Upper South Platte Partnership Ecological Resilience Monitoring

The Upper South Platte Watershed transmits nearly 80% of water used residentially in the Denver metropolitan area and is home to thousands of landowners in mountain communities. Recent uncharacteristically large and severe wildfires have damaged water storage and conveyance infrastructure, destroyed homes, and reduced forested area within the watershed.

Confronting the Wildfire Crisis

Initial Landscape Investments to Protect Communities and Improve Resilience in America’s Forests

Is This Structure Defensible? Understanding Wildland Firefighters’ Perceptions of Structure Defensibility

Rolling R Ranch Monitoring Summary

Colorado Forest Resilience Planning Guide

Colorado Front Range climate change vulnerability assessment for National Forests

Creating Boundary Objects Supports Knowledge Co-development Processes: A Case Study Evaluation from the Colorado Front Range

What influences planted tree seedling survival in burned Colorado montane forests?

Canopy-mediated microclimate refugia do not match narrow regeneration niches in a managed dry conifer forest

Payne Gulch Prescribe Fire: Post-Burn Monitoring Summary