Reforestation Planting in
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NP
Trees will be planted over the course of the year and no later than December of the following year.
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Ponderosa Pine Trees
About the area
In Rocky Mountain NP, Colorado's diverse landscape boasts towering peaks and expansive forests, covering 32% of the state. With a mix of coniferous and deciduous species, these forests are crucial to the region's biodiversity. Tree planting initiatives in Colorado aim to restore landscapes and safeguard these forests for future generations.
What is happening
A burned area near the entrance of the west side of Rocky Mountain National Park on May 14, 2021, marked the largest wildfire within the park's boundaries, scorching a total of 193,812 acres. Recent forest fires and other threats have endangered many forests in Colorado.
These blazes, along with other potential threats like drought and insect infestations, endanger the health and biodiversity of Colorado's precious forests.
Restoration plan
The elusive wolverine, a stocky member of the weasel family, has long been a symbol of wilderness resilience.Their populations have dwindled across the Rocky Mountains due to habitat loss and fragmentation.
Recent research using remote camera traps, DNA analysis, and snow tracking has revealed a surprising truth: a thriving wolverine population calls RMNP home.
