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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Leads Efforts to Restore Wildfire-Damaged Lands

Terrain NewsBy Terrain NewsFebruary 1, 2026011 Min Read
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In response to Colorado’s severe 2025 wildfire season, which burned over 265,000 acres, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is spearheading habitat restoration efforts, particularly for mule deer and elk. The Escalante SWA Seed Warehouse has played a crucial role by facilitating the quick procurement and storage of more than 341,000 pounds of seeds for restoration projects.

Significant initiatives include restoring 860 acres at Oak Ridge State Wildlife Area post-Elk Fire, focused on diverse plant communities and winter ranges. Upcoming efforts include aerial seeding 300,000 pounds of seed over 24,000 acres affected by the Lee Fire. CPW also aids private landowners through the Habitat Partnership Program, ensuring effective restoration practices.

The seed warehouse enables timely ecological recovery, crucial for preventing erosion and flooding in burned areas. While not all affected land can be restored, the program aims to positively impact thousands of acres for wildlife and water conservation.

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