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Pinnacles National Monument Fire Management Plan: Environmental Assessment, April 2005
Pinnacles National Monument preserves unique rock formations, landforms, native habitats, natural processes, and cultural resources of the Central Coast region of California, and provides enjoyment, education, inspiration, and scientific study for this and future generations. Pinnacles National Monument fosters partnerships and community involvement to promote natural and cultural resource conservation and outdoor recreation in the region and beyond. National Park Service Wildland Fire Management Guidelines (DO-18) states, 'All parks with vegetation that can sustain fire must have a fire management plan' (NPS, 1999a). The purpose of this action is to develop a fire management plan and program that utilizes the benefits of fire to achieve desired natural and cultural resource conditions while minimizing undesirable effects to park resources. The plan will guide Pinnacles' fire management actions in order to protect life and property, preserve native plant and animal communities, and restore and protect the historic landscape.
Pinnacles National Monument Fire Management Plan: Environmental Assessment, April 2005
Pinnacles National Monument preserves unique rock formations, landforms, native habitats, natural processes, and cultural resources of the Central Coast region of California, and provides enjoyment, education, inspiration, and scientific study for this and future generations. Pinnacles National Monument fosters partnerships and community involvement to promote natural and cultural resource conservation and outdoor recreation in the region and beyond. National Park Service Wildland Fire Management Guidelines (DO-18) states, 'All parks with vegetation that can sustain fire must have a fire management plan' (NPS, 1999a). The purpose of this action is to develop a fire management plan and program that utilizes the benefits of fire to achieve desired natural and cultural resource conditions while minimizing undesirable effects to park resources. The plan will guide Pinnacles' fire management actions in order to protect life and property, preserve native plant and animal communities, and restore and protect the historic landscape.
Pinnacles National Monument Fire Management Plan: Environmental Assessment, April 2005
2005
132 pages
Report
No indication
English
Natural Resource Management , Forestry , Environmental Pollution & Control , Recreation , Fires , Environmental assessments , National parks , Management planning , Fire fighting , Forest fires , California , Natural resources management , Fire protection , Alternatives , Monitoring , Consultation , Coordination , Environmental analysis , Fire management plans , Pinnacles National Monument