In most cases, fires reach catastrophic levels largely as the result of human intervention, or lack thereof, on the land. Invasive species, policies that reduce naturally-occurring and beneficial wildfires, and homes and communities in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI) have altered landscapes in ways that increase the risk of fires getting out of control or causing harm to human life and property. These are the wildfires for which this process seeks meaningful solutions. Rather than just reducing fires, the ultimate goal is to return landscapes to a condition of health and resilience that allows for wildfires to burn without becoming catastrophic to either human or natural systems.