Explore the environmental impact of wildfire through playful art+science activities, community reflection, and collective creation. By Radical Open Science Syndicate + The Geospatial Centroid Date and time: Saturday, August 19 · 11am - 4pm MDT Location: Odell Brewing Company 800 East Lincoln Avenue Fort Collins, CO 80524 About this event In 2020, our community experienced the largest […]
We are excited to announce the upcoming Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forest (ARP) Potential Operational Delineation, or POD Line Revision and Expansion Workshop! This process is a collaborative effort between the ARP and the Northern Colorado Fireshed Collaborative (NCFC) with the goals of expanding the current POD network to facilitate cross-boundary fire and fuels planning and to revise […]
You are invited to join US Forest Service staff from the Canyon Lakes Ranger District and local partners for an update on the Black Diamond Landscape Resiliency and Risk Reduction Project. The Canyon Lakes Ranger District will utilize this project’s decision to implement a series of vegetation management activities identified through a collaborative process with input […]
As the first snows of winter arrive, foresters and fire managers are making plans for the pile burning season. Pile burning is an important tool used by public and private land managers to thin overgrown forests and reduce the potential damaging effects of unplanned fires -- part of addressing Colorado's wildfire crisis. Pile burning occurs under […]
View an active broadcast burn from a safe distance with USDA Forest Service Arapahoe and Roosevelt National Forest leaders! The Boulder Watershed Collective (BWC) is excited to offer a field opportunity to join the local USFS leaders during an active slash pile burn and learn from discussions about fuels management, prescribed fire, weather conditions, regulations, requirements, and […]
Monday, January 29 11am-12pm Click here to join the Zoom meeting Join us for a presentation by Jacob Saul Heydorn Gorski, Master in Landscape Architecture, Amsterdam Academy of Architecture, about his project that "focuses on the mountain town of Red Feather Lakes in the American state of Colorado to question dominant narratives we have of wildfire and […]
Join the The Ember Alliance, the Heart J Center, and the Big Thompson Watershed Coalition for a free pile burn workshop at the historic Cow Camp! About: This workshop is a hands-on, educational event for landowners in the Big Thompson watershed who are interested in learning about building and burning slash piles as a way to reduce wildfire risk to […]
Join the Big Thompson Watershed Coalition at Berthoud Brewing Company on Sunday, August 18th, from 4-7 PM to enjoy some local beer and learn about water conservation and wildfire mitigation! The event will feature three components: 1. Brewery Tours: Discover the brewing process and learn about Berthoud Brewing Company’s water conservation practices. Tour 1 will be […]
Larimer Conservation District Presents the Fort Collins Screening of Fireforest In August of 2020, the Cameron Peak Fire was racing uncontrollably towards communities in northern Colorado. As it reached the footprint of a past U.S. Forest Service prescribed burn and the Drala Mountain Center (formerly Shambhala Mountain Center), a near-miracle occurred. The prescribed burn, combined […]
In partnership with the Estes Valley Fire Protection District, Larimar Conservation District, and the US Forest Service, we invite you to one of the early screenings of this incredible film. In August of 2020, the Cameron Peak Fire was racing uncontrollably towards communities in northern Colorado. As it reached the footprint of a past […]
REGISTER for the 2024 Colorado Wildland Fire Conference, to be held on October 2nd & 3rd, in Snowmass Village, Colorado. The #2024CWFC will feature a pre-conference workshop(s), as well as a post-conference tour, socials and other networking opportunities. The Colorado Wildland Fire Conference is currently held every 18 months. Our 2024 conference will be in Snowmass Village, Colorado […]
