Exhibit 2 - Priority Area Map.pdf

This is a geospatial map produced collaboratively by Esri, NASA, NGA, USGS, Oregon State Parks, State of Oregon GEO, and WA State Parks GIS, depicting the Scotch Broom treatment priority areas at Camp Rilea, a military installation. The map identifies three distinct treatment zones: Priority Area 1 covering 58.4 acres, Priority Area 2 spanning 101.8 acres, and Additional Scotch Broom Areas totaling 226.4 acres, with a comprehensive treatment area of 386.7 total 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, SDZ (Safety/Security) extent, and highlights wetlands and water bodies with a 3-foot buffer zone. The color-coded areas (green, orange, and yellow) represent different treatment priority levels across the landscape. A small inset map shows the location of Camp Rilea near Warrenton and Sunset Beach in Oregon. The map provides precise scale measurements in both meters and feet, and includes a north-facing orientation indicator. The document appears to be a strategic planning tool for invasive Scotch Broom vegetation management, likely as part of an environmental conservation or military installation maintenance project.