To reduce Forest Service management costs while also ensuring the protection of United States forest resources. (4) To reduce the frequency and severity of catastrophic wildfires on Federal lands. I Forest Active Management Areas 101. Definitions In this title: (1) Annual volume requirement (A) In general The term annual volume requirement , with respect to a Forest Active Management Area, means, the annual volume of national forest materials from such Forest Active Management Area that, subject to an adjustment pursuant to section 102(e)(2), is equal to or greater than— (i) the allowable sale quantity established in the applicable forest plan for such Area, (ii) divided by 10. (B) Exclusions In determining the volume of national forest materials or the sustained yield of a Forest Active Management Area, the Secretary may not include non-commercial post and pole sales and personal use firewood. (2) Beneficiary county The term beneficiary county means a political subdivision of a State that, on account of containing National Forest System land, was eligible to receive payments for any of the fiscal years 2001 through 2015 through the State under title I of the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-Determination Act of 2000 ( 16 U.S.C. 7111 et seq. ). (3) Collaborative process The term collaborative process refers to a planning, decisionmaking, and management process that, as determined by the forest manager of the unit of the National Forest System for which the process will occur and as confirmed by the Regional Forester— (A) includes multiple interested persons representing diverse interests