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Over the next three years, the City of Boulder and the Boulder Watershed Collective will work with HOAs and residents in the Wonderland Hills area to implement wildfire risk-reduction measures on public and private lands. Funding comes from the Boulder County Strategic Fuels Mitigation Grant and the City of Boulder Climate Mitigation Tax.

Project methods include:

• Hardening homes and removing hazardous vegetation on private properties (for residents who choose to participate)

• Mowing and cattle grazing for vegetation management on City of Boulder lands (OSMP and Parks & Recreation)

• Supporting community organizing for long-term fire adaptation

This cross-boundary effort reduces risk across property lines—because wildfire doesn’t stop at ownership boundaries.

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project partners

Wonderland Hills HOA Collaborative
HOAs leading the charge on residential engagement for community wildfire mitigation

The Boulder Watershed Collective
Overall project development and management, coordination of residents, HOAs, contractors, and other partners

City of Boulder OSMP
Develop and oversee treatments on City land
Work with BWC on community-scale assessments for overall project development

City of Boulder Fire Rescue Community Risk Reduction
Perform DHAs for participating residents
Connect residents with City programs

Looking for more info? Reach out to Kirin Riddell, BWC’s Fire Adapted Coordinator!
kirin@boulderwatershedcollective.org | 907-707-9196