CSFS awards partners, volunteer of the year
November 20, 2024
Many thanks to the volunteers and partners who help the CSFS reach its goals of forest stewardship.
Southeast Area
Southeast Area Staff
Resources & Programs
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CSFS Southeast Area Contractors List (375 KB PDF)
- Seedling Buyer’s Guide (1.8 MB PDF)
- Guide to Native Perennial Flowers & Grasses (2.2 MB PDF)
Southeast Area Profile
- 17.9 million acres
- 2.2 million private forested acres
- 67,000 approved stewardship acres
Southeast Area Field Offices
| OFFICE | ADDRESS | PHONE NUMBERS |
| Cañon City | 515 McDaniel Boulevard Industrial Park Cañon City, CO 81212-4164 |
(719) 275-6865 (719) 275-7002 FAX (719) 275-6853 [email protected] |
| La Junta | 1904 San Juan Avenue Otero Community College Campus La Junta, CO 81050 |
(719) 383-5780 FAX (719) 383-5787 [email protected] |
| La Veta | PO Box 81 Moore and Poplar Streets La Veta, CO 81055-0081 |
(719) 742-3588 FAX (719) 742-5502 [email protected] |
| Woodland Park | 113 South Boundary Street Woodland Park, CO 80863 |
(719) 687-2951 (719) 687-2921 FAX (719) 687-9584 [email protected] |
Southeast Area News
Sangre de Cristo Range Still Recovering From 2022 Blowdown
May 21, 2024
A powerful wind event in winter 2022 toppled trees across hundreds of acres in the Sangre de Crist Range. The downed trees and damage affected access to popular trails, forest roads and campgrounds.
CSFS Staff Recognized for Outstanding Work
April 4, 2024
The Colorado-Wyoming Society of American Foresters met in Loveland, Colo., on March 21, 2024, and three CSFS employees received awards for their achievements in forestry.
Ask a Forester: Where Do You View the Fall Colors?
September 22, 2023
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!
Waugh-hoo Spruce Salvage Sale
August 25, 2023
Foresters from the CSFS and the Bureau of Land Management collaborated on a plan to reduce wildfire risk for Waugh Mountain in northwestern Fremont County.
State of the State: A Bristlecone’s 15 Seconds of Fame
January 27, 2023
It’s not often a specific tree makes it into a governor’s speech. So, we’ll go out on a limb and say what happened last week at the capitol was an honor 2,500 years in the making. Colorado Gov. Jared Polis is known for delivering state addresses laced with trivia and pop culture references and, during his fifth State of the State address, he made a shout out to the oldest member of one of Colorado’s more unique tree species — the gnarly bristlecone pine.