Unlike many Eastern states, Colorado has a growing moose population. In fact, there are so many moose in the park that officials are concerned about vegetation.

Rocky Mountain National Park is studying the impacts a booming moose population is having on its ailing willows and wetlands.

The Rocky Mountains are a testament to the incredible diversity of wildlife thriving amidst natural beauty. From apex predators like the grizzly bear and mountain lion to the agile mountain goat, each ...

A Cornell University researcher shares about the avian flu virus: where it comes from, and how it’s spreading from domestic ...

Sixteen of the captured elk were outfitted with GPS collars that will be active for one year to help understand their ...

While many of Colorado’s Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep herds continue to struggle with disease, 2024 was a better year for the state animal. Andy Holland, a big game manager at Colorado Parks and ...

Elk captured in the Crazy Mountains, northwest of Big Timber as part of a targeted elk brucellosis surveillance project have ...

9 Parks and Wildlife Commission meeting. The report examined the health of Colorado’s Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep and its desert bighorn sheep and mountain goat populations and how herd health ...

President Donald Trump’s new picks to lead federal land and wildlife agencies are already causing concern for those who value science-based, conservative management.

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks hopes to collar 16 elk in the Bob Marshall Wilderness this month as part of a study to better determine why the population has been on the decline in the South Fork of ...