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Colorado kills 2nd yearling wolf in less than 2 months after it kills calves in Jackson and Grand counties; The uncollared wolf was a member of the One Ear Pack who some say has grown significantly with two generations of pups

1+ hour, 42+ min ago   (446+ words) State wildlife managers killed a wolf last week, the second yearling wolf the state has lethally removed in less than two months. The death of the uncollared wolf from the One Ear Pack brings the total number of uncollared yearling…...

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Colorado’s new wolf conservation manager inherits a growing program — and a lot of uncertainty; Matthew Hyde replaces Eric Odell at a time Colorado’s wolf-reintroduction program is at a crossroads with increasing rancher conflicts, a federal review but also new packs and pups | Local News Stories | montrosepress.com

2+ day, 43+ min ago   (626+ words) Dr. Matthew Hyde has been selected as Colorado’s new wolf conservation manager. Hyde, who spent two years studying the relationship between wolves and people as a postdoctoral fellow with the California Wolf Project through University of California Berkeley’s wildlife program,…...

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The amazing world of bird migration | Local News Stories | montrosepress.com

2+ day, 3+ hour ago   (500+ words) Approximately 70 percent of the 900 to 1,000 bird species found in North America migrate annually between wintering areas in Central and South America to breeding areas as far north as the Arctic tundra. These birds have evolved amazing adaptations for migration, which…...

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Artists and poets ages 4 to 13 years old win $550 in Help Keep Rivers Clean Contest

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (632+ words) The Uncompahgre Watershed Partnership (UWP) is awarding a total of $550 to winners in the Youth Art & Poetry Contest with the theme All of Us Can Help Keep Rivers Clean: Let’s prevent nonpoint source pollution! (Courtesy image) Artists and poets ages…...

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The Story of the National Bird and the State Bird

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (629+ words) Petroglyph of eagle/Ute Indian Museum Lark Bunting (Christena Stephens, USFWS) Due to decreased fire activity and increased containment efforts, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) lifted the closure for public access and downstream recreation on the Colorado River, starti… Read…...

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Rolling for a reason: Born to be Wild truck promotes conflict mitigation, license plate program for wolf reintroduction | | montrosepress.com

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (198+ words) Rolling for a reason: Born to be Wild truck promotes conflict mitigation, license plate program for wolf reintroduction Montrose Daily Press Have any questions? Please give us a call at 970-249-3444 Copyright © • Wick Communications Bee Hive, Paradox Trail fires…...

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Have you heard the word? Bird Walks and Talks with Mike Campbell highlight our feathered friends

2+ mon, 6+ day ago   (207+ words) Montrose Daily Press Have any questions? Please give us a call at 970-249-3444 Copyright © • Wick Communications Montrose school board to consider placing superintendent on paid suspension in special meeting Tuesday Superintendent ready to respond to 'unfounded' allegations raised by…...

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Black Canyon Audubon Society: The extraordinary vision of birds

2+ mon, 1+ week ago   (720+ words) Have you ever stopped to consider how birds see the world? As a kid raised by my grandparents, money did not exactly flow freely. I spent most of my free time, and some of my not so free time when…...

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CPW works with partners to conserve Higher Ground Headwaters Ranch

3+ mon, 3+ day ago   (482+ words) A young bull elk is pictured on the Higher Ground Headwaters Ranch property. (Laura Wagner/U.S. Forest Service) The third-party conservation easement, held by (CSFS) through the U.S. Forest Service Forest Legacy Program (FLP), protects 3,386 acres of important forested and riparian habitat…...

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Fun bird watching tips for kids

3+ mon, 1+ week ago   (678+ words) Identifying birds can be challenging for even the most patient adults. Getting kids interested in birding is even more challenging. Luckily, most kids are natural explorers and generally eager to be outside, so that’s a great place to start. Usually,…...