Restoring Colorados Forests Fund

Free

Forest health · Free, from Colorado State Forest Service Nursery

A donor funded programme that gives no cost seedling trees to Colorado landowners whose property has been damaged by wildfire or another natural disaster, so burned ground can be replanted to protect water supplies, reduce flooding and erosion and restore wildlife habitat.

The application window is annual and runs from 1 June to 30 September. The programme asks a landowner to speak to a forester at their local field office before applying, and applications are ranked on a forester's evaluation, with priority to those that best show soil, water quality and wildlife habitat improvement and the greatest public benefit. Where this comes from

Source

Who qualifies Applicants must have previously forested land in Colorado that a natural disaster such as a wildfire has damaged.

How to apply Send inquiries and request an application by email to CSFS_RCFF@colostate.edu, or ask your local Colorado State Forest Service field office.

Runs Q2, Q3

Where it applies

Run by

Colorado State Forest Service Nursery

State agency

3843 Laporte Ave., CSU Foothills Campus, Bldg. 1060, Fort Collins, CO, 80521

(530) 899-0680