As many forests fail to recover from wildfires, replanting efforts face huge odds -- and obstacles
Associated Press - By TAMMY WEBBER, BRITTANY PETERSON and CAMILLE FASSETT - September 30, 2024
How volunteers are restoring the burn scar of the largest wildfire in Colorado history
The Coloradoan - By Ignacio Calderon - September 22, 2024
Podcast: Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed Harnesses the Power of Partnership to Meet Ecological Challenges
Aquapod: Water Monitoring Stories Podcast - In-Situ - September 9, 2024
Fighting fire with beavers: How dam-building rodents are deployed to prevent megafires, restore scorched wildlands
The Colorado Sun - By Bay Stephens - April 19, 2024
About $7M in new grants will support more than 30 forest health, wildfire mitigation projects across Colorado
Denver 7 - By Stephanie Butzer - April 1, 2024
Sprucing up high-elevation forests: Working together to improve post-fire watershed health
Rocky Mountain Research Station, USDA - By Erika Reiter and Chuck Rhoades - February 26, 2024
This federal bill seeks to protect water quality after wildfires like Cameron Peak
Fort Collins Coloradoan - By Rebecca Powell - February 8, 2024
Impact still remains 3 years after Cameron Peak Fire
CBS News Colorado - Alan Gionet - August 26, 2023
Annual Poudre RiverFest informs, entertains NoCo community
Rocky Mountain Collegian - Grant Coursey, Staff Reporter - August 21, 2023
Learning from beavers: how humans are healing Colorado watersheds
CBS News Colorado - Dillon Thomas - August 11, 2023
Poudre RiverFest celebrates, educates about important water resource
CBS News Colorado - Libby Smith - August 11, 2023
River Radius Podcast (Episode 70) - Fires & Floods
Is there a relationship between forest fire scars, floods and debris flows? This episode will explore landscapes denuded by fire and these massive storms creating floods in the fire scar zone. Is this a normal pattern? A new pattern? Coincidence? And how does understanding this correlation further our relationship with these changing landscapes? This episode explores these questions and more through the tools of western science, personal narrative, and traditional ecological knowledge.
Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and partners receive award for fire recovery efforts
Sky-High News - Kyle McCabe - June 18, 2023
‘A Vital Community Project’: Co-op Plants Trees to Aid Wildfire Recovery
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association - Derrill Holly - January 3, 2023
Colorado wildfires hinder watershed restoration
AP News - Angie Wang - December 1, 2022
Having spent much of her childhood along the Cache la Poudre River in Colorado, Hally Strevey knows firsthand how enriching a healthy watershed can be for the community. But increasingly intense wildfires are a threat to restoration efforts. (Dec. 1) (AP Video: Angie Wang)
Watershed restoration efforts change 2 years after historic Colorado wildfires
9 News - Marc Sallinger - Oct 19, 2022
Volunteers begin new tree planting project in Cameron Peak Fire burn area
CBS News Colorado - CBSCOLORADO.COM Staff - September 29, 2022
Aerial mulching aims to restore land burned by Cameron Peak Fire
9 News - Marc Sallinger - July 14, 2022
Helicopters are back in the air to protect northern Colorado's water
KUNC - Alex Hager - July 14, 2022
Aerial mulching work to continue in Cameron Peak Fire burn area Thursday
Loveland Reporter-Herald - By AUSTIN FLESKES - July 12, 2021
Cleaning Up Colorado's Biggest Fire: How Businesses, Government, and Individuals Come Together
Harry Fuller, John Schauer, and Max Nelson - CU News Corps - January 2022
Season of Giving: The Community Foundation helps Northern Colorado heal
By Max Levy - Loveland Reporter-Herald - December 28, 2021
New Multimedia Project Explores Impacts of Cameron Peak Fire
North Forty News - By Johnson Kuhm - December 15, 2021
Aerial mulching aids Cameron Peak Fire recovery efforts
Fort Collins Coloradoan - By Miles Blumhardt - October 8, 2021
When A Wildfire Ends, The Work To Protect Water Is Just Getting Started
KUNC - by Alex Hager, September 22, 2021
Community-driven team works to ensure survival of rare mouse species
Colorado State University - August 30, 2021
Helicopter Mulching Could Help Forests Recover After Severe Wildfires, But It’s Not Cheap
Colorado Public Radio - By Sam Brasch - August 16, 2021
U.S. Forest Service lauds recovery one year after ignition of Cameron Peak; cause still unknown
Loveland Reporter-Herald - By Reporter-Herald Staff - August 12, 2021
Pritchett: In the wake of megafires, forest restoration also nurtures our souls
Colorado Sun - By Laura Pritchett - July 19, 2021
Aerial mulching to begin in Cameron Peak burn area Monday
Loveland Reporter-Herald - By AUSTIN FLESKES - July 16, 2021
Recovering from Cameron Peak
Fort Collins Lifestyle Magazine (Pg.10) - By Tyler Weston
Community Foundation contributes $670,000 to help watersheds damaged by Cameron Peak Fire
Fort Collins Coloradoan - By Miles Blumhardt - June 30, 2021
Wildfires Threaten Urban Water Supplies, Long After the Flames Are Out
The New York Times - By Henry Fountain - June 24, 2021
Gov. Polis signs wildfire recovery, mitigation bills as Greeley undertakes recovery effort in Cameron Peak burn area
Greeley Tribune - By Trevor Reid - June 19, 2021
Recovery efforts continue for last year’s wildfires
Rocky Mountain Collegian - By Piper Russel - April 25, 2021
Cameron Peak Fire now poses flooding threat to anxious Colorado mountain residents
Fort Collins Coloradoan - By Miles Blumhardt - March 19, 2021
KRFC “Community at Work” Interview w/ Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed
KRFC 88.9 “Community at Work” podcast - Interviewed by Natalie Shrewsbury - Thursday, Jan. 25, 2021
Cameron Peak Fire's threat to Poudre River a concern for Fort Collins water supply
Fort Collins Coloradoan - By Miles Blumhardt - January 14, 2021
Community Foundation Launches Initiative to Restore Watersheds
North Forty News - By Steven Bonifazi - November 25, 2020
Wildfires threaten region’s watersheds
Daily Camera - By Christopher Underwood - October 22, 2020
For The West's Drinking Water, Wildfire Concerns Linger Long After Smoke Clears
KUNC - By Luke Runyon - Published October 20, 2020
Larimer County estimates $4.2 million in Cameron Peak Fire recovery needs
Loveland Reporter-Herald - By Pamela Johnson - October 12, 2020
As Cameron Peak Fire reaches historic acreage, experts predict damage to Poudre River
Fort Collins Coloradoan - By Jacy Marmaduke - Published Sept. 12, 2020
Controlled Burns Lower Wildfire Risks. These Western States Struggle To Set More Of Them.
HuffPost - By Sophie Quinton - Published May 16, 2019
Living In A Fire Dependent Landscape: The Salvation in your snowpack
North Forty News - By Marjie Brown - Published February 2, 2019
Life After Flames: The Flipside of Wildfire
North Forty News - By Marjie Brown - Published February 2, 2019
Living in a Wildfire Prone Landscape: The Mechanics Behind Prescribed Burning
North Forty News - By Marjie Brown - Published October 14, 2018
Living in a Wildfire Prone Landscape
North Forty News - By Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed - Published October 14, 2018
Living in a Wildfire Prone Landscape: A Healthy Forest Needs Fire – Fire Ecology in the Poudre Watershed
North Forty News - By Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed - Published August 1, 2018
Living in a Wildfire Prone Landscape: Collaborating Across Boundaries for Watershed Benefits
North Forty News - By Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed - Published July 14, 2018