The Canyon Country Fire Zone fuels management team provides expertise in the design, planning, implementation, monitoring, and maintenance of long-range measures to reduce the risk of hazardous fuels and to restore ecosystems to conditions representative of a more historic fire frequency and severity.  Hazardous fuels treatment projects throughout the Moab Field Office may be designed for Wildland/Urban Interface (WUI) areas, watershed restoration, important wildlife habitats, areas with invasive species such as tamarisk or cheatgrass, range projects, and for other resource needs.  Treatment activities can include prescribed fire, mechanical cutting, herbicide or biological applications, soil treatments, mulching, seeding, planting, and many others.