1. 38th National Indian Timber Symposium

2. Restoring Fire to the Landscape San Carlos Apache Reservation Dee Randall, Forest Manager

3. Restoring Fire to the Landscape

4. San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation

5. Map: San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation

6. Biomes Map

7. San Carlos Apache Reservation is a working forest

8. Hunting and Recreation Permit Sales

9. Cattle Grazing Permits

10. Provides Water

11. Cultural Values

12. Traditional Uses of Fire

13. Integrated Resource Management Plan Vision Statement

14. Four Guiding Principles

15. Change in Forest & Fire Management

16. Malay Gap Fire Scar

17. Silvicultural Treatments to Mimic Natural Disturbance

18. Mortality from Insect and Disease

19. Forest Treatments 2004 May 2014

20. Silvicultural Treatments

21. Prescribe Fire - Silvicultural Treatment

22. Results of Prescribe Fire

23. Point of Pines Woodland Treatment

24. Brush Shredder Treatment

25. Point of Pines 2014

26. Point of Pines

27. 1935 to 2001 Photo Comparison

28. Bee Flat Project

29. Bee Flat Approximately 500 acres treated

30. Bee Flat

31. Wallow Fire

32. Wallow Fire

33. Bear Canyon Resource Benefit Fire 20,029 acres

34. Post fire aerial photo

35. After the Burn

36. After the Burn, cont.

37. Skunk Fire - Ponderosa Pine forest 73,682 Acres

38. Fire Progression Map

39. After the fire photo

40. Skunk Fire - Group Selection

41. Juniper /oak woodlands

42. Aerial photos

43. Bear Canyon Fire Skunk fire

44. Simulation of Skunk Fire 7 Day

45. Skunk Fire June 17, 2014

46. Landscape Changes VS Management Options

47. Conclusion

48. Thank You

49. 38th National Indian Timber Symposium