How many of these bird species can you recognize while hiking in Colorado? #Colorado #Wildlife #Birds

🚨CPW released news that a third wolf is dead in Colorado from among the ten that were introduced last winter. The other seven reintroduced wolves remain alive and well, along with four pups and two wolves who naturally migrated into the state. Read more 👉

After a hiker took a fatal 400-foot fall last month, SAR teams have decided the risks are too high to justify more recovery attempts and are suspending further operations. It's a stark reminder of the inherent danger faced by visitors to the mountains. Read more 👉

Under a new agreement, CPW will capture and transport 15 gray wolves from British Columba later this year, the second batch of reintroduced wolves in Colorado. Read more 👉 zurl.co/PsKX #Colorado #News #WolfReintroduction #CPW #Wildlife

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🌿 TLNT rail Tip: Never Cut Switchbacks! 🚫 Why? 1️⃣ Prevents erosion 2️⃣ Protects nature 3️⃣ Ensures safety 4️⃣ Respects trail builders The journey matters as much as the destination. Keep trails beautiful! 🏞️ #LeaveNoTrace #HikingEtiquette #TrailConservation

The discovery of new personal items near Mt of the Holy Cross may finally bring resolution to this 19-year mystery. At the time, the search for Michelle Vanek was the largest SAR operation in Colorado history. thenextsummit.org/after-19-years…

🌲 National Forest Plans shape how public lands are used for recreation, conservation, & more. Learn about the White River National Forest's 2025 plan & get involved! Read: zurl.co/6iCa #ForestManagement #PublicLands

We all know that the cat and dog #SpringfieldOhio story is a bunch of bullshit, but here's the background on Trump's #auroracolorado lie. nytimes.com/2024/09/15/us/…

Hey friends: Our Policy Issues page just got a fresh new look! Check it out to learn about our policy advocacy work defending outdoor recreation access across Colorado.🥾🏔 We have two exciting new projects focused on river access and corner-locked land now that the fix CRUS

What should you do when you encounter wildlife during your hike? Whether it’s a curious elk, a mountain lion, or even a bear, knowing how to respond is key to staying safe and protecting these amazing creatures. Check out our latest blog post on What to Do When You Encounter

🛑 Outdoor Safety Reminder 🛑 A viral post has resurfaced suggesting you change your voicemail if you're lost with low battery in the wilderness. While it may seem like good advice, it's actually dangerous and could make things worse. Alpine Rescue Team recently broke down why

Encountering wildlife while hiking is thrilling, but it’s important to know how to respond safely. Here’s a quick guide for common animals in the wild: 🖤 Black Bear: Stay calm, make yourself look bigger, and slowly back away. If it approaches, yell and wave your arms to scare

WOOT! Our free webinar is tonight at 7-8pm MT! 🎉 Join us for a deep dive on how to plan perfect autumn adventures in the mountains! 🏔🥾 We will be exploring variable weather conditions and navigating early season snow and ice, sharing what's in our pack and how to deal with

For years, we’ve been taught outdated lightning safety advice. It’s time for an expert update! The classic “lightning position” (crouching on a sleeping pad) won’t actually help you avoid a strike. 🛑 So what should you do? 🔹 Forget the lightning position. Focus on finding safe

🚨FYI: Snow is on its way! The Front Range peaks will see 2-6 inches above 9,000 ft, with 12 inches possible on Longs Peak Saturday and Sunday. If you were hoping to sneak in a 14er before snow begins to fall, tomorrow (Friday) is your last good chance. thenextsummit.org/first-major-sn…

🚨 Heads up, mountain people! A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect from 6 PM Saturday to noon Sunday for areas above 9,000 feet, including Summit County, Rocky Mountain National Park, Berthoud Pass, and more. Expect 4 to 9 inches of snow, which will make roads slick,