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A fire adapted community is “A human community consisting of informed and prepared citizens collaboratively planning and taking action to safely coexist with wildland fire.”
Our forest and rivers store and filter our water supply. The Dolores basin has overcrowded forests which impact the water cycle in the forest and leave it susceptible to uncharacteristically severe wildfires and insect and disease outbreaks that can threaten our water supplies and way of life.
5 great reasons
to volunteer
Stay Engaged
Engage with your community on critical issues that impact your forest, rivers, drinking water and more…
Stay Informed
Keep yourself informed of the latest activities going on in your watershed. Knowledge is power.
Stay Connected
Volunteering helps you stay connected, increases your networks and personal confidence, and creates a meaningful life experience.
Make a Difference
DWRF has many activities that are critical to creating a healthy watershed and a resilient forest. See how you can make a difference, find your role in this important work.
Have Fun!
Enjoy spending time outside, meeting people, and increasing your overall personal satisfaction.