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Forest Road

The Healthy Eldorado Partnership Strategy is intended to buttress the Eldorado National Forest Resilience Strategy while taking aim at the impediments standing in the way of landscape-scale restoration. In addition to leveraging financial resources, HELP will address constraints surrounding workforce attrition, sawmill and biomass utilization operational capacity, planning resources, and acquisition of the physical equipment to make the transformational changes needed to build an ecologically and economically resilient landscape through a sustainable proactive forest and watershed management.

Check out this article on HELP from USFS Region 5

Creating a Resilient Forest Landscape with Partners through the Healthy Eldorado Landscape Partnership (HELP).

HEALTHY ELDORADO LANDSCAPE PARTNERSHIP

OUR PARTNERS

Organizations That Share Our Vision

HELP works with a diverse range of partners to achieve our goals of sustainability and environmental stewardship. Our partners include local and national organizations and government agencies that share our vision of a healthier and more sustainable Eldorado National Forest.

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OUTCOMES BASED SOLUTIONS

HELP is centered on outcomes-based solutions to address the multifaceted challenges of managing healthy forests and resilient communities. With a strong commitment to environmental stewardship and community well-being, HELP combines expertise, innovation, and collaboration to promote sustainable forest management practices that benefit nature and people. By fostering partnerships, leveraging data-driven insights, and prioritizing long-term outcomes, HELP aims to create a thriving landscape where the health of our forests and the vitality of our communities go hand in hand. Join us in our journey towards a more resilient and health Eldorado National Forest.

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HELP by the Numbers

25

PARTNERS

5

COMMITTEES

$20M

FUNDING

dozens

PROJECTS

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Collaborative Planning for a Sustainable Future.

HELP takes a collaborative approach to planning to ensure that all stakeholders are involved in the decision-making process. Our team works closely with local communities, businesses, funders, and government agencies to develop innovative solutions to create healthy forests and vibrant communities in the region.

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