The U.S. Fire Learning Network Field Guide 2009 contains information on all of the regional networks and landscapes active that year. These include the Northwest (Applegate Watershed,  Lakeview Stewardship Unit – Sprague Watershed, Tapash Sustainable Forest Collaborative, Upper Deschutes Basin), California Klamath-Siskiyou (Hayfork Basin, Trinity Mountains, Western Klamath Mountains), Centennial (Centennial Valley, Big Hole Valley, Rocky Mountain Front, Upper Henry’s Fork Conservation Area), Colorado Central Rockies Forest and Fire Learning Network, Great Plains (Loess Hills, Refugio-Goliad Prairie, Central Platte, Fort Hood, Lower Loup Rivers, Middle Niobrara Sandhills, Prairie Coteau Habitat Partnership, Southern Iowa Oak Savanna), South Central (Big Piney ERP, Blacklands ERP, Land Between the Lakes, Bobtail Oak Woodland Restoration Project, Buffalo National River, Lower Ouachita, Novaculite Uplift,  St. Francis National Forest, Upland Forest ERP, White Rock ERP, Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Wildlife Management Areas (Gene Rush, Gulf Mountain, Harold Alexander, Hobbs, Loafer’s Glory, Madison County, Petit Jean)), Appalachian (Allegheny Highlands, Cumberland River, Shawnee Forest, Allegheny Border), Southern Blue Ridge (Central Blue Ridge Escarpment, Great Smoky and Unaka Mountains, South Mountains, Southern Blue Ridge Escarpment) and Florida-Caribbean Fire & Invasives Learning Network (Bahamas Pine Rocklands, Guanica Dry Forest Reserve (Puerto Rico), Jamaica Fire-Dependent and Fire-Sensitive Habitats, Lake Wales Ridge, Madres de las Aguas (Dominican Republic), Nariva Swamp (Trinidad & Tobago), St. Lucia Dry Forests, South Florida Pine Rocklands) regional networks; the Jemez Mountains Climate Change Adaptation Project, Mimbres Watershed, Onslow Bight Stewardship Alliance and South Puget Sound demonstration landscapes; and the Genies in the Bottle: A LANDFIRE-Efroymson CAP Coaches Network Innovation Project.