Approximately six months after the Lake Christine Wildfire, key organizations are convening to share information and discuss ongoing collaborative efforts to address post-fire impacts.

Here in the heart of the Roaring Fork Watershed, the economic impact of fishing on the Lower Fryingpan River is $3.8 million annually -- when you add in fishing at Ruedi Reservoir that figure jumps to $4 million annually.

But more than just fly-fishing shops and rafting companies depend on healthy rivers - the food we eat and the beverages we enjoy are all connected by clean and available water.

Your support as a Business Member shows your clients and customers that you support essential river research, environmental education, and preserving healthy rivers.

Roaring Fork Conservancy is leading a fund raising effort to address impacts of the Lake Christine Fire. Our goal is to raise money and partner with the Colorado Parks & Wildlife, Colorado State Forest Service, the U.S. Forest Service, the BLM and Eagle County to develop and implement a long-term restoration effort for the burned area.