Boulder County
Wildfire Partners
Explore official home assessments and program requirements. Eligible Boulder County homeowners can access free assessments through the program.
Visit the official resourceThe Range Roots field guide
Good information.
Better next steps.
Useful places to start when you’re caring for land on Colorado’s Front Range.
Larimer County / CSU Extension
Small Acreage Management
A useful starting point for pasture, weeds, seeding, and acreage care. Extension offers site visits and optional written reports.
Visit the official resourceForest stewardship
Colorado State Forest Service
Review landowner assistance, forest management programs, and requirements for formal management plans.
Visit the official resourceVegetation management
Larimer County Weed District
Find local weed-management assistance, site-visit information, and resources for landowners inside the district.
Visit the official resourceVegetation management
Weld County Weed Management
Understand local noxious weed concerns and connect with county landowner specialists.
Visit the official resourceBoulder County
Strategic Fuels Mitigation Grants
Review current criteria for eligible community forest and grassland projects. Funding, match requirements, and application periods vary.
Visit the official resourceResources reviewed October 2026. Check each program’s current eligibility, services, and deadlines. These links are provided for information and do not imply affiliation or endorsement.
Before your first conversation
A little preparation
goes a long way.
- Identify your goals: access, healthier vegetation, reduced fuels, or long-term stewardship.
- Gather property information, useful photographs, and any existing assessments or plans.
- Note the size, access constraints, management history, and the timing you have in mind.
- Decide what you need from the assignment: advice, a written plan, a contractor scope, or monitoring.
Let’s start with your property
A good next step
starts with a conversation.
Tell us what you manage and what you want to improve. We’ll discuss the right scope before fieldwork begins.