Colorado Enterprise Fund (CEF) announced an initiative July 19 to assist small businesses adversely impacted by fires in Larimer County. CEF’s Fire Impact Recovery Effort (FIRE) will partner with the Larimer County Small Business Development […]
From record-breaking drought to record-breaking fire! What does nature have in store for us next? Not only is Larimer County experiencing severe drought, but as a result we are in the midst of a devastating […]
Although recent wildfires in Larimer County have destroyed numerous host trees harboring mountain pine beetle populations, many unburned, dead or dying trees remain and still harbor mature beetles. When these beetles fly in search of […]
A toll-free legal helpline for those affected by the High Park fire in Larimer County has been made available by the Colorado and Larimer County Bar Associations. People with nonemergency, legal questions related to the […]
We are the last pioneering family (McMurrys) associated with the historic Greyrock Area Grazing Allotment north of the Poudre Canyon and southwest of Livermore. This area has been recognized as cattle country since the first […]
Due to increased fire activity in the area of the Hewlett Fire north of the Poudre Canyon, the Greyrock Trail has reclosed and the Hewlett Gulch Trail remains closed. The fire has not grown outside […]
Many visitors to the Canyon Lakes Ranger District are still unaware of the fire restrictions in place on the forest and within Larimer County. The Canyon Lakes Ranger District is in Stage 1 fire restrictions. […]
Due to increased fire activity, but not growth outside the contained perimeter, the Hewlett Gulch Trail is closed as of today. Also today, the Greyrock Trail is reopening. There is some increased fire activity on […]
When volunteers with the Poudre Canyon Fire Protection District gathered for wildfire training on May 13, little did they know that the next day they’d be fighting the one of the largest wildfires in Larimer […]
The Hewlett Fire consumed more than 7,600 acres of forest north of the Poudre Canyon in 10 days. No structures were burned, no lives were lost, but how the blaze unfolded tells an important story […]
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