Alert: Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreak
We’re monitoring a mountain pine beetle outbreak on the Front Range of Colorado. Access key resources for managing mountain pine beetles in your trees and stay informed about the outbreak.
Serving the residents of El Paso and Teller counties and Park County west and south of Kenosha Pass
Michael Till – Supervisory Forester – Forest Planning & Implementation
Eric Gehrke – Forester
Amanda Kalbow – Forester
Sully Sullivan – Forester
Griffin Payne – Forester
Sam Mitchell – Lead Forester
Colleen McCormick – Administrative Assistant
113 South Boundary Street
Woodland Park, CO 80863
719-687-2921
[email protected]
Woodland Park Field Office location
Insects and Diseases Associated with Forest Fires (Fact Sheet 6.309) (7.3 MB PDF)
Replanting in Burn Areas: Tips for Safety and Success (730 KB PDF)
Soil Erosion Control after Wildfire (Fact Sheet 6.308) (2.7 MB PDF)
Vegetative Recovery after Wildfire (Fact Sheet 6.307) (188 KB PDF)
The following brochures offer information on the management and treatment of burned trees on your property.
Gambel Oak & Serviceberry (865 KB PDF)
Pinyon Pine & Juniper (888 KB PDF)
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.
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!
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.
