Local and Regional Forest Management Priorities Survey - California Forest Management Task Force

Why are we conducting this survey?
The State of California has developed a series of statewide plans for the management of forests and other lands, including the goals laid out in the California Forest Carbon Plan, Draft Natural and Working Lands Implementation Plan, State Wildlife Action Plan, and California Water Plan, among others. Achieving these goals will require an increase in the pace and scale of management activities throughout the State. The State relies on organizations operating at local and regional scales to implement land management. This survey will allow the State to gain a better understanding of where land management organizations are located, the management practices they prioritize, and their capacity to scale-up their current efforts to help meet State goals.

What is included in this survey?
We are seeking information on current and planned management activities, management activity costs, current and potential implementation capacity, management priorities, and goals for future management.

Who is the intended audience?
We hope to receive responses from tribes, resource conservation districts, local governments, fire safe councils, collaboratives, watershed councils, and other organizations that currently work on, or want to work on, implementation of forest management, fire-related vegetation management, and natural lands restoration in California, at scales ranging from an individual neighborhood to a regional landscape. This survey defines “implementing organizations” are those employing staff, volunteers, and/or contractors to manage vegetation. Only one person per organization should complete this survey. We are not using this survey to collect information on State or Federal government activities and State or Federal government employees should not respond to this survey unless doing so as a representative of a collaborative or other organization operating at a local or regional scale.

How is this different from other recent surveys?
Several other surveys and assessments have recently been conducted in California, including the Forest and/or Fire Capacity and Needs Assessment, barriers to prescribed fire implementation, and a survey of impediments and opportunities in forest management conducted by the Forest Management and Restoration Working Group of the Forest Management Task Force in late 2018. We thank you for your participation in these other efforts, which have produced valuable insights into forest management needs. This survey will build on those efforts to focus on why organizations are managing forests (e.g., defend infrastructure, restore habitat, etc.), the costs of implementing management, and goals for future management activity. This information is needed in order to see how local priorities align with State goals and design more effective policy and implementation programs to meet those goals.

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* 1. Please select the option below that best describes your organization:

Tribal government

County government

Municipal government

Fire department/district

Fire Safe Council

Resource Conservation District

Watershed council

Land trust

Community group (not incorporated)

Firewise ® USA site

Other nonprofit

Collaborative group

Network

Business

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Provide the approximate percentage of your organization’s forest and other vegetation management work that occurs in each county (by acreage, to the nearest 5-10% if possible). When entering a response, do not include the "%" symbol. For example, enter fifty percent as "50".

Alameda

Alpine

Amador

Butte

Calaveras

Colusa

Contra Costa

Del Norte

El Dorado

Fresno

Glenn

Humboldt

Imperial

Inyo

Kern

Kings

Lake

Lassen

Los Angeles

Madera

Marin

Mariposa

Mendocino

Merced

Modoc

Mono

Monterey

Napa

Nevada

Orange

Placer

Plumas

Riverside

Sacramento

San Benito

San Bernardino

San Diego

San Francisco

San Joaquin

San Luis Obispo

San Mateo

Santa Barbara

Santa Clara

Santa Cruz

Shasta

Sierra

Siskiyou

Solano

Sonoma

Stanislaus

Sutter

Tehama

Trinity

Tulare

Tuolumne

Ventura

Yolo

Yuba

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* 3. Provide the approximate percentage of your organization’s forest and other vegetation management work that occurs among the following list of ecosystem types (by acreage, to the nearest 5-10% if possible). When entering a response, do not include the "%" symbol. For example, enter fifty percent as "50".

Conifer forest (any areas where tree cover is 10% or greater)

Oak woodland or savannah (tree cover is 10% or greater)

Shrubland (e.g., chaparral, coastal sage scrub)

Grassland (tree or shrub cover is less than 10%)

Desert or shrub-steppe (e.g., big sagebrush, creosote bush).

Wetlands/Riparian Areas

Juniper woodland

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* 4. Thinking about the forest landscape as a spectrum ranging from near the built environment to far from the built environment, select the option that best describes the environment where your organization does its forest and/or other vegetation management. Choose only one.

Immediately surrounding buildings and other built infrastructure

Predominantly wildland urban interface (WUI) or intermix

An approximately equal mixture of WUI and landscapes/upper watershed areas

Predominantly landscapes/upper watershed areas

Immediately surrounding buildings and other built infrastructure

Predominantly wildland urban interface (WUI) or intermix

An approximately equal mixture of WUI and landscapes/upper watershed areas

Predominantly landscapes/upper watershed areas

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* 5. Please allocate a total of 100 points among the following objectives that best describe your organization’s goals and priorities for the forest and/or vegetation management practices. Examples: (a) 90 pts for protect homes + 10 points for protect carbon, or (b) 50 points for restore ecosystems + 30 for water + 20 protect from climate change.

Protect homes, businesses, and/or other built infrastructure from wildfire

Restore ecosystems following damage from wildfire, invasive species, fire suppression, previous management, etc.

Protect timber resources from wildfire

Protect ecosystems from climate change

Increase or protect carbon stored in ecosystems

Increase or protect water quality and/or yield

Limit air pollution emissions/exposure from wildfire (such as particulate matter)

Increase or protect cultural resources (for example, culturally important plants)

Increase or protect habitat for plant or animal species of management concern (sensitive species or fish and game species for recreational use)

Provide timber harvest income

Protect or enhance recreation sites

Prevent conversion to other land use types

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* 6. Please describe your organization’s goals for its forest and/or vegetation management work.

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* 7. Mark the column that best represents the approximate number of acres of each management practice your organization expects to implement PER YEAR over the next 2-3 years, where “implement” is defined as employing staff, volunteers, or contractors to conduct a practice.

	1-25	26-50	50-100	100-250	251-500	501-1,000	1,001-5,000	5,001-10,000	>10,000
Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre)	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 1-25	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 26-50	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 50-100	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 100-250	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 251-500	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 501-1,000	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 1,001-5,000	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 5,001-10,000	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) >10,000
Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile).	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 1-25	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 26-50	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 50-100	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 100-250	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 251-500	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 501-1,000	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 1,001-5,000	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 5,001-10,000	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). >10,000
Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest.	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 1-25	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 26-50	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 50-100	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 100-250	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 251-500	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 501-1,000	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 1,001-5,000	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 5,001-10,000	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. >10,000
Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives.	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 1-25	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 26-50	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 50-100	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 100-250	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 251-500	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 501-1,000	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 1,001-5,000	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 5,001-10,000	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. >10,000
Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration.	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 1-25	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 26-50	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 50-100	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 100-250	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 251-500	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 501-1,000	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 1,001-5,000	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 5,001-10,000	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. >10,000
Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives.	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 1-25	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 26-50	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 50-100	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 100-250	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 251-500	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 501-1,000	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 1,001-5,000	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 5,001-10,000	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. >10,000
Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules.	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1-25	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 26-50	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 50-100	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 100-250	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 251-500	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 501-1,000	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1,001-5,000	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 5,001-10,000	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. >10,000
Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules.	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1-25	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 26-50	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 50-100	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 100-250	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 251-500	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 501-1,000	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1,001-5,000	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 5,001-10,000	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. >10,000
Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules.	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 1-25	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 26-50	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 50-100	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 100-250	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 251-500	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 501-1,000	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 1,001-5,000	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 5,001-10,000	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. >10,000
Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas).	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 1-25	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 26-50	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 50-100	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 100-250	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 251-500	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 501-1,000	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 1,001-5,000	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 5,001-10,000	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). >10,000
Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links.	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 1-25	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 26-50	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 50-100	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 100-250	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 251-500	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 501-1,000	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 1,001-5,000	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 5,001-10,000	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. >10,000
Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape.	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 1-25	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 26-50	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 50-100	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 100-250	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 251-500	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 501-1,000	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 1,001-5,000	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 5,001-10,000	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. >10,000
Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland.	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 1-25	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 26-50	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 50-100	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 100-250	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 251-500	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 501-1,000	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 1,001-5,000	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 5,001-10,000	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. >10,000
Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire.	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 1-25	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 26-50	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 50-100	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 100-250	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 251-500	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 501-1,000	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 1,001-5,000	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 5,001-10,000	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. >10,000
Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands.	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 1-25	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 26-50	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 50-100	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 100-250	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 251-500	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 501-1,000	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 1,001-5,000	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 5,001-10,000	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. >10,000
Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas.	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 1-25	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 26-50	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 50-100	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 100-250	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 251-500	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 501-1,000	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 1,001-5,000	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 5,001-10,000	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. >10,000

Other (please specify)

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* 8. Enter the approximate cost per acre (dollars per acre) for your organization to conduct each of the management practices your organization expects to implement over the next 2-3 years. Please report net cost, with net revenue-generating activities entered as negative values. If possible, exclude costs related to planning (e.g., RPF time, plan writing), administration, and maintenance (e.g., roads, stream crossings).

Defensible space/hazard tree removal

Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre)

Mechanical non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way)

Mechanical removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile).

Hand non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way)

Hand removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile).

Mechanical shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing

Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed by machines to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest.

Hand shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing

Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed by hand to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest.

Cultural burning

Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives.

Prescribed burning

Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration.

Prescribed grazing

Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives.

Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management)

Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules.

Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements)

A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas).

Land Protection

Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links.

Reforestation/ forest area expansion

Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape.

Mountain meadow restoration

Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland.

Oak woodland restoration

Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire.

Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management

A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands.

Wetland restoration

Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas.

Other (Please describe)

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* 9. When the implementation of practices listed in the preceding question will generate woody residues (including small diameter trees, limbs and tops from merchantable trees, and shrubs), what approximate percentage (by weight) of those residues will have the following fates? Leave blank if not applicable. When entering a response, do not include the "%" symbol. For example, enter fifty percent as "50".

Left on site to decompose (including lop and scatter, mastication, etc.)

Burned on site (open burning, including pile burning and broadcast burning)

Used to generate energy at an offsite biomass energy facility (for combustion or gasification)

Used to create durable wood products (plywood, OSB, etc.)

Used to create short-lived wood products (pulp, paper, heating pellets, etc.)

Used to create biochar or similar products

Chipped for use in landscaping, agriculture, or similar composting

Used to produce liquid fuel (ethanol, hydrogen, bio-diesel, etc.)

Disposed of in a landfill

Other

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* 10. If funding availability was not a barrier to implementation, mark the column that best represents the number of acres of each management practice your organization would be able to implement PER YEAR over the next 2-3 years to meet organizational or regional plans or priorities. “Implement” is defined as employing staff, volunteers, or contractors to conduct a practice.

	1-25	26-50	50-100	100-250	251-500	501-1,000	1,001-5,000	5,001-10,000	>10,000
Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre)	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 1-25	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 26-50	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 50-100	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 100-250	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 251-500	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 501-1,000	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 1,001-5,000	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 5,001-10,000	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) >10,000
Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile).	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 1-25	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 26-50	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 50-100	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 100-250	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 251-500	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 501-1,000	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 1,001-5,000	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 5,001-10,000	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). >10,000
Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest.	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 1-25	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 26-50	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 50-100	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 100-250	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 251-500	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 501-1,000	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 1,001-5,000	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 5,001-10,000	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. >10,000
Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives.	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 1-25	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 26-50	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 50-100	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 100-250	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 251-500	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 501-1,000	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 1,001-5,000	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 5,001-10,000	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. >10,000
Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration.	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 1-25	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 26-50	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 50-100	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 100-250	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 251-500	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 501-1,000	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 1,001-5,000	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 5,001-10,000	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. >10,000
Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives.	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 1-25	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 26-50	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 50-100	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 100-250	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 251-500	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 501-1,000	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 1,001-5,000	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 5,001-10,000	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. >10,000
Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules.	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1-25	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 26-50	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 50-100	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 100-250	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 251-500	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 501-1,000	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1,001-5,000	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 5,001-10,000	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. >10,000
Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules.	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1-25	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 26-50	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 50-100	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 100-250	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 251-500	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 501-1,000	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1,001-5,000	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 5,001-10,000	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. >10,000
Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules.	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 1-25	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 26-50	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 50-100	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 100-250	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 251-500	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 501-1,000	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 1,001-5,000	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 5,001-10,000	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. >10,000
Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas).	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 1-25	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 26-50	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 50-100	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 100-250	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 251-500	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 501-1,000	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 1,001-5,000	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 5,001-10,000	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). >10,000
Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links.	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 1-25	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 26-50	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 50-100	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 100-250	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 251-500	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 501-1,000	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 1,001-5,000	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 5,001-10,000	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. >10,000
Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape.	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 1-25	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 26-50	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 50-100	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 100-250	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 251-500	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 501-1,000	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 1,001-5,000	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 5,001-10,000	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. >10,000
Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland.	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 1-25	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 26-50	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 50-100	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 100-250	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 251-500	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 501-1,000	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 1,001-5,000	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 5,001-10,000	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. >10,000
Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire.	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 1-25	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 26-50	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 50-100	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 100-250	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 251-500	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 501-1,000	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 1,001-5,000	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 5,001-10,000	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. >10,000
Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands.	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 1-25	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 26-50	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 50-100	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 100-250	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 251-500	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 501-1,000	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 1,001-5,000	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 5,001-10,000	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. >10,000
Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas.	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 1-25	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 26-50	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 50-100	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 100-250	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 251-500	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 501-1,000	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 1,001-5,000	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 5,001-10,000	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. >10,000

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* 11. Enter the approximate number of acres of each management practice your organization would like to implement PER YEAR to meet organizational or regional plans or priorities in the period of time 5-10 years from now (between 2025 to 2030), where “implement” is defined as employing staff, volunteers, or contractors to conduct a practice.

	1-25	26-50	50-100	100-250	251-500	501-1,000	1,001-5,000	5,001-10,000	>10,000
Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre)	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 1-25	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 26-50	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 50-100	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 100-250	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 251-500	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 501-1,000	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 1,001-5,000	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) 5,001-10,000	Defensible space/hazard tree removal Removal of hazardous or potentially flammable vegetation within 100 ft of structures or infrastructure. (100 ft on each side of a structure = 1 acre) >10,000
Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile).	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 1-25	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 26-50	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 50-100	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 100-250	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 251-500	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 501-1,000	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 1,001-5,000	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). 5,001-10,000	Non-shaded fuelbreak (includes clearance along roadsides or utility right of way) Removal of crown, ladder, and surface fuels in order to slow or stop the spread of wildland fire; vegetation is not retained. (20 ft clearance on each side of a road (40 ft total width) is about 5 acres per linear mile). >10,000
Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest.	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 1-25	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 26-50	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 50-100	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 100-250	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 251-500	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 501-1,000	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 1,001-5,000	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. 5,001-10,000	Shaded fuelbreak /Understory clearing Some trees and other vegetation and fuels are removed to create a shaded fuelbreak or defensible space in an area to reduce the potential for wildfires and the damage they might cause. Minimum stocking standards within the operating area are met immediately after harvest. >10,000
Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives.	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 1-25	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 26-50	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 50-100	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 100-250	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 251-500	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 501-1,000	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 1,001-5,000	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. 5,001-10,000	Cultural burning Application of fire to the environment to predominantly to achieve cultural objectives. >10,000
Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration.	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 1-25	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 26-50	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 50-100	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 100-250	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 251-500	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 501-1,000	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 1,001-5,000	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. 5,001-10,000	Prescribed burning Prescribed burning for fire fuel reduction and ecological restoration. >10,000
Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives.	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 1-25	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 26-50	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 50-100	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 100-250	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 251-500	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 501-1,000	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 1,001-5,000	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. 5,001-10,000	Prescribed grazing Managing the harvest of vegetation with grazing and/or browsing animals with the intent to achieve specific ecological, economic, and management objectives. >10,000
Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules.	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1-25	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 26-50	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 50-100	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 100-250	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 251-500	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 501-1,000	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1,001-5,000	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 5,001-10,000	Forest even-aged management Even-aged management, including Clear Cut, Seed Tree, and Shelterwood methods, as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. >10,000
Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules.	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1-25	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 26-50	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 50-100	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 100-250	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 251-500	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 501-1,000	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 1,001-5,000	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. 5,001-10,000	Forest uneven-aged management Management of a specific forest with the goal of establishing a well-stocked stand of various age classes and permitting the periodic harvest of individual or small groups of trees to realize the yield and continually establish a new crop; includes Selection, Group Selection, and Transition methods as defined in the California Forest Practices Rules. >10,000
Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules.	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 1-25	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 26-50	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 50-100	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 100-250	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 251-500	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 501-1,000	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 1,001-5,000	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. 5,001-10,000	Intermediate forest treatment (includes pest management) Harvests conducted to modify or guide the development of an existing stand, but not to replace (regenerate) the stand with a new one, includes Commercial Thinning and Sanitation-Salvage (Pest Management) as defined in the California Forest Practice Rules. >10,000
Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas).	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 1-25	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 26-50	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 50-100	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 100-250	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 251-500	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 501-1,000	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 1,001-5,000	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). 5,001-10,000	Less intensive forest management (includes carbon offsets projects, improved forest management easements) A change in forest management practices to a less intensive harvest regime, from even-aged management to uneven-aged management (partial cut) or areas of no harvest (reserve areas). >10,000
Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links.	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 1-25	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 26-50	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 50-100	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 100-250	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 251-500	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 501-1,000	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 1,001-5,000	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. 5,001-10,000	Land Protection Protection of natural and working lands against conversion to development through the establishment of easements, acquisitions, fee title, or other activities. Includes the creation of wildlife corridors and habitat links. >10,000
Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape.	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 1-25	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 26-50	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 50-100	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 100-250	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 251-500	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 501-1,000	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 1,001-5,000	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. 5,001-10,000	Reforestation/ forest area expansion Establishing forest and restoring ecosystem health by planting native and climate-adapted trees to prevent conversion of forest ecosystems to shrub or grassland and advance carbon storage within the landscape. >10,000
Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland.	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 1-25	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 26-50	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 50-100	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 100-250	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 251-500	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 501-1,000	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 1,001-5,000	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. 5,001-10,000	Mountain meadow restoration Restoration of meadows in mountain regions. This includes a land type change from shrubland, grassland, and savanna to meadow and woodland. >10,000
Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire.	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 1-25	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 26-50	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 50-100	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 100-250	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 251-500	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 501-1,000	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 1,001-5,000	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. 5,001-10,000	Oak woodland restoration Reestablishment of oak woodlands on grasslands and cultivated lands where oaks have been depleted due to land conversion, removal, or wildfire. >10,000
Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands.	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 1-25	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 26-50	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 50-100	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 100-250	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 251-500	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 501-1,000	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 1,001-5,000	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. 5,001-10,000	Desert, grassland, shrubland, or chaparral restoration and management A suite of management practices that balance restoration, protection, and fuel management of desert, grassland, chaparral and other non-forested lands. >10,000
Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas.	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 1-25	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 26-50	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 50-100	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 100-250	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 251-500	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 501-1,000	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 1,001-5,000	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. 5,001-10,000	Wetland restoration Restoration or creation of wetlands in coastal areas, the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys, or other low-lying areas. >10,000

Other (please specify)

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* 12. Indicated the approximate number of acres PER YEAR your organization expects to implement under each of the following environmental review documents over the next 2-3 years:

	1-25	26-50	50-100	100-250	251-500	501-1,000	1,001-5,000	5,001-10,000	>10,000
Timber Harvest Plan	Timber Harvest Plan 1-25	Timber Harvest Plan 26-50	Timber Harvest Plan 50-100	Timber Harvest Plan 100-250	Timber Harvest Plan 251-500	Timber Harvest Plan 501-1,000	Timber Harvest Plan 1,001-5,000	Timber Harvest Plan 5,001-10,000	Timber Harvest Plan >10,000
Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan)	Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan) 1-25	Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan) 26-50	Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan) 50-100	Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan) 100-250	Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan) 251-500	Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan) 501-1,000	Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan) 1,001-5,000	Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan) 5,001-10,000	Other Forest Practice Plan (Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan, Working Forest Management Plan) >10,000
Forest Practice Exemption	Forest Practice Exemption 1-25	Forest Practice Exemption 26-50	Forest Practice Exemption 50-100	Forest Practice Exemption 100-250	Forest Practice Exemption 251-500	Forest Practice Exemption 501-1,000	Forest Practice Exemption 1,001-5,000	Forest Practice Exemption 5,001-10,000	Forest Practice Exemption >10,000
California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP)	California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) 1-25	California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) 26-50	California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) 50-100	California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) 100-250	California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) 251-500	California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) 501-1,000	California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) 1,001-5,000	California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) 5,001-10,000	California Vegetation Treatment Program (CalVTP) >10,000
California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption	California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption 1-25	California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption 26-50	California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption 50-100	California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption 100-250	California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption 251-500	California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption 501-1,000	California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption 1,001-5,000	California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption 5,001-10,000	California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) Notice of Exemption >10,000
CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration	CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration 1-25	CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration 26-50	CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration 50-100	CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration 100-250	CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration 251-500	CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration 501-1,000	CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration 1,001-5,000	CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration 5,001-10,000	CEQA Environmental Impact Report (EIR) or CEQA Mitigated Negative Declaration >10,000
National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion 1-25	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion 26-50	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion 50-100	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion 100-250	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion 251-500	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion 501-1,000	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion 1,001-5,000	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion 5,001-10,000	National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) Categorical Exclusion >10,000
Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS))	Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)) 1-25	Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)) 26-50	Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)) 50-100	Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)) 100-250	Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)) 251-500	Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)) 501-1,000	Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)) 1,001-5,000	Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)) 5,001-10,000	Other NEPA document (Environmental Assessment (EA), Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)) >10,000

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* 13. Has your organization received or applied for funding, cost-share, or technical assistance from a state, federal, or local public agency over the last 2-3 years (mark one)?

Received technical assistance.

Received funding.

Applied for funding, but have not received funding

Have not applied for funding, cost-share, or technical assistance

If you answered yes to any of the first three, for which program(s):

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* 14. In regard to the programs reference in the previous question, do you have any comments on the effectiveness of these programs?

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* 15. Please provide the following information about your organization, collaborative, or tribe.

Your organization, collaborative, or tribe’s name

Your name

Your position title

Your phone number

Your email address

Your organization’s office ZIP code; if you’re filling this out for a collaborative, please list the ZIP code for the community in which your collaborative most regularly meets.

May we contact you with follow-up questions about your responses?

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* 16. Do we have your permission to share your survey answers with members of the academic community that may be interested in using this data for forest policy research purposes?

Yes