Cohesive Fire Strategy

Action Plan Tracking Tool

Northeast 2.2B.2

Use Community Wildfire Protection Plans (CWPP) to identify and influence fuel treatment areas in and around the Wildland Urban Interface.
 

Thursday, August 28, 2014 01:38 PM by larry
Regional
NAASF & Tribes
BIA, FAC, FEMA, Firewise, FLN, IAFC, NACO, NFPA, State Forestry Associations, Wildland and Structural Fire Departments, University Extension, NE RSC, & NA SPF

Short Term (0-2 years) & Ongoing

Supplemental Information: Lands surrounding CWPPs provide a tremendous opportunity to influence where and how fuel reduction projects funds may be distributed. Among those benefits is the opportunity to establish a localized definition and boundary for the wildland-urban interface at risk. In addition to giving communities the flexibility to define their own WUI, CWPPs also assist federal agencies in providing specific consideration to fuel reduction projects that implement CWPPs. CWPPS help influence increased private land management assistance to complement and implement broader fuel reduction management objectives across fire-prone landscapes; and encourage the implementation of the mitigation strategies identified in CWPPs.

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