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East Park North Divide Fuels Reduction #65314

The forest is proposing a combination of vegetation treatments and prescribed fire on approximately 19,000 acres to reduce hazardous fuel loading while improving forest health and resiliency to high severity wildfires, insect outbreaks and disease.


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 Schlosberg, Andrew Colorado State Forest Service, Woodland Park Field Office05/17/2024153 KB [id:5736]Notice of Availability (Scoping and Comment) (Total Letters: 6)
 Maxwell, Megan Intermountain Forest Association05/16/2024344 KB [id:5736]Notice of Availability (Scoping and Comment) (Total Letters: 6)
 Gorney, Sue  05/07/20241 KB [id:5736]Notice of Availability (Scoping and Comment) (Total Letters: 6)
 Tipton, Jill Alicia  05/02/20241 KB [id:5736]Notice of Availability (Scoping and Comment) (Total Letters: 6)
 Moore, Antoinette  04/26/20241 KB [id:5736]Notice of Availability (Scoping and Comment) (Total Letters: 6)
 Beckman, Carol  04/22/20243 KB [id:5736]Notice of Availability (Scoping and Comment) (Total Letters: 6)
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