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Strategic Work That Reduces Wildfire Risk Across Mesa County

We envision a whole Community working together towards Wildfire resilience. From neighborhood mitigation to landscape-scale coordination, TRWC delivers measurable impacts through partnership, planning, and implementation in Mesa County, Colorado. 

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How We Bring Partners and Communities Together

Two Rivers Wildfire Coalition strengthens Mesa County’s wildfire resilience by hosting opportunities for partners, practitioners, and residents to learn, collaborate, and take meaningful action together. Our engagement work includes:

Learning Exchanges

Hands-on, field-based sessions where practitioners explore mitigation challenges, share best practices, and learn from each other’s expertise.

Community Events

Wildfire fairs, neighborhood gatherings, chipping days, and outreach activities that help residents understand risk and take action in their own communities.

Professional Development

Workshops, trainings, and agency-focused sessions designed to grow capacity and strengthen wildfire response and mitigation skills across partner organizations.

Interagency Coordination

Regular meetings and field tours that unite fire departments, land managers, county leadership, conservation districts, and emergency management to plan and implement cohesive, cross-boundary wildfire projects.

Cost-Share, Neighborhood Ambassador, & Firewise Support

We help neighborhoods become Firewise-organized, access funding opportunities, complete community assessments, and receive planning assistance that reduces wildfire risk at the neighborhood scale.

Strategic Priorities

Mitigation & Planning

Reducing risk through defensible space, preparedness, home ignition zone assessments, community exercises, and cross-boundary mitigation work.

Public Outreach
& Education

Raising awareness about wildfire risk, organizing events, and delivering consistent messaging across agencies and neighborhoods.
 

Collaboration with Partners

Coordinating agencies, aligning projects with CWPP and Hazard Mitigation Plans, and reducing redundancy by working as one community to leverage our collective resources.

Building
Capacity

Strengthening organizational systems, securing resources, and scaling capacity to support year-round wildfire resilience.

 

Key Programs

2025 Accomplishments

our Partners

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