Black Forest Together is proud to supply our community with dozens of resources for fire recovery, prevention, consulting, clean-up, and more. We thank the support of our neighbors and organizations who have volunteered and donated to make our efforts possible. Below, you can find many free and helpful resources to help prevent forest fires, find opportunities to get firewood or seedlings, and more.
If you are a property owner in Black Forest, there are many things you can do to be “smart” about forest fire prevention. We have collected a variety of tips and suggestions to help mitigate your property and decrease the chance of fire spread.
In case of a forest fire emergency, there are many things that you can do to protect your family, your home, and your organizations. From preparing an evacuation plan to updating your insurance plans, we have outlined all these tips and more.
Was your neighborhood affected by the Black Forest Fire of 2013? We have helped dozens of home and property owners recover after the tragic event of a forest fire. We’ve provided several tips and resources on how you can start the forest recovery process after a fire.
If you have excess firewood you’d like to donate, or are in need of firewood for your home, we have resources to connect you with both needs.
We partner with the Colorado State Forest Service to get seedlings of all types to start the re-growth of the community. See their site for more information.
Black Forest Regional Park is still recovering from the Black Forest Fire that left it heavily damaged. The El Paso County Parks Department recently completed
About 8,500 fledgling trees will get new homes on Saturday as part of an effort to reforest the thousands of acres charred by the 2013
Three years after the Black Forest fire burned more than 14,000 acres and destroyed nearly 500 homes, the skeletons of charred trees are a constant
As Sherri Little surveyed a group of volunteers toiling in her Black Forest backyard on Tuesday, a Bible verse came to her mind and brought
BLACK FOREST, Colo. – Two years after the most destructive fire in Colorado history, homeowners in Black Forest face new challenges. Bill Mantia remembers exactly
It was the worst of fires – and then came another one even worse. It was a fire in a subdivision and then it was
Black Forest Regional Park is still recovering from the Black Forest Fire that left it
About 8,500 fledgling trees will get new homes on Saturday as part of an effort
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