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Pre-Season Planning

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Pre-Season Planning

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  1. This document is contained within the Fire Management Toolbox on Wilderness.net. Since other related resources found in this toolbox may be of interest, you can visit this toolbox by visiting the following URL: http://www.wilderness.net/index.cfm?fuse=toolboxes&sec=fire. All toolboxes are products of the Arthur Carhart National Wilderness Training Center.

  2. Pre-Season Planning Wilderness Fire Resource Advisor Trainers Workshop April 1-3, 2008 Boise, ID

  3. Objectives • Highlight key planning strategies and topics for READs & READ programs • Provide READ trainers with tools for discussing pre-season planning

  4. Fire Readiness • Introduce the READ as a “Bridge” • Training • Education • Availability Who’s the READ?

  5. Developing a READ Kit • Equipment • Resource Information • Fire Information • Templates • References

  6. Resource Information • Cultural Resource survey • Cultural Resource site location • Wilderness boundary • T & E Species • Watersheds • Wildlife habitat

  7. Fire Information • Helispots • Base and spike camp locations • Fireline • Fire history • FRID • Vegetation/fuels

  8. References • Policy • Resource references • Historic (ie. prior BAER work)

  9. Templates • Delegation of Authority • Wildland Fire Situation Analysis • Wildland Fire Implementation Plan • BAER Report

  10. “State of Your Data” Considerations • Digital vs Analog • Scale • Resolution • Accuracy • Access • Interpretive ability

  11. Pre-season Planning:Individual & Programmatic • Individual • Flexible time frame but… • Harder to gather & synthesize all the data • Funding may not be available • Programmatic • Take advantage of SMEs for better data but… • Can be like herding cats • Cost can be shared

  12. Strategy: be Proactive • Meet with Agency Administrator • Meet with resource and fire managers • Develop a system (ie. Callout list) • Gather data with interpretation • Evaluate potential direct, indirect and operational impacts • Develop templates, SOPs

  13. Summary Discussion • How will my pre-season planning reflect our program? • What do I need to emphasize to my audience?

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