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The Colorado Birding Trail is Expanding!

If you know of a site in the Northwest, public or private, which you believe warrants a spot on the Colorado Birding Trail, contact us and we will send you a nomination form.

Karval Mountain Plover Festival

The 2008 Karaval Mountain Plover was a big success! The Rocky Mountain News featured the event as a front page story!

Birding Trail Signs Are Here!

Keep a lookout for the new signs.
The first Colorado Birding Trail public site marker sign was installed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff at the turn-off to Brush Hollow Reservoir State Wildlife Area, from State Highway 115 in Penrose, June 29th, 2007. Additional site marker signs are currently being installed on all of the fourteen trails throughout southeastern Colorado. Birding Trail visitors should look for these brown and white Birding Trail Logo signs to assist them in locating the nearly 200 public wildlife viewing sites featured along the Colorado Birding Trail.

Colorado Birding Trail Guide

Now Available!
A printed version of the Colorado Birding Trail has been developed for the Southeast and Southwest portion of the state and is available. The Trail Guide features directions, maps, and descriptions to over 400 watchable wildlife places in Colorado. Get a copy today!

CDOW Unveils New Habitat Stamp

The loss of habitat is the single most significant cause of wildlife population decline in Colorado. Recognizing the need to preserve Colorado's wildlife habitat for future generations, a group of sportsmen and conservationists took its idea of a habitat stamp program to the state legislature, where it was enacted into legislation and signed by Gov. Bill Owens.
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