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A hike into ground zero above Glenwood Canyon where last summer’s mud and debris flows hit hardest provided some interesting observations into that historic weather event, a U.S. Forest Service scientist said.
These incident meteorologists, who work with firefighters, say Colorado is set to have more fires that are also more destructive and more expensive.
Your heart might have skipped a beat if you looked up at the Grand Mesa this past weekend and saw a lot of smoke rising up into the air.
A hike into ground zero above Glenwood Canyon where last summer’s mud and debris flows hit hardest provided some interesting observations into that historic weather event, a U.S. Forest Service scientist said.
A $131 initial investment using money from last year's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will fund wildfire mitigation projects in 10 landscapes.