“Pueblo Chemical Depot, by being chosen as the 10th reintroduction site in Colorado, is the first Department of Defense and Army installation to join in the ferret recovery program administered ...

Pueblo County's black-footed ferret population recently increased by 22 after members of the nation's most endangered mammal family were released at the Pueblo Chemical Depot. The bred-in ...

Editor's Note: This story was originally published Friday, April 5, 2013. SELIGMAN – At 2 in the morning, you start seeing things in the path of the spotlight. A shrub that appears to move.

Next time you visit the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, be sure to say hi to the oldest living black-footed ferret in captivity. Nine-year-old Two Bit earned the distinction last week ...

Fort Collins’ Soapstone Prairie Natural Area just got a little cuter. Seventeen endangered black-footed ferrets have joined the group of 42 reintroduced to the prairie near the Colorado ...

Larimer County, Colo. – Nine black-footed ferrets were released into the wild Tuesday; the latest success story in a remarkable conservation recovery. The release was part of Colorado Parks and ...