Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Oneida County Completes Noxious and Invasive Weed Treatments and Control on Blm-managed and Adjacent Private Lands Within Oneida County, Idaho (especially Samaria, Hansel, Pleasantview, and Curlew Ranges) Through Manual and Chemical Treatments Inventories Monitoring and Pre- and Post-treatment Data Collection and Analysis. Primary Noxious Weeds Treated Include Scotch Thistle, Canada Thistle, Musk Thistle, Cheatgrass, Black Henbane, and Houndstongue. This Project Benefits the Public by Maintaining and Restoring the Beautiful Pristine Nature of the Public Lands That the Public Recreates on, and Slows the Spread of Undesirable Noxious Weeds Onto Adjacent Public and Private Lands.
Committed
$30,000
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