Protect Your Forest

Landscape Resilience

Low-severity fire is a natural part of Colorado’s forest ecosystem, and as more and more people have moved into Colorado’s picturesque mountain communities fire has been suppressed. This has led to thick and overgrown vegetation, increasing the risk that any fire on the landscape will be severe, rather than more manageable. Forest treatments increase the resilience of your land, your community, and the Upper South Platte watershed.

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USPP partners are ready to help you improve the conditions of your land to manage the risk of wildfire. Do you have questions? Contact us and we will put you in touch with a forest professional.

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