Our Colorado forests are under threat. Decades of past-century grazing and logging (as well as more current restrictions on logging), fire suppression and rising temperatures have resulted in a landscape of sickly, crowded and vulnerable stands of trees. These trees can easily fall victim to disease and insect attacks, including dwarf mistletoe, mountain pine beetle or spruce budworm,  if no action is taken to improve forest health and nip infections and infestations in the bud.

How Fireweed can help

I can help assess the health of your trees, identify insect or disease issues, and advise on measures that should be taken to avoid damage or tree loss and improve overall forest health. Addressing potential problems early on with an action or forest stewardship plan will save you time and resources, and result in a more resilient and attractive landscape around your home.
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Learn more about how Fireweed can help with forest health issues.

For information on the native tree species in your area, scroll down to the gallery below.
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Forest health guide
Forest stewardship plan outline
Slash disposal options
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