San Bernardino National Forest Land Management Plan - Part 2

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Land Management Plan Part 2 San Bernardino National Forest Strategy LG 2 - Rangeland Health September 2005 Rangelands are healthy and sustainable over the long-term. Rangelands are meeting or moving toward forest plan, ecosystem, and site-specific desired conditions. • Prioritize and perform an interdisciplinary team rangeland assessment every five years (e.g., long-term condition and trend transects and proper functioning condition assessments (PFC)) to determine if key areas are meeting or moving toward desired conditions and resource objectives. Adjust livestock management as necessary. • Evaluate ecosystem health every five years. Indicators used in the evaluation include, but are not limited to: measures of riparian structure and function; the amount and distribution of noxious weeds and invasive non-native species; soil health; threatened, endangered, proposed, candidate, and sensitive species habitat; rare plant species vigor; plant community composition and structure; sensitive heritage resources; and water quality. Adjust livestock management as necessary. • Review and incorporate the Forest Plan Noxious Weed Management Strategy. • Implement Best Management Practices for Water Quality. Linked to National Strategic Plan Goal 2 - Reduce the impacts from invasive species, objective 1, Goal 5 - Improve watershed condition, objectives 1, 2, and 3, and Goal 6 - Mission related work in addition to that which supports the agency goals, objectives 1 and 3. LG 3 - Wildhorse and Burro Territories Wildhorse and burro populations and distribution are managed as specified in the approved territory management plan. Wildhorse and burro territories remain suitable and sustainable over the long-term. • Periodically review the approved territory management plan and the forest plan to assess whether desired conditions are being met or moving towards. If necessary amend the Wildhorse and Burro Territory Management Plan to meet the forest plan's desired conditions. Linked to National Strategic Plan Goal 5 - Improve watershed condition, objectives 1, 2, and 3, and Goal 6 - Mission related work in addition to that which supports the agency goals, objectives 1 and 3. Page 154
September 2005 Land Management Plan Part 2 San Bernardino National Forest Strategy Fire 1 - Fire Prevention Reduce the number of human-caused wildland fires and associated human and environmental impacts. Focus fire prevention programs on the urban interface, threatened, endangered, proposed, candidate and sensitive species habitat, vegetative areas threatened with type conversion, and areas of major recreation use: • Consider application of fire retardant along roads and adjacent to areas of high recreation use where human-caused wildland fires are frequent. • Implement national forest use restrictions when there is a lack of firefighting resources or extreme weather and fuel conditions that would result in unstoppable wildland fires. • Continue with environmental and fire prevention education in the classroom in local schools. • Restrict vehicle use to National Forest System and non-forest system roads and trails that are designated for motorized use. Linked to National Strategic Plan Goal 1- Reduce the risk from catastrophic wildland fire, objective 2. Fire 2 - Direct Community Protection Reduce the fire threat to communities using mechanical treatments, prescribed fire and herbicides. Identify and schedule for treatment the high-risk and high-value acres near communities, including the installation of Wildland/Urban Interface (WUI) Defense and Threat Zone vegetation treatments. Highest priority should be given to those evacuation routes, Wildland/Urban Interface Community Defense and Threat Zones and communication site areas with substantial drought and insect-killed vegetation that present a significant threat to life and property in entire communities. Other general national forest priorities will be determined by a process such as fireshed assessment consistent with community protection plans. Linked to National Strategic Plan Goal 1- Reduce the risk from catastrophic wildland fire, objectives 1 and 3. Page 155
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