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Lake Tahoe EIP

SNPLMA Round 16 Sub Grant - NV Regional Fuels Reduction Project

Project Number
02.01.01.0093
Action Priority
Reduce Hazardous Fuels
Implementers
North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District
Supporting Agencies
Incline Village General Improvement District, U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Primary Contact
Jason Furmaniak (jfurmaniak@nltfpd.net)

Stage
Implementation
Duration
2016 - 2024
Total Project Cost
$1,073,250
Funding Request
$0
Community Wildfire Protection Program Reduce Hazardous Fuels
This project will reduce hazardous fuels on lands within the Wildland Urban Interface Defense Zone of Incline Village, NV. An estimated 286 acres will be treated using hand thinning, and another 150 will be treated with understory prescribed fire. It will serve to compliment near-by fuels reduction projects, and previous treatments where 1st entry hand-thinning has been completed. The project is located near critical water treatment facilities, which are critical for fire-flow in the event of a wildfire, and potential evacuation centers should wildfire be active in the area.

Targeted Performance Measures

  • Acres of Forest Fuels Reduction Treatment

Threshold Categories

  • Vegetation Preservation
Hand thinning to reduce ladder fuels and promote a more natural forest. (Timing: During) (~5,192 KB) Credit: A. Shackelford Hand thinning to reduce ladder fuels and promote a more natural forest.

Location

Targeted Funding

Secured Funding: Incline Village General Impr... (IVGID), $100,000

Secured Funding: Southern Nevada Public Land Ma... (BLM), $973,250

Photos

During
Recently hand thinned forest. (Timing: During) (~5,602 KB) Credit: A. Shackelford
Recently hand thinned forest.
Teamwork! (Timing: During) (~3,220 KB) Credit: A. Shackelford
Teamwork!
Evidence of hand thinning to remove medium sized trees to promote the health of larger dominant trees. (Timing: During) (~5,427 KB) Credit: A. Shackelford
Evidence of hand thinning to remove medium sized trees to promote the health of larger dominant trees.
Evidence of hand thinning to remove small trees and shrubs. (Timing: During) (~5,468 KB) Credit: A. Shackelford
Evidence of hand thinning to remove small trees and shrubs.
Crew member felling diseased and out competed tree to improve general forest health. (Timing: During) (~5,517 KB) Credit: A. Shackelford
Crew member felling diseased and out competed tree to improve general forest health.
First entry hand thinning work (Timing: During) (~6,156 KB) Credit: A. Shackelford
First entry hand thinning work
Project Fact Sheet Data as of 11/19/2024