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The closure helped ensure no fires would be started by campers and others ignoring campfire prohibitions and limited the risk that people in the forest would be trapped should fire break out. Roosevelt Forest, near Boulder Colorado, officials consulted closely with county officials before making plans to cut a fire break along a ridgeline sporting a forest of lodgepole pine. E[acute accent]The group also cited the region's aggressive fuel suppression projects, including a large fire break that helped prevent the spread of a brushfire that could have caused millions of dollars of damage to the community. |
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