Join US Forest Service staff and other community partners for an in-person community meeting on Sept. 15th at 6pm on Zoom to learn about the Black Diamond Landscape Resiliency and Risk Reduction Project. This multi-jurisdictional, collaborative project supports the three primary objectives of the National Cohesive Wildfire Management Strategy of restoring and maintaining resilient landscapes, creating fire-adapted communities, and wildfire response.

The recommended scope of the project is proposed to generally include all Forest Service lands south of Canyon Lakes Ranger District (CLRD) northern administrative boundary (Wyoming border), west of the Canyon Lakes Ranger District eastern administrative boundary, north of SH 14 and west of Larimer CR 103.