6.6K views · 326 reactions | While this year looked a lot different than the last, we’re grateful for epic landscapes, diverse wildlife, endless terrain to explore and good people to adventure with. There’s no place we’d rather be. Happy Colorado Day. What's one thing (or five) about Colorado that you’re thankful for? Share below  | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

23K views · 305 reactions | See for yourself what Colorado wild turkeys are up to during the springtime in our newest Livin' the Wildlife video. | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

33K views · 679 reactions | Each fall, our biologists place wildlife cameras to monitor lynx activity and habitat occupancy   But we were able to capture plenty of other wildlife too — moose, turkey, mountain goat, pine martin, bobcat and more! | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

Open your mind to the great outdoors with the Colorado Parks & Wildlife "Check Out State Parks Program" and Wilder. Part yeti, part goat and all friend, Wilder invites people of all ages to find their wilder side in the great outdoors. The Program is available at your local library and includes a free pass to any state park and an activity backpack containing binoculars, brochures and other materials. Now get out there. https://cpw.info/3uwesFv @generationwildcolorado @​​greatoutdoorscolorado Ab

328 reactions · 41 shares | Love the outdoors? Show your support for conservation in CO with the Keep Colorado Wild Pass. Plus entry into CO state parks | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook

You g-otter check this out… This trio of river otters was recently filmed at Stagecoach State Park, taking advantage of some open water on the reservoir. Known for sliding on ice, snow and their playful swimming, seeing a river otter in the wild is something special. Did you know? A group of river otters can be called a romp, lodge, or raft (among several other names). Video description: A group of three river otters plays on ice and swims in a partially frozen lake. | Colorado Parks and Wildlif

4.8K views · 55 reactions | All of our state park visitors, including blind or lower vision visitors, deserve access to our services and that is where Aira steps in. More info: https://cpw.info/3XOO3BK | Colorado Parks and Wildlife | Facebook