FIRE EFFECTS GUIDE - National Wildfire Coordinating Group

(4) If objectives were not met, briefly summarize what factors were the
cause for lack of achievement.
(5) Make recommendations to management.
(a) Immediate changes required in management strategies.
(b) Recommendations for improvement in rehabilitation and postfire site
management practices.
d. Post evaluation actions.
(1) After management review and decision(s), the evaluation report
should be filed in the appropriate file(s) and the required followup
actions assigned and initiated. This report should be signed and dated
by the preparer and the reviewing official.
(2) Followup on management decision(s) - repeat evaluation process if
appropriate.
(3) If no management action was taken (e.g., the burned area was
grazed, or no erosion control efforts were made), document any
adverse impacts that occurred and what future management actions
need to be taken under similar conditions.
7. Disseminate New Findings To Other Interested Parties.
a. Fire Effects Information System.
b. Internal or interagency newsletters.
c. Professional meetings.
d. Local, state or regional workshops.
e. Agency technical publications.
f. "Expert Systems" or relational databases.
g. Office-to-office memos.