Protecting Colorado communities and forests from wildfire disinformation
Monthly Zoom calls for Colorado residents concerned about the unscientific forest “fuel reduction”–including clearcutting and old-growth logging–impacting millions of acres of Colorado’s forests.
Email coloradosmokescreen@proton.me or call/text (720) 615-4843 for more info.
First Mondays @ 5 pm
Strategy call for all Colorado residents on “fuel reduction” impacts to National Forests, State Lands, Open Space Parks, and Municipal Mountain Parks across the state.
2nd Thursdays @ 5 pm
Strategy call for Jefferson County residents on “fuel reduction” impacts to Jefferson County Open Space Parks.
3rd Mondays @ 5 pm
Strategy call for Boulder County residents on “fuel reduction” impacts to Boulder County Open Space Parks.
4th Thursdays @ 5 pm
Strategy call for Denver County residents on “fuel reduction” impacts to Denver Mountain Parks.
Taxpayer funded entities that promote and carry out public land extraction are holding a workshop on June 11 at Colorado School of Mines for how to better sidestep peer-reviewed science and public opinion to promote landscape-wide industrial logging as a “solution” to wildfire. The “Protect What Matters” Communications Workshop is a partnership between U.S. Forest…
Golden Gate Canyon State Park is a precious gem in the crown of Colorado’s public land. Tragically, Colorado Parks and Wildlife and Colorado State Forest Service under Gov. Jared Polis has been logging (including clearcutting) the high-elevation mountain park in the name of wildfire despite the abundance of peer-reviewed science showing such cutting doesn’t protect…
A post-logging “prescribed burn” overseen by the Boulder Ranger District of the Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest in May 2025 near Gross Reservoir between Boulder and Nederland got out of control (reportedly due to higher-than-expected winds), accidentally killing and damaging hundreds of trees up to an estimated 200 years old. Over sixty photos recently taken within the…
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