In November 2012, Flagstaff voters approved a $10M bond to support the Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project – a partnership effort between the State, City and Coconino National Forest to help reduce the risk of devastating wildfire and post-fire flooding in the Rio de Flag and Lake Mary watersheds.
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2019 - 2023 Mexican Spotted Owl Monitoring Reports for FWPP
Introduction Since 2015, the U.S. Forest Service Coconino National Forest and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) are monitoring Mexican spotted owls (MSO) as part...
January 29, 2024
Updated Temporary Closure Order - Dry Lake Hills
Read the latest Order: Map included. Issued Dec 27, 2019. Museum-Fire_Closure-Order_Order-Number_03-04-20-02F-2019_12_23-w-mapDownload
January 10, 2020
Progress Report from AZ Conservation Corps
Read the latest from AZCC describing their successful efforts to implement forest treatments in the Dry Lake Hills area AZCC-Report_FWPP-EngagementDownload
January 8, 2020