Traps present unnecessary risk
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Leghold traps will be used to catch wildlife on Methodist Mountain for a research project being conducted in collaboration with Colorado State University-Pueblo and the Bureau of Land Management.
Dozens of landowners in the foothills of Methodist Mountain have agreed to forest treatments that are necessary to create a community fuel break designed to protect Salida and Poncha Springs
The U.S. Department of Agriculture will invest $5.7 million in implementation of Chaffee County’s Community Wildfire Protection Plan, which maps where to treat forested lands to reduce risk at the