Partners across the FLN work locally to develop products that will advance restoration on their landscapes. The types of products developed depend on the challenges and opportunities faced in each locale. However, while each situation is unique, the products — or processes — used to develop them are often useful across wider boundaries. Therefore a variety of products have been archived here that may be useful as starting points or templates for work elsewhere.

Available documents include:

• a variety of resources from the Burned Area Learning Network
• The Fire Manager's Guide to Blue Ridge Ecozones
  
• a report on state certified prescribed burn manager programs across the U.S.
  
• a series of handouts on asset-based community development for fire adaptation
  
• the final report and recording of a webinar about Landscape Conservation Forecasting in the Great Smoky Mountains NP (SBR FLN)
• a protocol for forest structure and composition monitoring from the Central Appalachians FLN Monitoring Working Group
• a white paper on collaborating for restoration​ from the Great Plains FLN
• the field guide Restoration of Dry Forests in Eastern Oregon from the Northwest FLN
• an assessment of ecosystems in the Nantahala-Pisgah National Forest from the Southern Blue Ridge FLN