CP&W

CPW has since been working to build back the population that is considered a threatened species by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Colorado Parks & Wildlife recently helped rescue a bald eagle that was tangled in fishing line.

A Colorado Parks and Wildlife officer recently helped remove a metal can from an elk's hoof.

A Colorado Parks & Wildlife ranger helped rescue an abandoned iguana from a Colorado campground.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife helped to free a moose who had its neck and antlers tangled in rope.

A Colorado resident mailed a rock back to CPW after taking it home from a state park.

CPW has given an update on a young Colorado bear that was rescued from the East Canyon fire near Durango.

A young bear burned by wildfire has been taken to a treatment facility.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has been receiving calls of people picking up newborn fawns and calves in the Estes Park area.

Recently, river otters have been showing up in ponds and creeks across the Front Range, but for a long time, there were none in Colorado at all.