Acreages within ICBEMP Broad-scale High Restoration Priority Subbasins, Fire Condition Classes 1,2,&3 and Fire Regimes 1 & 2 stratified by Inventoried Roadless Area categories
All acreage figures are rounded to the nearest 1,000.
High Restoration Priority Subbasins	IRA Categories (1B,1B-1,1C)			Sum
	CC 1	CC 2	CC 3
	Regimes 1&2	Regimes 1&2	Regimes 1&2
Biophysical, Economic, Tribal, Aquatic	1	13	38	52
Biophysical, Economic, Tribal
Biophysical, Economic, Aquatic	2	47	88	137
Biophysical, Tribal, Aquatic		1	1	3
Biophysical, Economic	20	67	8	95
Biophysical, Tribal	1	26	6	32
Biophysical, Aquatic		10	31	42
Economic, Tribal	2	119	65	186
Tribal, Auatic		5	2	7
Biophysical	1	11	15	27
Economic		28	53	81
Tribal		13	25	38
Aquatic	106	271	59	436
Sum	133	611	392	1,136
Definitions of Categories of Inventoried Roadless Areas
1B	Inventoried roadless area where road construction or reconstruction is not allowed
1B-1	Inventoried roadless area where road construction or reconstruction is not allowed, and the forest plan recommends as wilderness
1C	Inventoried roadless area where road construction or reconstruction is allowed
Definitions of Fire Condition Classes
1	Forested areas with an historically short fire return interval usually have frequent fires of low intensity
2	One or more fire return intervals have been missed, possibly resulting in increased fire sizes and intensities and decreased landscape mosaics and diversity
3	Multiple fire return intervals have been missed resulting in dramatic departure from historical conditions
Definitions of Fire Regimes
1	0-35+ years/low severity
2	0-35+ years/stand-replacement
The Fire Regimes are described in terms of frequency and severity and represent pre-settlement, historical fire processes. Fire regimes I and II represent frequent fire return intervals. The 0-35+ years/low severity fire regime (I) occurs mostly on forested land. The 0-35+years/stand-replacement regime (II) occurs mostly on grasslands and shrublands. Fire regimes III, IV, and V have longer fire return intervals and occur on forest lands, shrublands, and grasslands.