Wildfires are a natural occurrence, but humans have changed the way that we steward and coexist with fire in our landscapes. The governors of California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, North and South […]
May is Wildfire Awareness Month
A STATEWIDE COHESIVE STRATEGY CONVENING
This is the story of a Colorado Cohesive Strategy convening, and how it came together in three months.
Professionals Launch and Grow Their Neighborhood Volunteer Approaches
Last week, twenty-three participants attended the first ever Fire Adapted Communities Ambassador Approach workshop in Durango. This workshop was co-hosted by Fire Adapted Colorado and Widlfire Adapted Partnership in Durango with support […]
Holiday Spirit and Wildfire Risk Reduction Go Saw-in-Hand
As wildfire preparedness professionals we are used to seeing and marking small trees, often in the understory, to be removed as part of fuels reduction projects. West Region Wildfire Council is among […]
Sharing a Fantastic Failure from the FAC Learning Network: Why Would Residents Refuse Wildfire Mitigation Money?
You can enjoy and reflect on this story on how changing ones approach can vastly change an outcome. With a shared vision for what we hope to accomplish in our community wildfire […]
Opportunity Fund Supports FACO Members
Fire Adapted Colorado has a wide range of members, from organizations dedicated entirely to helping their ‘whole community‘ prepare for wildfire to agencies and businesses for which wildfire preparedness is only one […]
After The Flames – COCO is hosting a Post-Wildfire Workshop! April 1-3 2019
Please consider joining experts and leaders from across the country as we learn, share and work together to help us all better prepare for the next fire. Experts warn […]