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Colorado turns to 'Trojan' trout to wipe out invasive fish with all-male broods
Officials see it as a practical way to restore native fish without remaking the entire ecosystem.
CPW is beginning a project that will see the removal of non-native brook trout from Colorado waters, which will be followed by the reintroduction of native cutthroat trout to the area ...
Editor’s Note: A previous version of this story inaccurately reported that native trout species had returned to the channel. While Colorado Parks and Wildlife has reported recovery of brown trout and ...
HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, Colo. — Using a strategy right out of "Jurassic Park," Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is making a "historic" effort to eradicate a non-native species of fish that's been ...
The Stoner Mesa Fire in southwest Colorado has burned around 7,300 acres so far, and biologists are working to protect wildlife in its path. The terrain around the fire is rugged and can be difficult ...
In the front-page article, “Durango-La Plata County Airport opens new terminal, security checkpoint,” about the airport terminal remodel (Herald, May 18), mention was made of “two metal brown trout ...
Brown trout are a perfect example of this tinkering. Although they’re naturalized and fully wild in many places around the ...
RICO, Colo. — As the Stoner Mesa Fire burns in the San Juan National Forest, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials have evacuated hundreds of native trout out of the fire's path. Earlier this week, ...
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