Wildlife

A livestreaming camera with ospreys in Boulder County is drawing viewers and even generating some news headlines.

A collision with a white-tailed jackrabbit was particularly impactful, causing $344,500 in damage.

50 years after otter reintroduction efforts began in the state, CPW is asking the public to help document the species.

Pest control businesses in Colorado are getting more calls this time of year than usual after an extremely mild winter.

Several new bridges and tunnels were built in the last few years to prevent wildlife-vehicle collisions. Now, state lawmakers are looking to build on the momentum — and qualify for remaining federal grant dollars.

Wildlife officials say when climate conditions impact natural food for bears, they can be drawn into human sources.

The Colorado National Heritage Survey spans plants, animals, and insects in every county in the state. Scientists and community volunteers are entering their third year of collecting data for the massive biodiversity project.

Local musician Andy Straus' newly purchased car was totaled from the impact with a moose.

A bird species called the lesser prairie-chicken once roamed the Great Plains, including parts of Colorado. They once numbered in the millions – but now only an estimated 30,000 of the birds remain. So why did the bird lose its federal protections – and why do bird lovers find the lesser prairie-chicken fascinating?

New research from Colorado State University shows migratory birds like their trips to the city. About half of the hot spots are in major metro areas, including Denver.