Colorado
Lakewood, CO 80228-1807
Plan Your Visit
The Colorado Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office is headquartered at the Mountain Prairie Regional Office in Lakewood, Colorado. Due to the diverse nature of its conservation projects, the office maintains staff at various locations across the region, including Rocky Mountain National Park and several military installations such as Buckley, Cheyenne Mountain, Peterson, and Schriever Space Force Bases, as well as the U.S. Air Force Academy, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, and McConnell Air Force Base.
Hunting licenses and game tags must be obtained from Colorado Parks and Wildlife or the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, depending on the location and species.
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About
The Colorado Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office is part of a national network of field stations dedicated to conserving fish and aquatic resources across the Mountain-Prairie region. The office works cooperatively with partners such as the Department of Defense and National Park Service to manage fish, wildlife, and forest resources on federal and state lands. For nearly 40 years, the office has specialized in cutthroat trout recovery and military natural resource support under the Sikes Act. Their mission focuses on using science-based approaches to conserve and enhance aquatic resources for the benefit of the American people.