Forest management in Park County has far-reaching benefits
A fuels reduction project near Bailey helps protect a critical water source for Denver’s drinking water.
A fuels reduction project near Bailey helps protect a critical water source for Denver’s drinking water.
Working with many partners and across boundaries on nearly 1800 acres, foresters in the Steamboat Springs Field Office have managed critical work that’s reduced wildfire risk and benefited the local economy.
The Rock Creek Mechanical Fuels Reduction Project boosts forest conditions on 767 acres in southwest Colorado.