Huachuca Area Fire Partners Fire Management Plan
The Fire Management Plan provides a framework for landscape-level fire management — its goals include collectively implementing fire management projects that participants are unable to accomplish on their own and managing fire across jurisdictional boundaries.
Subject Tags
- Conservation Planning
- Fire management
- Grassland
Abstract
The Huachuca Area Fire Partners (HAFP) is an alliance of public and private groups in southeastern Arizona’s Santa Cruz and Cochise counties. Parties from the Patagonia Mountains on the west to the San Pedro River on the east have come together to manage fire activities over the 500,000-acre borderlands area. The Fire Management Plan is a general framework for landscape-level fire management that does not replace any approved fire management plans of partner organizations. Partner FMPs always take precedent over this framework. The intent of the HAFP is to take on projects that participants are unable to accomplish on their own.
Citation
Appleton-Whitehall Research Ranch, National Audobon Society, Arizona State Land Department, Babocomari Ranch, Coronado National Memorial, National Park Service, Fort Huachuca, U.S. Army, San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area, Bureau of Land Management, San Rafael Ranch, San Rafael Ranch State Park, Arizona State Parks, Sierra Vista Ranger District, Coronado National Forest, USDA Forest Service, Southeastern Arizona Preserves, The Nature Conservancy. 2005. Huachuca Area Fire Partners Fire Managment Plan. Tucson, AZ. 196 pp.
Media Contacts
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The Nature Conservancy