Rocky Mountain Region

Web Stories 2008

Partnerships Build, Rebuild Historic Sites
(September 2008)–Partnerships were the cornerstone of the first U.S.Forest Service campground in the United States, and the Pike–San Isabel National Forests and Cimarron–Comanche National Grasslands San Carlos Ranger District is using partnerships to rebuild several historically important sites four miles from Beulah, Colorado.

Pulling for Colorado: A Resounding Weed Education Success
(August 2008)–The Rocky Mountain Region recently co–sponsored a Colorado statewide campaign to raise invasive species public awareness with a flagship event at Bear Creek Lake Park in Morrison, Colorado.

Partnership Develops Seedcrops to Restore Uplands, Wetlands
(July 2008)–In the high plains desert of North Park, Colorado, the Forest Service, local kids, and partners are busy developing seedcrops for restoration of local uplands and wetlands.

Young Fire Team Brings Enthusiasm, Offers Valuable Service
(June 2008)–This fire season the Canyon Lakes Ranger District of the Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland (Colorado) is hosting an AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) wildland fire team for the first time.

Rocky Mountain Region´s Memorial Grove Event a Timeless Tradition
(May 2008)–On May 3, the Rocky Mountain Region celebrated the lives of nearly 30 former Region 2 employees who passed away in 2007 at a ceremony at the Monument Fire Center near Monument, Colorado. The Memorial Grove annual event included placing the 2007 plaque and planting a tree in memory of those named.

U.S. Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region
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