Do Not Disturb: All Winter Recreationists Can Help Conserve Wildlife
The Wintering Wildlife Conservation Initiative asks Coloradans and visitors to avoid disturbing wildlife during the winter season.
Final Plan Amendments Align Colorado BLM Big Game Habitat Management with Colorado Oil and Gas Development Regulations
Plan amendment creates consistency between federal and state jurisdictions for oiland gas development within high priority big game habitat, sets precedent forefficiently updating management plans statewide The Colorado Bureau of Land Management recently signed...
TRCP Celebrates New Wildlife Management Areas in the Final Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests Plan
823,000 acres of Wildlife Management Areas a positive step to limit disturbance of most sensitive big game habitats and migratory routes.
Colorado 2024 Legislative and Agency Wrap Up (So Far)
TRCP’s Colorado staff recaps some of this year’s conservation highlights from the Centennial State.
TRCP Breaks Down Updates to BLM’s Oil and Gas Leasing Policies
The Bureau of Land Management has modernized its rules regarding oil and gas leasing on public land to reduce conflict between oil and gas development and fish, wildlife resources.
The TRCP applauds BLM Eastern Colorado Resource Management Plan for Establishing Backcountry Conservation Areas
Within BCAs, the BLM will prioritize conservation, restoration, and hunting and angling opportunities.
Hunters, Anglers, and Other Wildlife Conservationists Ready to Ensure Colorado Deer, Elk, Pronghorn, and Bighorn Sheep Habitats Are Conserved and Enhanced Statewide
Draft plan provides opportunity for BLM and Colorado to synchronize oil and gas leasing, permitting, development, and mitigation protocols within high priority big game habitat.
TRCP Commends USFS for 834,000 acres of Proposed Wildlife Management Areas in the Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre, and Gunnison National Forests
Newly established Wildlife Management Areas and critical management updates seek to protect and enhance high-value habitat for big game.
Improving Management Where Big Game and Recreation Overlap on Public Land
If updated, Colorado Bureau of Land Management plans could prevent habitat loss and reduce tensions between recreational user groups.
