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Celebrating Heritage Days in Collbran, Colorado: Community, Mules, and Rodeo Fun
One of the best parts of Black Mule Forestry isn't just clearing land, reducing wildfire risk, or helping property owners with forestry projects—it's being part of the incredible communities we serve throughout Western Colorado. This year's Collbran Heritage Days Rodeo and Parade was another reminder of why we love calling the Plateau Valley home. We were proud to sponsor this year's rodeo, and seeing the Black Mule Forestry banners displayed around the arena was a special mo
Mary Wareham
5 days ago2 min read


Black Mule Forestry Supports Wildlife Habitat at Colorado Mule Deer Foundation Fundraiser
The Colorado Mule Deer Foundation brought very impressive mounts to the event in Grand Junction, Colorado Black Mule Forestry recently had the opportunity to attend the Colorado Mule Deer Foundation fundraiser held at the DoubleTree Hotel in Grand Junction, Colorado on June 6th, 2026. The event brought together landowners, hunters, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts who share a commitment to wildlife habitat improvement, forest health, and responsible land stewardship
Mary Wareham
Jun 72 min read


Fire Mitigation Progress at Little Salt Wash Park in Fruita, Colorado
Black Mule Forestry is proud to be making significant progress on an important fire mitigation project at Little Salt Wash Park in the heart of Fruita, Colorado. Justin Wareham with Black Mule Forestry Little Salt Wash Park is one of Fruita's most popular community spaces, featuring baseball fields, walking paths, picnic areas, and a well-loved disc golf course that winds through mature trees and natural vegetation. Over the years, dense brush, overgrown vegetation, dead mate
Mary Wareham
May 303 min read


Plateau Valley Fire Preparedness
Recently, Black Mule Forestry had the opportunity to attend a wildfire preparedness event serving the Plateau Valley communities of Collbran, Molina, and Mesa. Events like this are incredibly important for rural Colorado communities, where wildfire is not a matter of if, but when. Bringing together homeowners, firefighters, utility representatives, and forestry professionals creates the kind of collaboration that truly helps communities become more resilient. Residents attend
Mary Wareham
May 174 min read
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