Loveland opens prime winter elk viewing property along busy US Highway 34
Along with opening the 26-acre property where hundreds of elk can often be seen, a traffic signal was installed along U.S. 34 at Glade Road.
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Elk being seen in Loveland — Colorado Parks and Wildlife has tips to keep people safe
Kara Van Hoose, northeast region public information officer for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, said as well that it is ...
DNR postpones elk research project in northwest Minnesota
The Department of Natural Resources is postponing the elk research project in northwest Minnesota because of scheduling delays and unfavorable conditions to safely and successfully capture and collar ...
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Tracking Nebraska’s elk: Scientists study growing population
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission has partnered with University of Nebraska–Lincoln scientist John Benson to conduct the ...
Lagoon is phasing out its zoo, has already relocated big cats
The Keenesburg facility where the six cats were transported has over 33,000 acres of natural habitat, home to over 950 rehabilitated animals, including almost 150 lions, tigers, bears and wolves ...
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Eagle Rock Ranch signs Colorado’s first Elk Migration Agreement
Working with the Colorado Cattlemen’s Agricultural Land Trust (CCALT), and the Property and Environment Research Center (PERC ...