August 2015
Article from Colorado Country Life Magazine, August 2015
Exploring Colorado's Vanishing Fire Towers
This story is a nicely illustrated overview of Colorado lookouts and the Colorado/Utah chapter of the FFLA, including information on access, restorations, and rentals.
7/1/2013
Squaw Mountain Lookout Grand Opening and Ribbon-cutting, June 28, 2013. See stories in the (Evergreen, CO) Canyon Courier, July 2, 2013 and at JustAroundHere.com July 22, 2013.
Devil's Head PIT Project Volunteers Needed, 8/26-30. Details here.
HistoriCorps is recruiting volunteers to restore Ute Mountain Lookout this summer. Details here.
Towers in Colorado that are presently staffed are as follows (Benchmark was not staffed beginning with 2012):
8/20/2011
Towers in Colorado that are on the National Historic Register:
6/19/2009
5/26/2009
Towers in Colorado that are on the National Historic Register:
THANK YOU to MARK NELSON for his many contributions to the Colorado FFLA website. His expertise in getting Colorado back on line was invaluable. We look forward to his continued involvement with the Colorado chapter of the FFLA. Susan Epstein will be taking over the task of website maintenance, with Mark Nelson providing backup and support.
4/25/2009
Notes from the Colorado/Utah Chapter Forest Fire Lookout Association Annual Meeting - April 25, 2009
8/26/2008
Towers in Colorado that are presently staffed are as follows:
Director's Update from August 16, 2008.
4/26/2008
Notes from the Colorado/Utah Chapter Forest Fire Lookout Association Annual Meeting - April 26, 2008
8/13/2004
Ellis, watchman at Devil's Head Lookout, has been featured in another news article. You can read the Washington Post article here.