The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission unanimously adopted the resolution supporting federal public lands

Today, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission unanimously passed a resolution “Concerning the Protection of National Public Lands In Colorado” (Resolution 2025-02), which are essential for wildlife habitat, outdoor recreation including hunting and fishing, and many other uses. And by extension, the resolution supports the federal employees in the agencies that manage those lands in the Department of the Interior and the Department of Agriculture. This is especially pertinent to the most threatened public lands, which are the multiple-use lands held by the Bureau of Land Management and the US Forest Service.