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Bill Vogrin

Colorado Springs
As seen in: The New York Times, Stars and Stripes, The Gazette (Colorado Springs), KJCT-TV (Grand Junction, CO), KKCO-TV (Grand Junction, CO), High Plains Journal, Montrose Daily Press, The Mountain Mail, Colorado Outdoors Magazine, Kiowa County Press and
Colorado Parks and Wildlife public information specialist, ex-editor, columnist, newspaper writer. Bill has covered the Pikes Peak region since 1994.
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CPW pursues coyote after child attacked

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By Bill Vogrin
| Kiowa County Press Verified
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officers and partner agencies are aggressively pursuing a coyote that attacked a 4-year-old girl Thanksgiving Day in northern Colorado Springs and the agency is reminding everyone to be vigilant of their children and pets when living amid wildlife. Besides hunting the coyote, CPW officers are investigating the attack, which occurred in late afternoon Thursday in a neighborhood east of Monument Creek and Interstate 25 not far from the Air Force Academy.
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Caring About Conservation: Partnership for Black-footed Ferrets

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By Bill Vogrin
| Colorado Outdoors Magazine Verified
When Colorado Parks and Wildlife Terrestrial Biologist Jonathan Reitz spotted a pair of green eyes shining back at him in the darkness of a ranch field during a midnight wildlife survey, his heart rate jumped with excitement, not fear. Those green eyes were not something to fear. They were something to celebrate because they belonged to one of the most endangered mammals in North America: a black-footed ferret (BFF).
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Belveal's Better Bear Trap

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By Bill Vogrin
| Colorado Outdoors Magazine Verified
In 2023, Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s Area 14 team, led by Wildlife Technician Jeff Belveal, brainstormed ideas for a new bear trap to replace a collection of old, crude bear traps made mostly from scrap parts like steel storm culverts and welded “guillotine” doors.
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