Project is located within the big horn river watershed

This project will improve the viability of andotherwise benefit the fish, wildlife, and other biotic resources by decreasing the nutrients and water taken upby invasive species that would otherwise be used by native plants, fish, and wildlife. This project will alsoreduce the risk of natural disasters where public safety is threatened on public and private land. Protect thenatural resources of BLM land and bordering private property from the threat of wildfire by reducing fuelsfound in the form of russian olive and saltcedar trees and cheatgrass. Outcome would be the result of areduction in fuels for wildfires. The expected outcomes of this project include: reduced populations of wildfire causing noxious weeds on BLM administered lands. The collection of additional GIS data on invasive species location, density, and distribution. Healthier, more productive native ecosystems on BLM lands. Reduced risk of wildfire on BLM lands.