Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
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Aztec Ruins National Monument Fire Management Plan, June 2005
The National Park Service's (NPS) Management Policy (2001) and NPS Director's Order 18 both require that each park with vegetation capable of burning will prepare a wildland fire management plan to guide a fire management program that is responsible to the Park's natural and cultural resource objectives and to safety considerations for Park visitors, employees, and developed facilities. Aztec Ruins National Monument (Park) contains vegetation within its authorized boundary capable of burning, and therefore needs a Fire Management Plan (Plan). Completion of the Plan is critical to any management decision. The following is a summary of fire management needs: guide the decision-making process where safety, social, political, and resource values are evaluated, and appropriate management strategies are identified for wildland fires; provide a framework for fuels management strategies through the use of mechanical treatments and prescribed fire; and provide a framework to be able to plan and implement a wildland fire program across agency boundaries.
Aztec Ruins National Monument Fire Management Plan, June 2005
The National Park Service's (NPS) Management Policy (2001) and NPS Director's Order 18 both require that each park with vegetation capable of burning will prepare a wildland fire management plan to guide a fire management program that is responsible to the Park's natural and cultural resource objectives and to safety considerations for Park visitors, employees, and developed facilities. Aztec Ruins National Monument (Park) contains vegetation within its authorized boundary capable of burning, and therefore needs a Fire Management Plan (Plan). Completion of the Plan is critical to any management decision. The following is a summary of fire management needs: guide the decision-making process where safety, social, political, and resource values are evaluated, and appropriate management strategies are identified for wildland fires; provide a framework for fuels management strategies through the use of mechanical treatments and prescribed fire; and provide a framework to be able to plan and implement a wildland fire program across agency boundaries.
Aztec Ruins National Monument Fire Management Plan, June 2005
2005
60 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch