The Estes Valley Watershed Coalition brings together diverse partners and uses the best science to prepare the Estes Valley for future extreme environmental challenges by:
- Educating the community and visitors
- Engaging and coordinating volunteers; and
- Implementing resilient, sustainable solutions
…thereby sustaining the beauty and benefits of our Watershed for all.
U.S. Forest Service Statement: Elk Fire
USFS statement: Posted through USFS media outlets
As partners of The Nature Conservancy and Larimer County, we have been monitoring the developments on the Elk Fire and supporting the suppression effort. Fire is a critical ecological process and an important tool for protecting communities. Implementation is not without risk ....
The Wandering Wildlife Society, a membership group, has been crated to help protect wildlife and their habitat in the Estes Valley. Through our newsletters and website, members will have access to our wildlife network, a loose coalition among individuals and groups focused on select species.
No other group in Estes Park actively represents all wildlife and their habitat.
ESTES VALLEY WATERSHED COALITION
Our Vision is to protect and improve the waters, forests, and wildlife of the Estes Valley Watershed - the headwaters of the Northern Colorado Front Range
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The Estes Valley Watershed Coalition is a nonprofit organization that is designed to align watershed restoration and risk mitigation with community and economic development goals using a collaborative, multijurisdictional, holistic approach. With the unique composure between resort accommodations and residential homes, the Estes Valley faces challenges to incorporate interest from the Fall River, Fish Creek, Upper Big Thompson and Black Canyon watersheds. The Estes Valley Watershed Coalition will work to advocate and assemble those interests and coordinate those efforts with state and federal entities to see measurable outcomes of the watersheds and stream corridors in the Estes Valley.
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