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Great Basin Restoration Initiative: Enhancing Sustainable Resources

The Great Basin Restoration Initiative focuses on implementing, supporting, and enhancing sustainable resources in the public lands of Great Basin ecosystems. The initiative aims to integrate science into treatments, prioritize projects, and engage in monitoring and adaptive management practices to achieve healthy landscapes. Collaborating with various partners, the initiative conducts evaluations, shares results, and offers technical assistance to improve restoration efforts.

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Great Basin Restoration Initiative: Enhancing Sustainable Resources

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  1. Great Basin Restoration Initiative 1999 2000

  2. Field Office to On-the Ground Project GBRI

  3. GBRI Core Team GBRI Technical Team Resource/Fire Specialists from BLM Field Offices & other state agency, NGO, academia, etc. partners

  4. GBRI Tasks • Implementation • Support

  5. Future • Proposed Great Basin Ecoregional Coordinator assumes GBRI responsibilities (with Great Basin LCC assistance): • Great Basin Native Plant Selection & Increase Project • SageSTEPlong-term monitoring project • Cheatgrass Die-off Project • Great Basin Fire Science Delivery Project (JFS funded)

  6. Great Basin Restoration Initiative- Vision “Healthy Great Basin landscapes and sustainable resources that meet the needs of the public that use and enjoy these lands”

  7. Public Lands • Field Office/Project Level • Prioritization (ecoregional step-down) • Incorporate science into treatments • Implementation strategies • Monitoring and adaptive management • Sharing results & technical assistance • Evaluations and reviews • Work with External Partners Proposed GBRI Focus

  8. Examples • Science to Management • Technology Transfer • Technical Assistance & Reviews

  9. Public Lands • Field Office/Project Level • Prioritization (ecoregional step-down) • Incorporate science into treatments • Implementation strategies • Monitoring and adaptive management • Sharing results & technical assistance • Evaluations and reviews • Work with External Partners Proposed GBRI Focus

  10. Funding and Implementing Treatments • Treatment Prioritization Planning  Implementation • National Fire Plan-”Restore fire adapted ecosystems” • Eastern Nevada Landscape Coalition • Utah and Nevada Partners for Conservation & Development Science Based Planning Adaptive Management

  11. Local or Project Level • Assessment, Inventory, & Monitoring • BLM AIM Strategy-Protocols • USGS Fire Rehabilitation Monitoring Protocol • USGS Digital Land Treatment Library Sharing Results Consolidating Results

  12. Field Office or Project Level • Science and Research • Identify Local Science Needs • Science Synthesis

  13. Field Office or Project Level DOI Climate Science Centers (NW & SW) • Climate Change • Incorporation of CC into Project Planning • CC Adaptation & Mitigation Applications to Projects

  14. Local or Project Level • Technology Transfer • Connecting Scientists to Field Offices • Sharing Information across BLM Offices • Science Synthesis and New Research Results

  15. Local or Project Level Technical Assistance & Reviews • On-the-Ground Technical Input on Projects • Training and Workshops • Project Reviews to Improve Future Projects

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