CSFS Forester Receives Prestigious Award for Excellence in Forestry
Carolina Manriquez, lead forester in the Steamboat Springs Field Office, was recognized for her years of dedication to science-based application of forestry.
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Carolina Manriquez, lead forester in the Steamboat Springs Field Office, was recognized for her years of dedication to science-based application of forestry.
With the help of multiple partners, the Colorado State Forest Service led an effort that drastically improved forest conditions at Poncha Pass in southwest Colorado. See how they made it happen.
National Forest Products Week celebrates the important role of forests in our environments and economies.
It’s common for evergreen trees in Colorado to show some fading yellow or brown needles in October. Learn the difference between the natural shedding process and an insect infestation.
Roger Dev and Marolyn Kvols spend their weekends planting trees, providing habitat for wildlife and creating a beautiful landscape northwest of Fort Collins. For their efforts, Roger and Marolyn are Colorado’s Tree Farmers of the Year!
This is a good time of year to take steps to prepare homes for wildfire. It’s also a good time to plan wildfire mitigation tasks throughout the year.
The Colorado Wildfire Risk Assessment provides critical data and analysis about potential impacts of wildfire specific to Colorado. New updates provide information to Colorado residents and community planners about their risk of wildfire.
CSFS foresters spend a lot of time in Colorado’s forests, so they’re the best sources for insider tips on where to view fall colors. See if you agree with their suggestions!
A new summer internship opportunity offers real-world forestry experience for CSU students
“We’re going into this season looking really good; the aspen stands are greener than I’ve seen in quite some time, and it looks like everything’s setting up perfectly to have a really good aspen show across much of the state,” said Dan West, an entomologist for the Colorado State Forest Service.