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Ashley Michels

Ashley Michels

Verified

Anchor and Reporter, KDVR-TV (Denver, CO)

Denver

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education, city business, city hall government, breaking newsLifestyle, business development

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Health, Politics, Crime and Business News

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Total articles 1818

  • Local nursery growing 2,000 trees to plant in Quarry Fire burn scar

    By Ashley Michels Verified| KDVR-TV (Denver, CO) Verified LOVELAND, Colo. — A local reforestation company is helping grow new trees that will eventually replace the ones burned in the Quarry Fire. “We’re growing some ponderosa pine for Jeffco and some Douglas fir for Jeffco, specifically for the Quarry Fire,” Katelynn Martinez, Director of Operations at OneCanopy, said. Most trees grown for fire recovery projects are planted in the greenhouse about a year after a fire.

    By Ashley Michels Verified · KDVR-TV (Denver, CO)

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Bark beetles killing more trees along the front range, according to a Colorado State Forest Services report

    By Ashley Michels Verified, Kelly McCloskey, Robert McKellar, Susannah Banks| treefrogcreative.ca@ Bark beetles killing more trees along the front range, according to a Colorado State Forest Services report By Ashley Michels KDVR.com April 8, 2025 Category: Forestry FORT COLLINS, Colo. — The latest findings about the health of Colorado’s forests are a “mixed bag”, according to forestry experts.

    By Ashley Michels Verified, Kelly McCloskey, Robert McKellar, Susannah Banks · treefrogcreative.ca

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Local nursery growing 2,000 trees to plant in Quarry Fire burn scar

    By Ashley Michels Verified| KDVR-TV (Denver, CO) Verified LOVELAND, Colo. — A local reforestation company is helping grow new trees that will eventually replace the ones burned in the Quarry Fire. “We’re growing some ponderosa pine for Jeffco and some Douglas fir for Jeffco, specifically for the Quarry Fire,” Katelynn Martinez, Director of Operations at OneCanopy, said. Most trees grown for fire recovery projects are planted in the greenhouse about a year after a fire.

    By Ashley Michels Verified · KDVR-TV (Denver, CO)

    Apr. 15, 2025

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KDVR-TV (Denver, CO)

Denver, Colorado, United States

+1 303-595-3131