Tracy Ross has been following the call for an investigation into violatio…