Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forest managers are planning burning operations in the Forsythe II Prescribed Burn area, located 7 miles southwest of Boulder and 5 miles east of Nederland on Friday, May 16th. This portion of the Forsythe II project may burn around 125 acres. Smoke from this operation may be visible from areas along the Front Range, including Boulder, Superior, Broomfield, and surrounding areas. While smoke impacts are expected to be minimal to the public, information on how to protect your health can be found on CDPHE's Wood smoke and your health webpage.
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