Must See! Orphaned Black Bear Cubs Released Back Into Wild

Colorado Parks and Wildlife releases 2 rehabilitated bear cubs near Boulder
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said that one of the cubs was found roaming around Longmont and the other was discovered in Colorado Springs.
Here’s why you may see Colorado Parks and Wildlife aircraft above the Western Slope this winter
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is preparing to take flight across the Western Slope this winter to study various animals including elk, deer, moose, wolves and bighorn sheep. In December, the agency will kick off
Colorado Parks and Wildlife released two bear cubs in Boulder County
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers released two bears in Boulder County last Friday. Both bears spent months in a rehabilitation facility in Del Norte. Now CPW says the bears are ready to make their own dens for hibernation. CPW posted the information on Wednesday.
Bear release goes awry when cub heads straight toward photographer in Colorado. See it
A hesitant cub nearly took out a wildlife staffer as an officer released it into the Colorado wilderness, video shows. Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Northeast Region shared the video to X, formerly known as Twitter, on Wednesday, Nov. 27, and reflected on the agency’s typical advice to those who encounter bears in the wild.
Rescued Bear Cubs Released Back Into Colorado Wilderness
Two bear cubs were released back into the wild in Boulder County, Colorado, on Friday, November 22, after being rescued and rehabilitated over the past year, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW).
Heartwarming moment five orphaned bear cubs released into the wild
After being rescued, all the cubs entered a rehabilitation center to grow and socialize before being released back into the wild.
Watch as orphaned bears are released back into the wild after being rehabbed in Colorado
Of the 25 cubs rehabilitated at Frisco Creek this year, eight were released Wednesday following three others earlier last week.
Bear cub snatched from a tree to pose for photos is free at last, and doing well
A bear cub who was hauled out of a tree and separated from her family in April is now back in the wild and doing just fine, say North Carolina wildlife officials.
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Forget Black Friday and celebrate Fresh Air Friday with free entry to Colorado’s state parks
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26 agricultural groups file petition for Canada to not source wolves to Colorado
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Hunting advocacy groups sue Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners over mountain lion op-ed during the November election
Two national hunting advocacy groups are suing the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission and two individual commissioners ...
In a letter, 26 organizations ask Canada to not give wolves to Colorado
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Wolf exploration continues across I-70 in northwestern Colorado as winter begins
Colorado’s gray wolves are still making big movements almost one year into reintroduction efforts. In November, the wolves ...
Colorado state parks will be free the day after Thanksgiving
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Livestock groups plead with Canadian government to halt wolf relocation to Colorado
Colorado livestock organizations urge Canadian government to delay wolf introduction, citing concerns over caribou population ...
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife to award up to $50,000 for initiatives that promote the ‘Born to Be Wild’ special license plate
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - Colorado Parks and Wildlife recently announced the ‘Born to be Wild License Plate Grant ...
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife building new law enforcement training facility in Denver
Colorado Parks and Wildlife plans to expand its Denver training facility by retrofitting a former shop building.