Black-footed ferret, the rarest mammal in North America, found in homeowner garage; CPW re-releases into the wild
This endangered black-footed ferret popped up in a homeowner’s garage in Pueblo West on Monday. The homeowner coaxed it into a box and called Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Officers and biologists examined it and determined it was among 9 black-footed ferrets released on the nearby Walker Ranch two weeks ago. After deeming it healthy, CPW officers re-released it on a prairie dog colony on the ranch. Photo courtesy of Colorado Parks and Wildlife Black-footed ferret, the rarest mammal in North America, found in neighborhood garage PUEBLO WEST, Colo. – An endangered and extremely rare black-footed ferret made a surprise appearanceRead More
‘SOMOS’ mural debuts at Anythink as part of Fall Artist Showcase
The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMoCA) at Anythink Fall Artist Showcase presents “SOMOS,” a community-inspired mural by artist-in-residence Armando Silva at Anythink Huron Street in Thornton, Colo. “SOMOS” – the Spanish word for “we are”– encouragesRead More
