Science

Our home at Colorado State University gives us access to abundant resources and cutting-edge knowledge which we apply to our work in forest collaboration, forest science, and forest health and resilience.

Collaboration

Our role is to provide engagement, knowledge, and science support to our collaborative partners which helps guide collaborative decision-making informed by best available science. 

Actionable Knowledge

Using forest science and collaboration, CFRI offers actionable knowledge to groups we work with in the form of locally relevant, locally appropriate, science-informed solutions. 
relationship between Science, Collaboration, and Actionable Knowledge

Wildfire Risk and Forest Resilience Impacts

137+ million

Acres on the Ground Impact Across the Western USA

39

Total Landscapes Continually Engaged

5,253

Total Plots Since 2010

486

Forest Management Units Across 75,000+ Acres

372

Publications since 2010

215

Students trained for careers in forestry and wildland fire

CFRI Happenings

The Big Thompson Watershed Health Partnership: Community Readiness Workshops Summary
The Big Thompson Watershed Health Partnership: Community Readiness Workshops Summary
Governance of wildland fire decision support tools: Lessons learned from the Risk Management Assistance dashboard
Governance of wildland fire decision support tools: Lessons learned from the Risk Management Assistance dashboard
SWERI ReSHAPE Impact Report 2024-2025
SWERI ReSHAPE Impact Report 2024-2025

The SWERI ReSHAPE Impact Report is now available. This report highlights the program’s progress and impact, including the development of TWIG – an open-access, national tool that connects fuel treatment and wildfire data to support decision-making across agencies and landscapes.

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