REVISED_CHAINSAW_SALT_CEDER_MAP_0004.pdf

This is a mapping document showing an aerial view/satellite image of a project area for salt cedar tree removal at Kern National Wildlife Refuge in California. The image displays a defined project boundary (shown in white outlines) overlaid on a Google Earth satellite view, with a scale bar indicating 3000 feet and a north arrow. The legend indicates that the "Total project area with view of trees" is marked, and the document notes that the project is based on net acres of trees rather than the gross acres of the project shape file.

The image shows distinct vegetation patterns, with darker areas indicating tree coverage and varying terrain conditions across the site. The project area appears to be divided into several irregularly shaped sections, with agricultural or managed land visible on the eastern portion of the image (shown in greener tones). This mapping document appears to be supporting documentation for a solicitation seeking sawyer crews to remove salt cedar trees from the defined project areas within the Kern National Wildlife Refuge.