KFO Vegetation Management Plan / wildfire fuels reduction
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The Department of the Interior, through the Bureau of Land Management Kingman Field office, is seeking professional services to develop a Vegetation Management Plan and an Environmental Assessment. This initiative aims to manage vegetation communities in Arizona to align with Resource Management Plans and current administration priorities. The strategy will employ a variety of integrated treatment methods, including mechanical removal, prescribed fire, chemical applications, and seeding, to modernize wildfire prevention and reduce hazardous fuels. The project focuses on enhancing public safety and supporting rural economies by restoring critical big game habitat and reducing invasive species. By promoting responsible timber harvesting and grazing, the plan seeks to restore balanced, multiple-use access to public lands. This effort is designed to improve interagency coordination and reduce regulatory burdens while empowering local decision-making in accordance with federal executive and secretarial orders.
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AZ, AZ, USASet-Aside
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