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.
This might be it, folks. The point of no return for us Coloradans to turn the tides to save our last, best ecosystems on public lands from industrial-scale extraction, degradation, and ultimately destruction. If more of us chip in—even just a tiny bit—we can start turning this around, no question in my mind. In fact,…
Colorado Governor Jared Polis’ and Department of Natural Resources’ recent claim that the latest natural wave of native mountain pine beetle in Front Range forests will increase wildfire threats to communities and forests has long been disproven by the consensus of peer-reviewed—and even government agency—science. This includes conclusive studies from CU Boulder and Colorado State…
ACTION ALERT: Comment on Biggest Logging Scheme in Colorado History (Threatens Endangered Species, Old-Growth Forests, and Roadless Areas) Your comments needed by Wednesday, December 17 Last week the U.S. Forest Service proposed its latest and most destructive scheme—now the biggest logging project in Colorado history—that would log and burn over 194,000 acres (303 square miles!)…
Something went wrong. Please refresh the page and/or try again.
The Colorado Smokescreen 