Cascade Pacific RC&D

Implement an Early Detection Rapid Response (EDRR) Program to Manage Invasive Weeds in and Around the Holiday Farm Fire. the Edrr Program Will Rely on Online Tools, (i.e., Imapinvasives and Weedmapper), to Collect and Manage Data. the Intent Is to Use Established Tools to Support This Program That Can Be Easily Accessed by a Wide Range of Partners. These Programs Will Also Help Support Coordination and Data Sharing With Federal Land Managers Such as the BLM and Usfs. Along With Pure Water Partners' (PWP) Member Organizations, the Program Anticipates Close Coordination With a Wide Range of Partners Including the BLM, Lane County, and Multiple Local Utilities With Right-of-way (ROW) Corridors.the Project Will Survey Priority Areas Within the HFF Perimeter by PWP Members, Including 200+ Private Parcels Belonging to Landowners Currently Engaged With PWP. Survey Efforts Will Also Be Focused on Non-federal Public Lands Including Lane County, Blue River Park, and Conservation Lands Managed by the MRT. the PWP Will Also Rely on MRT'S Volunteer Program to Train and Manage Volunteers to Conduct Noxious Weed Surveys on Mackenzie River Trust (MRT) Lands and Select Public and Private Lands Where Access Is Logistically Feasible. the MRT Volunteer Program Has a Dedicated Manager and an Established Track Record of Recruiting and Retaining Dedicated Volunteers From a Range of Backgrounds. Survey Efforts Will Target Assessing 200 Acres in 2021 and 250 Acres in 2022.