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Burned remains of Horse Creek Cafe & Saloon.	Home and Property Owner Information
	Helpful Links	Photo of firefighters behind residence by Karen Wattenmaker.
	Information for After the Fire Returning Resident Information for the Hayman Fire (Douglas, El Paso, Jefferson, Park and Teller Counties) (690 k PDF file) Home After the Fire by FEMA (300 k PDF file) Restoration & Recovery by NRCS (2.4 Mb PDF file) Information On Fire Retardant (slurry) How to determine the survivability of a fire damaged Ponderosa Pine page 1 (6.2 Mb PDF file) How to determine the survivability of a fire damaged Ponderosa Pine page 2 (4.8 Mb PDF file) How to determine the survivability of a fire damaged Douglas Fir page 1 (5.7 Mb PDF file) How to determine the survivability of a fire damaged Douglas Fir page 2 (4 Mb PDF file) Vegetative Recovery After Wildfire (187 k PDF file) Soil Recovery After Wildfire (184 k PDF file) After the Fire - Weed Control (1.6 Mb PDF file) Information on Fire Prevention Forest Home Fire Safety Wildfire Factsheet (149 k PDF file) Wildfire Prevention Checklist by FEMA (182 k PDF file) Surviving the Storm - A Guide to Wildfire Preparedness by FEMA (239 k PDF file) Download this plug-in for PDF files.
Photo of helicopter dropping water on the fire by Karen Wattenmaker.	Other Links Firewise Firewise Colorado Southwest Colorado Fire Information Clearinghouse Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) American Red Cross National Interagency Fire Center Rehabilitation Links Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA) Nursery & Conservation Tree Planting Program Colorado State Forest Service Colorado Natural Resources ReForest Colorado Soil Erosion Control After Fire Integrated Noxious Weed Management After Wildfire Mountain Pine Beetle	Photo of burned remains of a residence by Karen Wattenmaker.
	Rehabilitation for Burned Private Land
	Free Trees & Shrubs for Burned Private Land, April and May, 2004