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Current information for recreation and fire restrictions in Grand County on public lands:
Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forest call 970-887-4100 USFS lands in Grand County have a fire restriction in place - click here for more information
BLM Lands in Grand County information or call 970-724-3000 BLM lands in Grand County do not have fire restrictions at this time except in Eagle County.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife properties information or call 970-725-6200
Further information about fire restrictions throughout Colorado, click here
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Grand County Natural Resources (GCNR) was created in response to the mounting natural resource issues facing Grand County. These issues include but are not limited to: invasive species; Threatened and Endangered species; Mountain Pine Beetle epidemic; Forest health issues; and other environmental issues and concerns.
GCNR strives to implement sound natural resource management strategies for the protection and enhancement of local natural resources and to educate and assist the public of Grand County. GCNR is engaged and involved with numerous natural resource programs and projects across the Grand County landscape. Many of our efforts are coordinated with private landowners, state and federal land management agencies, and our adjacent counties.
For further information about our projects/programs, please click on one of the links to the left, in the blue panel.
ATTENTION:
Grand County Wildfire Council Fuels Reduction Cost-Share Program
The Grand County Wildfire Council is offering private landowners and collective groups of private landowners the opportunity to apply for incentive cost-share funding in an effort to implement recommendations outlined in approved Community Wildfire Protection Plans (CWPPs). Funding and/or technical assistance is available to assist homeowners/landowners with completing defensible space and/or landscape-scale fuels reduction projects.
Please use the following link for further information: Be Wildfire Ready