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Welcome to our Colorado Forest Restoration Institute (CFRI) Demystifying Data podcast where we break down the lingo, pull back the curtain, and share the CFRI secret sauce on developing science informed, locally relevant solutions with and for our partners. CFRI is a science-based outreach and engagement organization housed at Colorado State University serving as a bridge between researchers, managers, and stakeholders working to restore and enhance the resilience of forest ecosystems to wildfires in Colorado, the Southern Rocky Mountains, and the Intermountain West.

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Inside the Forest to Faucets Partnership

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jeudi 20 janvier 2022 • Durée 31:57

Denver Water and the US Forest Service spent over $60 million on forest management to protect Denver’s water supply. Did it work? The answer to this question is a little more complicated and of course, it depends. On the surface the cost-benefit analysis doesn't add up, but recent research shows you don't have to search far before it starts to look like a bargain. A new study from CFRI with lead author Kelly Jones, a professor at Colorado State University, shows us how it depends. The results were published in the Journal of Forest Policy and Economics in a paper titled “Societal benefits from wildfire mitigation activities through payments for watershed services: Insights from Colorado”.

This cost-benefit analysis is one of the first studies to analyze return on investment after work in the forest has actually been completed. In contrast to prospective cost benefit analyses, which are designed to optimize and prioritize areas for future treatment, this retrospective analysis reflects how on-the-ground realities like ability to access high priority forest areas, contractor capability, and varying priorities between partners influence investments in forest treatment for wildfire risk reduction. The research used innovative techniques to model the ecological processes connecting forests and water, combined with economic assessments of potential costs avoided, in order to answer important societal questions. In this episode we dive into the connections between forests and water, break down the technical modeling used to understand these relationships, and explore the important takeaways from this work.

- Denver Water Source Water Protection homepage

- Ecological niches of tree species drive variability in conifer regeneration abundance following fuels treatments

- Fire behaves differently in different forest types

- Forests, Fire, and Faucets: What We Are Learning About Lingering Water Quality Effects of High-Severity Wildfires

- Mitigating Source Water Risks with Improved Wildfire Containment

- Prioritising fuels reduction for water supply protection

- The Right Work in the Right Places: Prioritizing Fuels Reduction to Protect Water Supplies

- Upper South Platte Watershed Monitoring Report: Learning from forest restoration projects to advance landscape resilience and collaboration

If you’d like to go above and beyond and share our passion to foster more inclusive, equitable, and resilient forests and communities, your tax-deductible donation to CFRI will support our efforts to enhance hands-on work opportunities so more students from non-traditional backgrounds can grow into the professional restoration ecologists of our future.

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