Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance

Crooked River Weed Management Area

This Project Will Use Burned Area Emergency Rehabilitation (BAER) Funds to Survey and Treat Invasive Species Within the Area Affected by the Wiley Flat Fire on the Ochoco National Forest in Oregon. This Partnership Will Result in Timely, Coordinated, and Cost-effective Identification and Treatment of Invasive Plants in the Burned Area. the Proposed Work Is Planned to Start in June of 2025 and Be Complete by January Off 2026. This Agreement Supports the Agency Priority of Disaster and Burned Area Emergency Response and Recovery. If This Agreement Is Not Approved, Invasive Species Will Quickly Spread and Establish in This Area, Making Future Treatments More Difficult and Expensive.

Committed

$69,830

Paid out
$26.3K
38%
Committed, not yet paid
$43.6K
62%

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