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Sowing Seeds
Reforestation and what’s at stake in Colorado’s burn scars
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A few roads go a long way
Agency partnerships address post-fire flooding in burn scars
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Organizations receive disaster recovery grants from National Forest Foundation
The National Forest Foundation provided grant funding to organizations to support their efforts in the Cameron Peak Fire burn area and beyond. This allowed these two organizations to increase their capacity, therefore, increasing the Forest Service capacity.
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2020 Fire Recovery Information
Five major wildfires burned over 300,000 acres of National Forest System lands on the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests in 2020 - Cameron Peak, East Troublesome, Williams Fork, Lefthand Canyon and Calwood. Find fire recovery will continue for years to come.
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Fire in winter
Prescribed fire numbers are going up in the Colorado Front Range as forest treatment efforts come together during pile burning season.
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Students of Fire
Job Corps fire crews shape students’ futures and the landscape during the wildfire crisis
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Communities coalescing
Colorado Front Range landscape partners cross boundaries to reduce wildfire risk
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Hessie Cabin: Dynamite, Mines and Trapdoors
How the discoveries beneath a historic 19th century cabin are shaping its renovation and guiding future use
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Collaboration is Key: Trail Improvements on Colorado's Fourteeners
If summiting one of Colorado’s “fourteeners” is a feat, imagine how much work it takes to build the trails to the top!
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Field Notes: Deputy Forest Supervisor treks through Indian Peaks Wilderness
Read about Deputy Forest Supervisor Aaron Mayville's backbacking trek through the Indian Peaks Wilderness and tour of the Arapaho National Recreation Area.
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Buckhorn Ranger Station: Fires, Floods, and Vandalism
How a small Colorado community is redefining itself
