CSU Extension - Archuleta County

Were you directly affected by the Rio Blanco Fire south of Pagosa Springs? Please complete the survey (link below) and help us understand the impacts from Rio Blanco Fire and the resources still needed to recover. Your input helps us build effective Recovery Programs for local victims.

Take the survey to share your feedback and help shape local recovery programs: https://forms.gle/di2oMmKmdzCYCAyn8

The survey was created by:
- Colorado State University Extension Office in Archuleta County
- San Juan Conservation District
- Archuleta County Public Health

These groups are working together to design and support recovery programs for people affected by the 2026 Rio Blanco Fire in Archuleta County.

Rio Blanco Fire Recovery Resources Thank you for participating in this survey. We aim to understand what resources are needed to help you and your land recover from the Rio Blanco Fire.

https://csfs.colostate.edu/forest-management/restoration-rehabilitation/?_gl=1*1rxggyr*_ga*MjEyNDAyMTc1OS4xNzQ4NDYxNjAx*_ga_2HV0QS6SKP*czE3ODYwNDc5OTUkbzMzNSRnMSR0MTc4NjA0ODI2NyRqNTgkbDAkaDA.

Restoration & Rehabilitation - Colorado State Forest Service Forest restoration is necessary to re-establish structure and function, and protect and restore habitat, riparian areas, watersheds and other attributes.

https://extension.colostate.edu/resource/rural-crisis-resources/

Rural Crisis Resources | Colorado State University Extension Here you will find resources to help in a mental health crisis.

https://extension.colostate.edu/resource/soil-erosion-control-after-wildfire/

Soil Erosion Control After Wildfire | CSU Extension Soil erosion after wildfire creates additional problems, however, a landowner, using common household tools and materials, can mitigate damage. Learn more.