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About the Alliance
The Colorado Wildlife Alliance is comprised of volunteers from all walks of life and all corners of Colorado. We are united in our passion for wildlife and our vision of wild animals being managed for healthy ecosystems. To achieve this goal we work within the current wildlife governance framework to advocate for wildlife-friendly laws and policies, and within our communities to facilitate wildlife coexistence. We believe that wildlife should be managed for wildlife. If you agree, we hope you will join the Colorado Wildlife Alliance today.
COLORADO WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT
Did you know that right now Colorado's wild animals are managed specifically for special interest groups, not for their own health or ecosystem benefits? Policy recommendations, while informed by science, are based on human needs and interests.
Often, decision-making bodies will disproportionately weigh the desires of traditional human stakeholders, like folks who buy hunting and fishing licenses or outfitters and livestock producers, over non-consumptive use groups and ecosystem health. ​​​​​
Colorado Parks & Wildlife
The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission meets regularly to make important decisions about wildlife. Your voice is essential at these meetings to ensure the best outcome for wild animals.
Colorado Wildlife Coexistence
From bear awareness campaigns to prairie dog relocation, learn how you can take steps to facilitate wildlife coexistence in your community.
Colorado State Legislature
Wildlife bills are introduced by elected officials during legislative session where they can become law. The legislature also confirms Parks & Wildlife Commissioners and sets the state budget.
UPCOMING EVENTS
February 4
Colorado Wildlife Alliance Virtual Open House
Tuesday, February 4 at 6:00 p.m.
Via Zoom
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Learn more about the Colorado Wildlife Alliance by joining our Zoom open house. Register below for link.
February 5-6
Colorado Wildlife Fur Auction
Wednesday, February 5 through Thursday February 6
Lincoln County Fairgrounds
33747 County Rd 2W
Hugo, CO 80821
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Fur trappers can trap and kill an unlimited number of animals and sell their fur for profit. This includes foxes, bobcats, beavers, pine martens, and even ringtails.
February8
13th Annual Bald Eagle Festival​
Saturday, Feb 8 from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Barr Lake State Park
13401 Picadilly Rd
Brighton, CO 80603
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There is one guided bird hike at 9am. No dogs are allowed on this hike as you will be walking through the wildlife refuge.
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Raptor Education Foundation will be here with a live raptor presentation! Activities include kids crafts, a face painter, and shuttles to the gazebo.
Wildlife Wire Podcast
