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Allison Reeves-Jolley Erica Hann Jonathan Kusel USFS Collaboratives and Local Benefit: A Case Study Approach to Defining Local Allison Reeves-Jolley Erica Hann Jonathan Kusel

Background and Purpose CFLR Title IV CFLR Program legislation details the purpose of the program (Section 4001, page 1): “The purpose of this title is to encourage collaborative, science-based ecosystem restoration of priority forest landscapes through a process that (1) encourages ecological, economic, and social sustainability…(4) demonstrates the degree to which…(B) the use of forest restoration byproducts can offset treatment costs while benefitting local rural economies…” The CFLR Program mandates that these CFLRs benefit (and monitor) local economies specifically through job creation (Section 4003, page 4): “…(7) benefit local economies by providing local employment or training opportunities through contracts, grants, or agreements for restoration planning, design, implementation or monitoring with (a) local private, nonprofit, or cooperative entities; (b) Youth Conservation Corps crews or related partnerships, with State, local, and non-profit youth groups; (c) existing or proposed small or micro-businesses, clusters, or incubators; or (d) other entities that will hire or train local people to complete such contracts, grants, or agreements….” National Cohesive Wildfire Strategy Collaboratives Not mandated by legislation, but genuine interest and commitment to “local”

Background and Purpose, Continued Case Study Approach to Generate: Project specific delineations Replicable principles Designed for implementation in correspondence with Sierra Institute’s Local Contracting Work

Methods Review of literature and social science best practices Interviews Data Analysis Interview data Geospatial data ANALYSIS recorded and transcribed interviews and then coded the data according to reoccurring, as well as unique, themes and points of view using NVIVO version 10 software. Codes were developed and expanded iteratively throughout the analysis. Tools such as Similar Words Frequency were implemented as a means of assessing how well the nodes captured key principles, concerns, and concepts presented by informants; nodes were expanded accordingly to capture as many relevant themes as possible. GEOSPATIAL census block group boundaries, census designated places, city boundaries, sites of contract awards, county boundaries, land-use/land-cover type, public schools, school districts, and watershed boundaries.

Results: Individual Delineations Dinkey ACCG Burney Hat Creek WKRP

Inter-Case Study Patterns and Trends Concentric Tiers California as a Third Tier Units Characteristics of Importance Addressing Contractor Capacity Nuances to Implementation re: Ancestral Homelands The Importance of Site-Specific Research

Allison Reeves-Jolley Erica Hann Jonathan Kusel USFS Collaboratives and Local Benefit: A Case Study Approach to Defining Local Allison Reeves-Jolley Erica Hann Jonathan Kusel