Regional Frameworks
A central recommendation of the state’s Forest Carbon Plan and the National Forest Planning Rule is to build and maintain regional approaches to improve the health and resilience of forested landscapes. The benefits of a regional approach include alignment of state and federal goals and mandates at a regional level, facilitating multi-benefit and multi-jurisdictional projects, and empowering local governments and collaboratives to set priorities and integrate forest resilience and sustainable development programs.
THE LATEST
resources
Publications
February 2021: RFFC Mid-Program Report
January 2020: Increasing Forest and Fire Management Capacity in California
Work Group: Regional Frameworks
Partnering Organizations
Work Group leads:
CAL FIRE – Angela Lottes
Department of Conservation – Brian Newman-Lindsay
U.S. Forest Service – Jerry Bird
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation – Jonathan Birdsong
Department of Conservation – Nic Enstice
Keali’i Bright – Department of Conservation
Michelle Barry – U.S. Forest Service
Facilitator
Allison Jolley – Watershed Research & Training Center
Key Actions Assigned:
1.28 – 1.30