Prescribed fire is used less frequently. Prescribed fire is used in a way that mimics natural disturbance processes, in order to restore naturally occurring patterns and structures. Less emphasis on restoration. More emphasis on restoring forest and rangeland health, so ecosystems can be self-sustaining and productive. No overall fish and riparian management strategy.
Interim plans address only parts of the Project Area.
Provides a more consistent, landscape-level approach for managing aquatic and riparian resources. No overall weed management strategy that guides control of exotic weeds in the Project Area. Emphasized an overall Integrated Weed Management strategy that incorporates education of the land user, techniques for prevention of weed spread, and use of a combination of weed control methods. Public involvement is legally mandated by the National Environmental Policy Act and other public policies. Goes beyond legal requirements, and puts more emphasis on how decisions are made.