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Work puzzles, play games, or take a quiz or two—they are all about Colorado wildlife!

• Crossword Puzzles: Solve puzzles using clues about wildlife terms, biology, fish, and more.
• Wordfinds: Find words from a list in a jumble of mixed-up letters.
• Black Bear Challenge: Play a game where you score points for the correct answers—but you can lose points, too, if you're not right!
• Habitat Happenings: Play the original and learn about some of Colorado's wildlife, or play the new Habitat Happenings II and learn about threatened and endangered species. These games are timed, so play more than once to improve your score and better your time!
• Animal Match: Can you identify each animal based upon clues to their identity?
• Be Bear Aware in Colorado Bear Country: Are you aware of bears in Colorado? Print this booklet and color the pages—you'll become "bear aware"!

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Watch—and listen—to short (30-60 second) video clips of some of Colorado's most vocal inhabitants. There are six videos on the Sights and Sounds page, and others will be added from time-to-time, or will replace some that are there now. Come back often to watch them again, or watch—and listen—to the new ones!

 

"a.m. Colorado" Video Series

Filmed in high-definition (HD) video and recorded in digital audio, a.m. Colorado captures the early-morning sights and sounds of some of Colorado's most unique landscapes and wildlife species.

 

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• The Division of Wildlife, in 1999, began "reintroducing" lynx into Colorado? Learn about these amazing cats from the Looking At Lynx page. 
• Read about Colorado's diverse habitats, ecosystems, and wildlife (owls, hummingbirds, bison, moose, toads, and many, many other species) in the issues of Colorado's Wildlife Company.
• Living around wildlife is great, but sometimes wildlife and people have conflicts. Learn what you can do to help people and wildlife in the Living with Wildlife series of articles.
  • Living with Bears in Colorado 
  • Living with Wildlife in Coyote Country
  • Living with Wildlife in Lion Country
  • Living with Wildlife in Moose Country
• Why is a lynx like a lynx and not like a kangaroo? Find out in Cat Adaptations.
• Can you tell a brook trout from a brown trout? How about a wiper from a splake? See if you can, and see what many other Colorado fish look like on the fish Species Identification page.

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• Be a Hatchery Manager—an interactive game
• Interactive map of Colorado fish hatcheries
• Fishing clinics
• Youth Big Game Hunts
• Youth Waterfowl and Pheasant Hunts
• Hunter Education courses
• Careers in wildlife management
• Volunteer with the Division of Wildlife

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• Species Profiles—Learn about Colorado's critters!
• Image Database—Search for pictures of birds, fish, mammals, and more!
• Species of Concern—Some wildlife needs special attention.
• Outdoor Survival—What everyone should know about making it in the outdoors. 
• The Colorado Birding Trail
• Wildlife Discovery Pages—Wildlife activities for kids, primary through middle school grades.
• Don't Tempt Them with 'Junk' Food—Why it is not a good idea to feed wildlife.