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NRCS in Colorado 2012 Fire Rehabilitation Assistance
All Colorado private landowners impacted by Colorado’s 2012 fire season now
asking, “What About My Land,”
NRCS may be able to provide you with some assistance.
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) provides private landowners
relief from imminent hazard to life and property causes by a natural disasters
(e.g., fire, hurricane, floods, windstorms, blizzards, etc.) through the
installation of conservation measures that will promote the grass growth in
areas to stabilize soil and slow runoff as well as help lessen the impacts of
water flow, debris runoff and erosion from rain/flood events on lands downstream
and down slope from certain burned areas.
NRCS Support includes providing technical assistance through its
Conservation Technical Assistance (CTA)
Program as well as helping coordinate resources through its
Emergency Watershed
Protection (EWP) Program for measures such as:
2012 Concrete
Barrier Wall Fact Sheet
2012 Contour Sandbags
Fact Sheet
2012 Contour Wattles Fact
Sheet
2012 Dike Fact Sheet
2012 Diversion Fact Sheet
2012 Erosion
Control Mats Fact Sheet
2012 Grade Stabilizers
Fact Sheet
2012 Hand Raking Fact Sheet
2012 Hillside
Home Drainage Fact Sheet
2012 Hydromulching Fact Sheet
2012 Log Erosion
Barrier Fact Sheet
2012 Mechanical
Scarification Fact Sheet
2012 Rock Check Fact Sheet
2012 Rock Outlet
Protection Fact Sheet
2012 Sandbag Barrier Fact
Sheet
2012 Sediment Basin Fact
Sheet
2012 Seeding Fact Sheet
2012 Straw
Bale Check Dam Fact Sheet
2012 Straw Bale Dike
Fact Sheet
2012 Wire Fabric
Gabion Fact Sheet
More detailed information:
Other Wildfire Rehabilitation Assistance and Information
EWP Questions and Answers
Waldo Canyon
Fire (BAER) UPDATE: July 17, 2012
Colorado Geological
Survey Post Fire Mudslide Brochure
City of Greeley
CSFS Post-Fire
Rehabilitation
CSFS Wildfire
Information
El Paso County
Larimer County
USDA Farm Service Agency
USFS Incident Information System
(InciWeb)
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