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The Report provides an update of current RMAC membership and staffing, summarizes RMAC activities and progress toward Annual Priorities and Objectives for the previous calendar year, details the Annual Priorities and Objectives for the upcoming calendar year, and highlights constraints and challenges for the committee in completing its Annual Priorities.\nRMAC PROCESS SUMMARY\nThe Range Management Advisory Committee (RMAC) is an advisory body to the Board of Forestry & Fire Protection (‘Board’), statutorily authorized by \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=PRC&sectionNum=741.\" \u0014Public Resources Code (PRC) § 741\u0015. A California range policy advisory body has existed in some form in the State since 1945, when the Board requested the appointment of the Range Improvement Advisory Committee (RIAC). The RIAC was established in 1946 to advise the Board on rangeland matters. In 1967 the RIAC was reconstructed and chartered with 11 voting members and nine non-voting technical consultants. The RIAC slipped into a period of dormancy and was reactivated and re-chartered as the RMAC in 1975. Legislation was introduced in 1984 to make the RMAC a statutory advisory body of the Board and the California Natural Resources Agency (CNRA). Additional legislation in 1996 expanded the advisory role to include the California Environmental Protection Agency (CalEPA) and the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA). The Secretaries of the CNRA, CalEPA, and CDFA are required to notify, and encouraged to consult with, the RMAC on rangeland issues.\nThe RMAC envisions a resilient rangeland landscape in California that provides a diversity of ecosystem services to support the state’s ecological and human health. To do so, the RMAC may consider monitors issues the present status and trends in related to California’s rangeland resources; provides recommendations on to the Board and advised agencies\u0005\u0005 addressing them, ; and works to facilitate strong relationships with local, state, and federal agencies, academic institutions, and other professional organizations  and to develop data-driven solutions that are based on the current scientific consensus around environmental, social, and economic information that is currentmanagement while considering the , data-driven, and considers diverse perspectives of stakeholders in California.\nThe RMAC reports on its activities in a variety of ways. The RMAC \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://bof.fire.ca.gov/media/9952/rmac-2020-strategic-plan.pdf\" \u0014Strategic Plan\u0015 (\u0013 HYPERLINK \\l \"_RMAC._2020._Strategic\" \u0014RMAC 2020\u0015) is a formal document that guides the activities and longer-term (5-year) goals of the RMAC and is revised on a 5-year cycle; the RMAC will revise its Strategic Plan in 2025. The RMAC conducts open meetings a minimum of four times per year (quarterly) to conduct RMAC business, although meetings generally occur 6 to 8 times per year. Meetings are utilized to transparently conduct RMAC business and may include reports on progress toward goals and objectives of the RMAC, final reports on RMAC endeavors or other range-related efforts, and other presentations or discussions on range-related issues and research. The RMAC Chair or Board staff also report on the RMAC’s activities via verbal updates at Board meetings throughout the year and will begin providing longer informational presentations on range-related issues under the purview of the Boar","cbCaibb3Tp4uABD4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibb3Tp4uABD4","docx",454628,33,"English","# Executive Summary\n## RMAC Process Summary\n## Current Appointed RMAC Members and Staff\n## RMAC Accomplishments","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the RMAC Annual Report and Workplan?\",\"answer\":\"It is updated and approved annually to catalogue yearly accomplishments, document RMAC membership and staffing status, summarize activities and progress, and outline upcoming annual priorities and objectives.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the RMAC relate to the Board and other state agencies?\",\"answer\":\"The RMAC is an advisory body to the Board, authorized by Public Resources Code § 741, and it is designed for consultation on rangeland issues with required notification involving CNRA, CalEPA, and CDFA secretaries.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the RMAC conduct its meetings and business operations?\",\"answer\":\"The committee conducts open meetings at least quarterly, typically 6–8 times per year, using them for transparent reporting on progress, final reports on endeavors, and discussions on range-related research and issues.\"}]","RMAC Process Summary - Annual Report and Workplan | DOCX",1788325637]