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Christmas is imminent, but if you don鈥檛 have a tree yet, permits are available through Dec. 25 to harvest one on public lands.

Researchers have new evidence that enhancing wildlife connectivity between national parks in the West would help animals live hundreds of generations longer.

As people start to take down their holiday decorations, some community leaders and advocates are pushing for recycling those materials.

The Biden Administration has recognized some national landmarks in our region. But some advocates want to see more sites protected that are important to underrepresented groups.

The National Audubon Society kicked off its annual bird count Wednesday 鈥� a program that helps experts understand how birds respond to climate change.

Last September, a woman found what is likely the first DNA-confirmed death cap mushroom in our region. The extremely toxic fungus is a concern for parents and pet owners, alike.

John Denver鈥檚 鈥淩ocky Mountain High鈥� turns 50 years old in October, an anniversary marking the legacy he left in the state of Colorado and far beyond.

A new study shows that listening to nature could have significant health benefits.

With the whirlwind that 2020 has been, more people than ever are going to national parks as a way to social distance and reconnect with nature. That can mean a lot of additional stress to those resources, including one that most people probably don鈥檛 think about.

One of the Denver Zoo鈥檚 former polar bears is now a 鈥減apa鈥� bear.Lee was moved to the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium last fall in the hopes that the 20-year-old鈥�