Greater Flagstaff Forest Partnership

The Greater Flagstaff Forests Partnership is an alliance of more than 20 environmental, governmental, and business organizations dedicated to researching and demonstrating approaches to forest ecosystem restoration in the ponderosa pine forests surrounding Flagstaff, Arizona. The Partnership's three primary goals are to:

Restore natural ecosystem structures, function, and composition of ponderosa pine forests.
Manage forest fuels to reduce the probability of catastrophic fire.
Research, test, develop, and demonstrate key ecological, economic, and social dimensions of restoration efforts.

GFFP was instrumental in the development of the Greater Flagstaff Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP), which was approved in January 2005.

**Cost-Share funds are available to property owners in the greater Flagstaff area to plan and conduct hazard fuel treatments. The purpose of such work is to reduce wildfire threat and improve forest health. Funds will pay for up to 50% of the cost. For further information, or to submit an application, email our office (Contact Us) or call FireWise Services Branch, Flagstaff Fire Dept, at 928.556.1207.

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Contact Information:
GFFP
1300 S. Milton, #209
Flagstaff AZ 86001

Cost-Share for Forest Treatment projects– Funds are available to private landowners to conduct thinning and debris disposal activities designed to improve forest health and reduce fire risk. Contact GFFP for specifics.