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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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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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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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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