Collaborations and Partnerships
CFRI partners in 16 projects across Colorado.
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Front Range - Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program (FR - CLFRP) PURPOSE The Collaborative Forest Restoration Landscape Program was designated to accelerate ongoing restoration treatments that provide long-lasting ecological, social and economic benefits to ponderosa pine forests surrounding Colorado's Front …

Uncompaghre Plateau - Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program (UP - CFLRP) PURPOSE The Uncompaghre Plateau Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program’s (UP-CFLRP) mission is to enhance resiliency, diversity, and productivity of native ecosystems in National Forest System lands on Colorado’s Uncompahgre …

Forests to Faucets PURPOSE The Forests-To-Faucets initiative is a partnership between the US Forest Service, Colorado State Forest Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Denver Water to reduce wildfire watershed risks and improve forest conditions across the Colorado Front Range. Over …

Upper South Platte Partnership (USPP) PURPOSE The Upper South Platte Partnership (USPP) is a collaboration between government agencies, water providers, nonprofit organizations, and academic institutions which share a vision of sustainable and resilient landscapes, healthy forests, proactive and engaged fire-adapted …

Conservation Effects Assessment Program(CEAP) PURPOSE CFRI collects and analyzes data on watershed and grazing conservation locations for the Natural Resources Conservation Service. CONTEXT The Natural Resources Conservation Service hosts the Conservation Effects Assessment Program (CEAP), a program designed to document and …

Church Park Fire Monitoring PURPOSE The October 2010 Church Park Fire created unique conditions that can help researchers and land managers better understand the ecological consequences of compounding disturbances such as pine beetle infestations, associated management, and wildfire. CONTEXT Lodgepole …