Home > Wildlife Nature

Latest Photos

Related Links

More Wildlife

Related Links

Judy Dunn, of Aspen, and her dog, Sophie, were reunited Monday, nine days after Sophie disappeared on Independence Pass. (Janet Urquhart, The Aspen Times)

Dog survives 9 days on Independence Pass

ASPEN — Judy Dunn, of Aspen, couldn't quite believe the call she got Monday morning — and not because it was April Fools' Day. Her dog, Sophie, had been missing for nine days, presumably on Independence Pass, where she had...... Full story

Body found at Grand Canyon is missing Colo. woman

GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. — The body of a woman recovered from the Colorado River at the Grand Canyon is that of a missing Colorado woman. Kaitlin Kenney of Englewood last was seen alive on Jan. 11 at a river camp near Tapeats...... Full story

Abuto is the newest member of its big cat family. The one-and-a-half-year-old African lion was born on July 28, 2011. He weighs 350 pounds but could grow up to 450 pounds. His mane will be full-grown around three years of age.

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo lion pride gains young king

There's a new male lion at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.Named Abuto, the one-and-a-half-year-old African lion is the fifth member of the zoo's lion pride.Visitors can catch glimpses of Abuto through the windows of the Zoo’s new Encounter Africa lion...... Full story

Colorado State Forest Service names new director

FORT COLLINS — The Colorado State Forest Service has a new director. Colorado State University says CSU alumnus Mike Lester will fill the post July 1 — replacing Deputy State Forester Joe Duda, who has been the interim state forester...... Full story

Population of Aspen-area bighorn sheep plummets

ASPEN — The population of Colorado's bighorn sheep herds in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness has plummeted over the past 15 years and wildlife officials want to know why. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Division captured 10 bighorn rams...... Full story

Steam rises around a flock of Sand Hill Cranes as they wade in the partially frozen waters of the Rio Grande River just east of Monte Vista during sunrise on Friday, Mar. 7, 2003.  More than 20,000 of the migartory birds will temporarily reside in the San Luis Valley before heading towards Idaho.  The Gazette, Bryan Oller

In March, Colorado is for the birds

In the San Luis Valley, they have arrived, the first wave of an ancient migration that will bring practically the entire population of Rocky Mountain sandhill cranes to the fields and marshes near Monte Vista. In the eastern plains, prairie...... Full story

Bam Bam, the last remaining bighorn sheep from Sinks Canyon State Park outside Lander, Wyo., died recently of natural causes. Bam Bam became a local celebrity in 2007-09 for his constant presence around visitors and his habit of butting vehicles. (AP Photo/Bill Briggs, Sinks Canyon State Park)

Wyoming bighorn that liked to butt cars dies

LANDER, Wyo. — A bighorn sheep that liked to butt vehicles at a central Wyoming state park has died. Officials with the Sinks Canyon State Park near Lander say Bam Bam was the last survivor of the bighorn sheep herd in the Sinks Canyon. He...... Full story

Storm boosts Colorado snowpack to 75 percent of normal

The Natural Resources Conservation Service says a heavy snowstorm that moved through Colorado last week helped boost the state's snowpack, but the figure remains below average. Mage Hultstrand, assistant snow survey supervisor for the NRCS, tells...... Full story

Indiana couple vows to fight fawn rescue charges

INDIANAPOLIS — Jeff Counceller says a dying fawn he found on someone's porch three years ago surely wouldn't have lived had he and his wife not nursed it back to health on their eastern Indiana farm. The Connersville police officer insists...... Full story

A stuck mule deer buck struggles unsuccessfully to get off  the ice of a frozen-over lake in Golden, Colo., Thursday Jan. 10, 2013. According to the Colorado Department of Parks and Wildlife, which was considering a rescue, the deer was most likely unable to get himself off the ice either due to injury, exhaustion, or the slipperiness of the ice. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

Deer rescued after being stranded on icy lake

GOLDEN — Colorado wildlife officials with help from Coors brewery employees have rescued a large mule deer stranded on an icy lake near Golden. Colorado Parks and Wildlife district spokeswoman Jennifer Churchill said Thursday the animal...... Full story

Welcome to OutTherecolorado.com
ADVERTISEMENT 
ADVERTISEMENT