Habitat Stamp

The purchase of a Habitat Stamp ($10) provides the core funding for the Colorado Wildlife Habitat Protection Program (CWHP). Anyone buying a hunting and fishing license in the state of Colorado must also purchase a Habitat Stamp. This provides the means for Colorado Parks and Wildlife to work with private landowners, local governments and conservation organizations to protect important fish and wildlife habitat. Since 2007, the Colorado Wildlife Habitat Stamp has grown into one of the state’s important conservation programs and has:

• Conserved 253,000 acres of key wildlife habitat
• Secured 121,500 acres of public access
• Protected approximately 36 miles of fishing access

Purchase your Habitat Stamp today!

Hunting and Fishing Info

FISHING

Have you always wanted to get into fishing but didn’t know where to start? The programs, tips and links below should provide a good start to set you on your way to becoming an angler!

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HUNTING

Have you always been curious about hunting but didn’t know where to start? The programs, tips and links below should provide a good start to set you on your way to becoming a hunter. You’ll find useful information on organizing and planning your hunt, buying licenses and more.

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Mural

The Colorado Wildlife Council partnered with local artist, AJ Davis, to bring an interactive, augmented reality to life in the Golden Triangle of Downtown Denver. It’s vibrant art brings to life two of Colorado’s most iconic success stories, the elk and the cutthroat trout. Using a smart phone on the mural triggers an exciting and educational experience that will capture a viewer’s attention while they learn about the benefits of hunting, fishing, and wildlife conservation.

AR Activation

Use your phone to activate the augmented reality experience. Scan the QR code located on the right side of the mural. Watch as the cutthroat trout swim and jump out of water. Witness the majestic elk move its head around as it does in its natural habitat. Or instead, go wild and take a selfie as an elk. Be sure to tap on the orange dots to learn facts about the animals. Find the mural at 1114 Acoma Street in Denver.