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Ignition of a prescribed fire.

Policy Guidance
The drive behind the Fire Ecology Program. NPS policy, a steering committee, and strategic planning all guide the program, while partnerships help to achieve program goals.
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Monitoring a fire at Grand Canyon.

Fire Effects Monitoring
The fire monitoring program allows park managers to document basic information, to detect trends, and to ensure that each park meets its fire and resource management objectives.
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Seedling growing next to burnt bark.

Fire Ecology Contacts
National Park Service Fire Ecologists contact information.
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Fire monitor observing fire.

Rx Effects Newsletter
Information on Fire Effects Monitoring in the National Park Service, fire research, and other types of wildfire monitoring.
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Regrowth after the Ouzel Fire in Rocky Mountain National Park.

Fire Ecology Stories
Stories relating to fire ecology, fire effects monitoring, and more.
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Mosaic fire scar.

Research
The use of scientific information to improve fire and land management through research.
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Fire monitor.

Related Links
Learn more about fire ecology from related websites.
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Fire on the prairie at night.

Fire Monitoring Handbook
This handbook is intended to facilitate and standardize monitoring where appropriate for NPS units that are subject to burning by wildland or prescribed fire.

Fire Ecology Assessment Tool (FEAT)
FEAT is a relational database management system developed to support immediate and long-term monitoring and reporting of fire effects.

NPS/USGS National Burn Severity Mapping Project
The Joint NPS-USGS National Burn Severity Mapping Project addresses the need to quantify fire effects over large, often-remote regions and long time intervals.

   
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