Wildlife

Today's 'Hold onto Your Butts' news story is about a bear who should have, in fact, held onto its butt.

So, far this year 13 baby fawns are being raised in a Wildlife Rehab Center all because other humans thought they needed to be rescued.

I don't mean this in a bad way, but living in Estes Park must be like living in a zoo.

Have you ever had a coyote escort?

Though there are thousands of them roaming the state, it's quite possible you have never seen a Colorado mountain goat in the wild.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are investigating a recent poaching incident that occurred in Estes Park.

A moose chased a group of skiers and riders down the mountain in Breckenridge.

An increase in coyote sightings has happened recently along the Front Range...and you should be careful. We have some helpful tips from Colorado Park & Wildlife.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife removed a mountain lion kitten from a private home in Walsenburg, CO. The baby was sick from being fed bratwurst. We have pictures

Here's this week's reminder not to feed the wildlife in Colorado. Exhibit A: Deer With Raging Testosterone Take Over Local Subway.