Wildland Fire Use Sample Clauses

Wildland Fire Use. All wildland fire use fires are the responsibility of the Jurisdictional Agency. Any wildland fire use fire burning out of prescription is considered a wildfire and is the financial responsibility of the Jurisdictional Agency. The Protecting Agency will be responsible for the management of the fire. See Exhibit D item #5 Billing Procedures for Other Fire and Aviation Protection Activities.

Wildland Fire Use. The use of wildland fire to accomplish land and resource management objectives is referred to as prescribed fire, the deliberate application of fire to wildlands to achieve specific resource management objectives. These fires may be ignited either by resource managers or by natural events such as lightning. Wildland Urban Interface: The line, area, or zone where structures or other human development meet or intermingle with undeveloped wildland or vegetative fuels (i.e. I-Zone or urban interface). EXHIBIT B.

Wildland Fire Use. Wildland fire use is not an option for Mountain Longleaf NWR due to the relatively small size of the refuge and the values at risk both on and surrounding the refuge. Wildland fire use will not be considered in this plan.

Wildland Fire Use. Whenever possible, decisions regarding wildland fire use shall be made cooperatively and involve the Agencies whose lands the decisions may affect. The suppression cost for an escaped wildfire resulting from wildland fire use shall be the Jurisdictional Agency’s responsibility, unless otherwise agreed. If the Agencies manage a cooperative wildland fire use incident, the Agencies shall agree upon and document responsibility for suppression and management costs in the wildland fire implementation plan.