This landscape begins in the headwaters of the Chama, San Juan and Rio Grande rivers: the San Juan Mountains of southern Colorado. It covers 3.81 million acres of public and private lands, half of which are managed by the USFS as parts of the Carson, Santa Fe, Rio Grande and San Juan National Forests. The other half is managed by tribal nations, the States of Colorado and New Mexico, the Bureau of Land Management and private landowners. CFLRP dollars are distributed through the National Forests, but are required to be spent collaboratively. The designated collaborative group for this CFLRP is the 2-3-2 Cohesive Strategy Partnership.