MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL Sample Clauses

MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL. Consideration of cultural resources as they are affected by rangeland and livestock grazing activities will normally be accomplished during the Allotment Management Plan preparation or modification as part of compliance with NEPA. Class II inventory, if any, will focus on those areas determined to be most at risk from grazing activities and associated improvements. Historic properties that appear to be affected by livestock grazing and other rangeland activities will be monitored to determine the extent of the effect, and to provide information about suitable treatment/protective measures.
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MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL. Forest Service vegetation management programs encompass two general project planning processes: 1) individual, stand-alone projects; and 2) vegetation management as a tool for meeting management objectives in a broad-scale analysis area.
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MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL. Safety Concerns: The intensity of some fires may create major safety concerns, especially in the timbered portions of the burned areas. Specific safety rules are usually implemented to reduce the safety hazard while working in burned areas. While these safety rules can reduce the hazard, it is believed that the best way to prevent danger to personnel is to reduce the amount of time actually spent in the intensively burned areas. Therefore, determinations of actual inventory areas will be made on a case-by- case basis, and will usually be limited to those areas that will have the greatest ground disturbance and those areas that can be inventoried safely.
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MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL. This section must include:
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