Tree Beavers

07/11/2025

What a great opportunity to make your Douglas County property safe from fires! Just announced, the Douglas County Wildfire Mitigation Cost-Share Program where residents of Douglas County can apply to get half of their fire mitigation costs covered by a matched grant. This program aims to increase the pace and scale of private wildfire mitigation efforts, overcome financial barriers to completing mitigation, and build community capacity across Douglas County. Call Carla Finn at 719-671-7411 for your free assessment to see if you would be a candidate for this amazing program! Note: The before and after photo featured on the website was done by the amazing Tree Beavers crew!

Douglas County’s Wildfire Mitigation Cost-Sharing Program will help residents and communities mitigate private land against the risk of wildfire. This program aims to increase the pace and scale of private wildfire mitigation efforts, overcome financial barriers to completing mitigation, and build...

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine's Day from Tree Beavers! Give the gift of wildfire risk reduction with these love coupons! If you want even more ideas of fire mitigation practices, call Carla @ 719-671-7411! 😍

❤️Roses are red
Violets are blue
You're so great,
I'll cut the grass for you. ❤️

We're not good poets, and we forgot to send flowers, but we CAN use ladders, rakes, mowers and other tools to show how much we care!

For Valentine's Day, give the gift of wildfire risk reduction with these love coupons.

01/16/2025

Our thoughts are with those affected by the wildfires in Southern California. Here are some steps to help you get prepared and stay prepared in the event of a wildfire near you. Visit LiveWildfireReady.org to get started.

01/16/2025

Be Firewise and safe out there, Colorado residents!

10/19/2024

📣Get ready for a night to remember! 📣This epic dinner is just around the corner, featuring chef-made spaghetti that'll make your taste buds sing, plus amazing raffle and auction items that'll make you go wild! Think stunning paintings, photographs, quilts, jewelry, stained glass, and services galore - from fire mitigation to lawn mowing (because who doesn't need that?). And, mobile dog grooming, wine picnic baskets, cookies, and cinnamon rolls - oh my! The cherry on top? A fire truck ride to the firehouse for dinner! Come hungry, stay for the laughs!

09/17/2024

Tree Beavers

09/14/2024

Tree Beavers is looking for contract equipment operators to help with upcoming projects! We have an amazing team and look forward to meeting people in the mitigation business! Feel free to reach out to Carla at 719-671-7411 for details! https://www.linkedin.com/hiring/jobs/3983639439/detail/?createMode=true

08/30/2024

Tree Beavers is proud to be one of the partners helping the Village at Castle Pines as part of the Douglas County Wildfire Cost-Share Program! There are four days left to apply where homeowners, HOAs and other Douglas County communities can apply for 50% of their mitigation and one bid from a local contractor is needed to qualify. Reach out to Tree Beavers at 719-671-7411 for more information!

Douglas County’s Wildfire Mitigation Cost-Sharing Program helps homeowners and communities mitigate neighborhoods against the risk of wildfire.

07/18/2024

The Colorado State Forest Service will be processing grant applications from area communities for funding for fire mitigation next month! Contact Tree Beavers at 719-671-7411 for your free assessment. Proposals are needed for submission to the grant program which provides monetary support through competitive grant funds that encourage community-level actions across the state for the reduction of wildfire risks. Click below for details and call us today!

Defensible space in a Castle Rock community funded through the FRWRM grant program Forest Restoration & Wildfire Risk Mitigation Grant Program Note: The 2024-2025 Request for Applications will open August 1, 2024. The Colorado Legislature established the Forest Restoration & …

07/05/2024

Happy July everyone! 🌞 We hope your month is off to a great start and filled with time in Colorado’s forests.

This month, we celebrate our diverse wildlife and how critters interact with our forests. One of these creatures is the beaver, engineering masterminds with an ecological superpower. Beaver dams allow them to control the flow of water and secure their habitat through a beaver-only entrance. This slowing of water is how they transform riparian areas, diversifying previously dry landscapes. When viewing these amazing creatures, make sure to be respectful of their space and woody creations.

More information on beavers: https://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/LivingwithWildlifeBeaver.aspx

Colorado Parks and Wildlife

07/03/2024

🔥 Happy National Wildland Firefighter Day! 🔥 Thankful for all the brave men and women who keep us safe in Colorado!

05/10/2024

Just under half of all Coloradans live in the wildland-urban interface and are at risk from wildfires. To increase outreach to Coloradans about wildfire risk, the Colorado State Forest Service awarded $300,000 to organizations that serve 24 counties through a new grant program.

The Colorado State Forest Service awarded $300,000 to 12 organizations through a new grant program.