Colorado Parks and Wildlife was created in 2011 by the merger of Colorado State Parks and the Colorado Division of Wildlife, two nationally recognized leaders in conservation, outdoor recreation and wildlife management.
As part of the merger
legislation, the Legislature required Colorado Parks and Wildlife to develop a five-year plan that addresses issues facing the agency, identifies efficiencies and cost savings resulting from the merger. This plan, which we are calling the Path Forward, was due to the Legislature in December 2013.
Read the Final 2014 Path Forward strategic plan and merger report.
The Path Forward is being built upon a variety of current and recent planning activities at Colorado Parks and Wildlife, along with data and input from park visitors, hunters, anglers, landowners, and other interested Coloradans.
Past Meetings
- Northwest Region Open House, August 14, 2013, Grand Junction
- Southwest Region Open House, August 15, 2013, Montrose
- Southeast Region Open House, September 4, 2013, Colorado Springs
- Northeast Region Open House, October 29, 2013, Denver
Related Links
Former Agencies' Strategic Plans
