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Colorado Sun, Three national forests in Colorado receive nearly $47 million for wildfire barriers

United States Forest Service, Cross-boundary partnership brings together lands and people to prevent future wildfires

US Senator Michael Bennet, Bennet, Merkley, Crapo Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Expand Collaborative Forest Work

La Jicarita, Rio Chama Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project

New Mexico Fire Information, Carson National Forest to Resume Prescribed Burns

Rural Voices for Conservation Coalition, Governance Strategies for Large Landscape Partnerships in the West

Tribal Business News, Program brings together agencies, tribal nations to restore fire resilience in Southwest

Pagosa Sun, Rio Chama Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Project Aims to Achieve Partnership Goals

Pagosa Daily Post, $30 Million Forest Restoration Project Getting Underway

2-3-2 Cohesive Strategy Partnership, Newly Funded Rio Chama Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program to Help Achieve 2-3-2 Partnership Goals at Landscape Scale

United States Forest Service, USDA Forest Service Awards $30 Million for Landscape Restoration in Northern New Mexico, Southern Colorado; MAP 1, MAP 2

Circle of Blue, In New Mexico, Partners Collaborate to End Siege from Megafires
Albuquerque Journal, Under control: Midnight Fire was manageable thanks to prescribed burns, thinning
Associated Press, Tribe seeks to adapt as climate change alters ancestral home
Fire Adapted New Mexico, Working together for resilience – the story of the Francisquito and Rincon Fires of 2019
USFS, Bighorn/Stateline Prescribed Burn: A Cross-Region/Cross-Stateline Success
The Nature Conservancy, Passing the Prescribed Burning Act HB 57
The Denver Post, New Mexico city celebrates $450M drinking water project
High Country News, Can a ranch sawmill improve forest health in rural Colorado?
2-3-2 Blog, Cooperative burning aided by 2-3-2 partnerships
2-3-2 Blog, Renewed investments in our forest products business communit

Partnerships formed through the 2-3-2 have resulted in new business, hundreds of treated acres, numerous outreach and educational opportunities, and at least ten training events. Together, we have raised over $1.4 million to bridge geographic boundaries and improve the health of our forests, our watersheds and our communities.

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