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A wildfire-focused bill to ban beaver hunting on public lands dies in committee
Bill was rejected after debate despite supporters citing beavers' role in wildfire resilience; Colorado Parks and Wildlife estimates 43,000 to 64,000 beavers statewide.
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A wildfire-focused bill to ban beaver hunting on public lands dies in committee
A bill that would have banned recreational beaver hunting on Colorado public lands was killed in committee on Monday, March 23, after a four-hour debate. House Bill 1323 was introduced by a group of Democratic lawmakers including Reps. Mandy Linsday, of Aurora, and Elizabeth Velasco, of Glenwood Springs, and Sens. Lisa Cutter, of Evergreen, and Cathy Kipp, of Fort Collins. The bill proposed the ban but would have still allowed Colorado Parks a…
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