The purpose of this legislation, known as the Forest Information Reform Act or FIR Act, is to modify existing laws regarding land management plans for forests and rangelands. The main objective is to reduce the requirement for federal agencies to reinitiate consultations concerning endangered species when certain conditions are met. Key provisions of the FIR Act state that the Secretary of Agriculture and the Secretary of the Interior will not be required to restart consultations under the Endangered Species Act when a land management plan or land use plan is approved, amended, or revised.