Living with Wildlife
Handling Conflicts
There are many resources available to help if you are
experiencing conflicts with wildlife. If you have conflict issues
involving big game species, you should contact your local Colorado
Parks and Wildlife office. Big game species include deer, elk,
pronghorn, sheep, goats, bear, and moose. Before calling, read the
appropriate articles, listed below, to learn of ways you can reduce
the potential for conflicts with wildlife. If a wildlife conflict
poses immediate danger for the animal or people in the area, call
your local CPW office or law enforcement agency. Please do not call
if the conflict is simply "nuisance" in nature. 303-297-1192
Avoiding Conflicts
As cities along the Front Range and throughout Colorado grow, new or
expanding subdivisions impact wildlife habitat. Wild animals are
often displaced by development. Some species are able to live in
nearby open spaces, parks, undeveloped parcels of land, river
bottoms, and on or near bodies of water. Others have adapted well to
urban living; skunks and raccoons, in particular, seem to thrive in
and near cities.
* Make sure trash is stored in a bear proof container, shed, or
garage; put trash out on the morning of pickup only.
* Remove bird feeders and other food attractants (pet food, for
example), including BBQ grills.
* Secure windows and doors.
* Supervise children and pets when they are outside.
* Refrain from playing, running, or walking outside between dusk and
dawn.
![Falcon attacking large bird in our backyard (Arvada, Colorado)](assets/falcon-attack.jpg)
Spring 2022: Falcon attacking large bird in our backyard.
Falcon disabled the bird and then swooped away leaving only a pile
of feathers behind.
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