Exhibit 1 - Map of treatment areas and sensitive wetlands.pdf

This is a geospatial map and treatment plan for Scotch Broom removal at Camp Rilea, developed collaboratively by Esri, NASA, NGA, USGS, Oregon State Parks, State of Oregon GEO, and WA State Parks GIS. The map details proposed Scotch Broom treatment priority areas across a total of 386.7 acres, which are strategically divided into three distinct zones: Priority Area 1 covering 58.4 acres, Priority Area 2 spanning 101.8 acres, and Additional Scotch Broom Areas encompassing 226.4 acres. The map is dated 14 August 2025 and uses the NAD 1983 UTM Zone 10N coordinate system.

The map includes a detailed site boundary and SDZ (Safety/Danger Zone) extent, with blue-colored sections representing wetlands and water bodies featuring a 3-foot buffer zone. The treatment area appears to be located near Warrenton and Sunset Beach in Oregon, and includes coastal and inland terrain. The map provides precise geographical information, including scale measurements in both meters and feet, and highlights the specific areas targeted for Scotch Broom removal with color-coded zones that indicate different treatment priorities. The comprehensive visual representation allows for strategic planning of invasive plant management across the Camp Rilea site.