bears

Make sure you're extra "Bear Aware" this September.

Do you remember the bear that received serious burns two months ago in the East Canyon Fire near Durango, Colorado? After two months of tender loving care, the bear has been released back to the wild.

The cub had been eating food from humans.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife are warning residents that bear activity is ramping up across the front range.

Two orphaned bear cubs were caught on camera emerging from a den created by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Two black bears were caught on video in the front yard of a residents home in Morrison, Colorado.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife shared a wild video of a bear chewing on a game camera.

In the newest episode of "Abnormally Normal at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo" two massive grizzly bears test a bear-proof trash can.

Lions and tigers and bears, oh ⁠— no, just bears.

Three orphaned black bear cubs taken from inside the Estes Park city limits are getting a new start at Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Frisco Creek wildlife facility.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds everyone that bears are on an urgent search for food making it especially important to bear-proof your homes and cars.

A mom and two bear cubs broke into an Estes Park pizzeria over the weekend.