WIldland Fires
Managing the woods today to protect against fire tomorrow
Brookhaven National Laboratory
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Wildland Fire Documents
- BNL outlines it approach to wildland fire issues in this comprehensive
report.
- Is my Building on the Wildland Fire Interface list? What are the
precaution needed if my Building is on the Wildland Interface?
How does my Building rate? Follow this link. (for
a full copy of the study see "Wildland Interface Study" listed below).
- DOE's Initial
Wildland Fire Safety Report (survey of 4 DOE labs; PDF, 38
pages, December 2000) This document describes the impact from several wildland fires on
DOE facilities during CY2000. Included are recommended enhancements
that DOE has initiated.
- BNL response
to DOE request for a Wildland Fire Safety Enhancement Action Plan (
PDF, 9 pages, April 2001) Based on the recommendations in the DOE Wildland
Fire Safety Report, BNL was required to evaluate the enhancements and
respond with an action plan.
- BNL Lessons Learned
Review Report (PDF, 16 pages, March 2001) Based on the DOE CY 2000 Wildland
Fire Safety Report lessons learned, BNL staff reviewed their operations
for applicable lessons to apply locally.
- BNL Wildland Fire Assessment
Report (PDF, 42 pages, April 2001) A BNL specific look at the
wildland fire issues on site. Site wide issues effecting the wildland
hazard are examined along with defining individual facilities for
assessment. Group assessments are preformed to determine regional
risk.
- BNL's
Wildland Interface Survey
(PDF, 10 pages, August 2002) rates facilities located along the wildland
interface versus important conditions related to protection from wildland
fires.
- Landscaping
Checklist for Wildland Fire Provided for the reference of building
mangers and homeowners (from WWW.Firewise.com).
- 1995 Long Island South Hampton
Wildland fire news clips from News 12 (MPEG 33 Mb file)
Other
Documents

Last Modified: February 1, 2008 Please forward all questions about this site to:
Joseph Levesque
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