Bureau of Land Management: Arizona Strip Fire Management Zone Fire Management Plan 2004.

摘要

Zone Fire Management Plan (ASFMZ-FMP) is to identify and integrate all wildland fire management guidance, direction, and activities required to implement national fire policy and fire management direction from the Arizona Strip District Resource Management Plan (RMP), Arizona Strip RMP Desert Amendment, and the Arizona Statewide Land Use Plan Amendment for Fire, Fuels, and Air Quality Management (LUPA). Arizona Strip Field Office implementation plans and the Arizona Statewide LUPA allow fire to be restored as an integral part of ecosystems to meet resource management objectives. The ASFMZ-FMP directs activities for fire and resource personnel to improve protection of human life and property through aggressive fire protection, reduction of hazardous fuels, and restoration of fire damaged ecosystems. This plan highlights management direction to facilitate development and implementation of fire management strategies. The fire management organization outlined in the FMP is used in the development of annual budget requests and annual work plans. Proposed actions, alternatives, and environmental analyses, in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), will be based on these strategies and developed for implementation of site-specific projects. In addition, this FMP lays the foundation for future collaborative efforts involving interagency partners and state and local cooperators. The Risk Assessment and Mitigation Strategies (RAMS) is a planning process used to develop prevention, mitigation, and fuels programs as part of a comprehensive fire management program. Summary reports are in Appendix