https://www.232partnership.org/case-studies daily 0.75 2026-11-03 https://www.232partnership.org/case-studies/coming-together monthly 0.5 2026-11-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/fcc78351-9ce3-4add-9503-e131229066d8/Walatowa_GroupPic_June+3+2026_trimmed.jpeg Case Studies - Coming Together: In-Person Gatherings Build the Trust Behind the Work - We gather three+ times per year to welcome new partners, check in with each other, and explore novel solutions. Everyone is welcome. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/f91f50e1-c7c6-4a89-9295-2928933bfdbe/2022-2026+meetings+and+tours+232+08012026.png Case Studies - Coming Together: In-Person Gatherings Build the Trust Behind the Work - Triennial Meetings and Field Tours 2-3-2 Meetings & Tours from 2022 to 2026 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/1788286763527-1KPPFCQ5FDJDQ5ZJLCMO/2025_Aug_LegTour_Group.JPG Case Studies - Coming Together: In-Person Gatherings Build the Trust Behind the Work - Focused discussions remind legislators that: August 2025 Legislative Tour Group https://www.232partnership.org/case-studies/watershed-planning monthly 0.5 2026-11-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/6b2bad9c-3e91-4c5e-85ac-e353d8b27b31/IMG_3115.jpeg Case Studies - Watershed Planning: Community-Driven Projects That Scale - Local planning efforts drive on-the-ground work. The 2-3-2 Partnership integrates these efforts for landscape-scale impact. The best plans are those that get implemented. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/213bc937-b040-47c3-a3a4-18fecd2bede3/WRAP_Statuses_May2026.jpg Case Studies - Watershed Planning: Community-Driven Projects That Scale - Watershed Restoration Action Plans Watershed Restoration Action Plans (WRAPs) are required to receive many forms of federal funding. These plans include a list of projects such as in-stream design structures, road and trail maintenance, forest health improvements, revegetation, and rangeland improvements. They also identify partner organizations to serve as project leads and are used for soliciting funding from various sources. The 2-3-2 Partnership and Rio Chama CFLRP have significantly expanded the coordination and development of WRAPs across focal watersheds. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/67812018-8a34-42be-87a5-086610658795/Canjilon+Creek+Steambank.jpg Case Studies - Watershed Planning: Community-Driven Projects That Scale - Planning efforts have resulted in prioritized watershed restoration and alignment with other work across the landscape. Results include securing funding for road assessment for El Rito and building partnerships with NGOs, implementers, local and state agencies, and private landowners around the shared goal of restoring watersheds. Canjilon Creek Streambank https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/e81cae7b-5d7a-430b-a629-a453fbd1444d/TNC_1.jpg Case Studies - Watershed Planning: Community-Driven Projects That Scale - The plan is organized around three chapters: Pre-Fire Risk Mitigation — reducing the likelihood, intensity, and impacts of wildfire through proactive forest, watershed, and fuels management. Immediate Fire Response — led by the Forest Stewards Guild, evaluating existing wildfire response frameworks and improving firefighter preparedness and coordination. Post-Fire Rehabilitation — actions to reduce flooding, erosion, sedimentation, and debris flows while supporting watershed recovery and long-term resilience. https://www.232partnership.org/case-studies/restoration-economy monthly 0.5 2026-11-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/bb2a7c79-ad28-4408-8c2a-5d7efbedd9f1/IMG_7230+%281%29.jpg Case Studies - Building a Restoration Economy: Local Workers, Mills, and a Landscape That Gives Back - Healthy forests, watersheds, and communities go hand in hand. Local workers and businesses are essential to 2-3-2 Partnership success. In 2025, 86% of Rio Chama CFLRP funds remained local, up from 64% in 2024. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/b8a41eb2-e292-40bf-88ed-7223659c3808/contractor+workshop+logos.jpg Case Studies - Building a Restoration Economy: Local Workers, Mills, and a Landscape That Gives Back - Contractor WorkshopS 2-3-2 Partners support an adaptive series of contractor workshops connecting local forestry businesses with opportunities from forest restoration projects in the region. Workshops are designed to build local forest contractor capacity and expand participation in forest restoration projects. By supporting our locally skilled forest workforce, we are also supporting our long-term, landscape-scale restoration goals. Participants get support navigating state and federal contracting processes, engage directly with agency staff and fellow contractors, and connect to no-cost business development resources. Approximately three workshops are offered each year. To sign up to receive information about upcoming workshops, visit the home page and subscribe to the 2-3-2 newsletter. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/1793653695385-SZVC7KW46A1V8QKA755O/RMYC_2.jpg Case Studies - Building a Restoration Economy: Local Workers, Mills, and a Landscape That Gives Back https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/1788211362425-I4HW3DUWOV4H0645V2UR/FSYC_2.jpg Case Studies - Building a Restoration Economy: Local Workers, Mills, and a Landscape That Gives Back https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/1793653695314-A5A9MJ1YBQJNYGXSI2KZ/IMG_5014+%281%29.JPG Case Studies - Building a Restoration Economy: Local Workers, Mills, and a Landscape That Gives Back https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/1791240625239-NTMZ9985AGBFS8UXA1H7/FSYC_1.jpg Case Studies - Building a Restoration Economy: Local Workers, Mills, and a Landscape That Gives Back https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/1793653693195-GDJC979HT499ERCKCEAJ/RiverSource_1+%281%29.JPG Case Studies - Building a Restoration Economy: Local Workers, Mills, and a Landscape That Gives Back https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/1793653696802-GGV5EMNPEOPKXO8BGPUB/RMYC_1.jpg Case Studies - Building a Restoration Economy: Local Workers, Mills, and a Landscape That Gives Back https://www.232partnership.org/case-studies/cross-boundary-connectivity monthly 0.5 2026-11-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/dfb28af3-dc3a-4428-ad92-768d0c2b966d/53116105606_a17916b1b0_k.jpg Case Studies - Cross-Boundary Connectivity: When the Work Does Not Stop at Borders - When we work together, we develop creative and implementable solutions unbound by perceived boundaries. Cross-boundary work happens at all scales of the 2-3-2 and in many forms. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/e013973d-cfbe-40eb-8212-ab9464db96b8/Blanco+Fuelbreak+%26+Regester+Ranch+2+1.jpg Case Studies - Cross-Boundary Connectivity: When the Work Does Not Stop at Borders - Fuelbreaks are strategically placed fuels reduction projects that improve road travel, increase firefighter and homeowner safety, and slow wildfire progression during active fire events. Work began when a private landowner worked with Wildfire Adapted Partnership to create defensible space around their structures. The Forest Stewards Guild applied Inflation Reduction Act funding to clear excess fuels on the same private lands around powerlines and along the main county road. The San Juan National Forest applied Rio Chama CFLRP funds to extend the powerline and roadside thinning. In total, the 217 acre fuelbreak includes 37 acres of private property deliberately paired with work on US Forest Service managed lands for continuity and increased effectiveness. A local contractor completed the fuels reduction work and the removed biomass supported the local mill. The cross-boundary fuelbreak has been coordinated with the local Homeowners Association with potential to incorporate other funding sources to expand the work onto more adjacent private lands. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/6a710ae64e9b9b1fbc55e816/1788215718609-HPPWJP9YA4RW51SXV8HX/TU+restoration+map.jpg Case Studies - Cross-Boundary Connectivity: When the Work Does Not Stop at Borders - Since then, Trout Unlimited, the Carson National Forest, the Rio Chama CFLRP, and Watershed Artisans worked together to implement a multi-stage stream restoration project across 7 miles of Rio San Antonio headwater streams to protect the genetically pure population of Rio Grande cutthroat trout. As of fall 2026, the project has restored 2.74 stream miles and planted 1,700 willow poles. An additional 4.25 miles of work are planned. Partners have seen increased riparian vegetation, expanded floodplain engagement at medium to high flows, and increased habitat for trout. 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