Hewlett Fire
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Colorado Enterprise Fund offers FIRE program to small businesses affected by High Park Fire
Colorado Enterprise Fund (CEF) announced an initiative July 19 to assist small businesses adversely impacted by fires in Larimer County.…
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After the fire, watch for unwanted weeds
From record-breaking drought to record-breaking fire! What does nature have in store for us next? Not only is Larimer County…
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Colorado State Forest Service: Trees in burn areas more susceptible to bark beetles
Although recent wildfires in Larimer County have destroyed numerous host trees harboring mountain pine beetle populations, many unburned, dead or…
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Larimer County Bar Association offers free legal assistance to residents affected by High Park Fire
A toll-free legal helpline for those affected by the High Park fire in Larimer County has been made available by…
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Guest commentary: Cattle grazing could have mitigated the Hewlett Gulch Fire
We are the last pioneering family (McMurrys) associated with the historic Greyrock Area Grazing Allotment north of the Poudre Canyon…
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Hewlett Gulch, Greyrock trails both closed
Due to increased fire activity in the area of the Hewlett Fire north of the Poudre Canyon, the Greyrock Trail…
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Canyon Lakes Ranger District still in fire restrictions
Many visitors to the Canyon Lakes Ranger District are still unaware of the fire restrictions in place on the forest…
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Greyrock Trail opens, Hewlett Gulch Trail recloses due to Hewlett Fire mop-up
Due to increased fire activity, but not growth outside the contained perimeter, the Hewlett Gulch Trail is closed as of…
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Our view: The neighbor thing
When volunteers with the Poudre Canyon Fire Protection District gathered for wildfire training on May 13, little did they know…
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Anatomy of a forest fire: A day-by-day look at the Hewlett Fire
The Hewlett Fire consumed more than 7,600 acres of forest north of the Poudre Canyon in 10 days. No structures…