#00236
After fire, poorly targeted logging, planting and reconstruction can worsen erosion, water damage, biodiversity loss and future exposure while overlooking natural regeneration and long-term health.
Leave standing and fallen burned material where it supports habitat, soil and regeneration without creating unacceptable safety or fire risk.
Track vegetation, soil, habitat and invasive species after fire so restoration is used where natural recovery is inadequate rather than by default.
Restore sites that are not recovering with diverse, locally appropriate species and structures suited to plausible future climate and fire regimes.