This project will be a continuation of a multi-agency collaborated effort of rangeland restoration efforts in the sierra swcd boundary

Funding provided by this task agreement will be used to complete one large-scale mechanical salt cedar removal project on both private and bureau of reclamation lands located near caballo reservoir, as well as provide support for the continuation of the sierra swcd noxious weeds program. The goal of this task agreement is invasive and noxious plant managementthis project will be a continuation of a multi agency collaborated effort of rangeland restoration efforts in the sierra swcd boundary. Funding provided by this task order will be used to complete one large scale mechanical saltcedar removal project on both private and bureau of reclamation lands located near caballo reservoir as well as provide support for the continuation of the sierra swcd noxious weeds program. The primary public benefit includes the reduction of economic and environmental impacts to public and private lands, both agricultural and recreational. Eradication of noxious and invasive weeds improves habitats and prevents further degradation of public lands. By including local landowners and other interested parties and jursidictions a coordinated plan for eradication efforts will ensure higher success. The noxious and invasive and plant management project will help to conserve our public lands by preventing the spread of invasive and noxious weeds that would disrupt natural ecological processes that support the native biotic community