CPW Events
Colorado Parks and Wildlife regularly offers events, classes, and festivals for all our outdoor recreation enthusiasts. See our current events below.
Are you looking for a Hunter Education Course, Boating Safety Course, Clinic, or Seminar?
CPW Events
Colorado Parks and Wildlife regularly offers events, classes, and festivals for all our outdoor recreation enthusiasts. See our current events below.
Are you looking for a Hunter Education Course, Boating Safety Course, Clinic, or Seminar?
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Jun
19
Wildlife Biology Trivia & Brews
Thursday, June 19
Wildlife Biology Trivia & Brews is coming to Steamworks Brewing Company on 6/19 from 5:00-7:00 PM! Join us for an exciting night of science, trivia, and craft beer! We’re diving deep into Supporting Science in the Wild—all while enjoying some free food, cold brews, and awesome prizes! Test your knowledge, win cool stuff, and connect with fellow wildlife and brew lovers.
Jun
19
Wildlife Biology Trivia & Brews
Thursday, June 19
Wildlife Biology Trivia & Brews is coming to Steamworks Brewing Company on 6/19 from 5:00-7:00 PM! Join us for an exciting night of science, trivia, and craft beer! We’re diving deep into Supporting Science in the Wild—all while enjoying some free food, cold brews, and awesome prizes! Test your knowledge, win cool stuff, and connect with fellow wildlife and brew lovers.
Jun
26
Durango OUT ‘WILD About Fish’ Workshop
Thursday, June 26
In this free interactive professional development workshop, K-12 teachers will explore local fish and aquatic ecosystems through practical, engaging strategies to bring back to the classroom. CPW biology and hatchery experts will be there to share insights on fish ecology, management practices, and current threats to native species to deepen science connections and place-based learning. Participants will take part in hands-on activities, receive the Aquatic WILD curriculum guide, and leave with ready-to-use resources to support teaching.
Jun
26
Durango OUT ‘WILD About Fish’ Workshop
Thursday, June 26
In this free interactive professional development workshop, K-12 teachers will explore local fish and aquatic ecosystems through practical, engaging strategies to bring back to the classroom. CPW biology and hatchery experts will be there to share insights on fish ecology, management practices, and current threats to native species to deepen science connections and place-based learning. Participants will take part in hands-on activities, receive the Aquatic WILD curriculum guide, and leave with ready-to-use resources to support teaching.