Click the link to read the article on the Pagosa Springs Sun website (Josh Pike). Here’s an excerpt:
At its Oct. 11 work session, the Archuleta County Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) heard an update on the 2-3-2 Cohesive Strategy Partnership from Mountain Studies Institute (MSI) Director of Forest Programs Dana Guinn and Wildfire Adapted Partnership Archuleta County Coordinator Bill Trimarco…
Trimarco then discussed risks of fire in the area, highlighting the work that has been done to protect communities in the region from fire and the potentially vast economic damage that would result from a fire entering Pagosa Springs or a similar area…
Trimarco then discussed risks of fire in the area, highlighting the work that has been done to protect communities in the region from fire and the potentially vast economic damage that would result from a fire entering Pagosa Springs or a similar area…
Guinn and Trimarco also dis- cussed the two Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Programs (CFLRPs) — both large-scale, fed- erally funded forest restoration programs — in the region, includ- ing the Southwest Colorado CFLRP and the Rio Chama CFLRP, both created in 2022. Trimarco noted that the Rio Chama CFLRP would involve $30 million in federal funding and that the 2-3-2 Partnership would be involved in organizing and coordinating this project.