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Regulatory text outlining the types of wildlife licenses, requirements for hunting and fishing in Colorado, restrictions on license use, and reward programs for reporting illegal wildlife activity.
Year: 2026
Region / State: Colorado, USA
Subject: Wildlife Licensing and Hunting Regulations
Document Type: Regulatory Text
Issuing Authority: Colorado Division of Wildlife
Target Audience: Hunters, Fishers, Wildlife Officers
Effective Period: From March 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027
Amendments: Included in red text
License Types Covered: Resident and Nonresident Hunting, Fishing, Furbearer, Big Game, Turkey, Limited Unit Licenses
Special Programs: Turning In Poachers (TIPS) Reward Program, Ranching for Wildlife Program
Restrictions: Internet or remote hunting/fishing prohibited, specific unit licenses required, physical presence mandatory
Fees: Duplicate license fees and license exchange fees specified
Permits: Additional permits required for certain species
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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De Montfort University Open Research Archive (“DORA”) Terms of Use and Deposit Agreement
Year: 2023
Region / city: Leicester
Topic: Research preservation, copyright, and licensing
Document type: Terms of use, agreement
Institution: De Montfort University
Author: De Montfort University Library
Target audience: Authors, researchers, copyright owners
Period of validity: Perpetual
Date of approval: Not specified
Date of changes: Not specified
Contextual description: Agreement outlining the terms and conditions for depositing research materials into the DORA repository at De Montfort University, including copyright and usage rights.
DORA 01/30/2026 FINAL REGULATIONS - CHAPTER W-17: DAMAGE CAUSED BY WILDLIFE
Year: 2026
Region / State: Colorado, USA
Subject: Wildlife damage to livestock
Document type: Regulation / Legal document
Issuing body: Colorado Parks and Wildlife Division
Target audience: Livestock owners
Effective period: From January 30, 2026
Amendments: Changes highlighted in red text; deletions shown with strikethrough
Definitions included: Yes, including "Claimant" and "Livestock"
Claim limits: $5,000 per wolverine damage claim
Filing requirements: Submission of Notice of Loss, Proof of Loss, and supporting documents to the relevant CPW Area Office
Insurance requirements: Disclosure of insurance coverage and authorization for Division inquiries
Investigation procedures: On-site inspections for claims over $1,000, evidence evaluation, and settlement discussions
DORA Chapter P-7 - Passes, Permits and Registrations, January 30, 2026
Year: 2026
Jurisdiction: Colorado, United States
Subject: Vehicle passes, permits, and registrations for state parks and recreation areas
Document type: Regulatory chapter
Issuing body: Colorado Department of Revenue; Division of Parks and Wildlife
Effective date: January 30, 2026
Amendments: Highlighted in red text
Vehicle types covered: Passenger vehicles, commercial vans and buses, school buses, off-highway vehicles, government and emergency vehicles
Exemptions: Veterans, disabled residents, military personnel, division employees, concessionaire vehicles
Fee structure: Daily and annual fees, with additional local and basin fees
Pass types: Aspen Leaf annual, annual affixed, state parks annual transferable, Keep Colorado Wild annual
SEC Form 4 Statement of Changes in Beneficial Ownership for Mark D. Kingdon – 01/30/2026
Year: 2026
Jurisdiction: United States
Regulator: U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Document Type: SEC Filing
Issuer: Scotts Miracle-Gro Co
Reporting Person: Mark D. Kingdon
Role: Director, Officer
Transaction Date: 01/30/2026
Security Type: Common Shares
Transaction Type: Acquisition and Disposition
Number of Shares Acquired: 3,271
Number of Shares Disposed: 11,493
Filing Method: Individual Filing
Signature Date: 02/03/2026
Context: Official SEC filing reporting Mark D. Kingdon’s acquisitions and dispositions of Scotts Miracle-Gro Co securities as a non-derivative transaction under Section 16(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
DORA 01/30/2026 FINAL REGULATIONS - CHAPTER W-17: DAMAGE CAUSED BY WILDLIFE
Year: 2026
Region / State: Colorado, USA
Subject: Wildlife damage to livestock
Document type: Regulation / Legal document
Issuing body: Colorado Parks and Wildlife Division
Target audience: Livestock owners
Effective period: From January 30, 2026
Amendments: Changes highlighted in red text; deletions shown with strikethrough
Definitions included: Yes, including "Claimant" and "Livestock"
Claim limits: $5,000 per wolverine damage claim
Filing requirements: Submission of Notice of Loss, Proof of Loss, and supporting documents to the relevant CPW Area Office
Insurance requirements: Disclosure of insurance coverage and authorization for Division inquiries
Investigation procedures: On-site inspections for claims over $1,000, evidence evaluation, and settlement discussions
Topics: W-0 DORA 01302026