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The Mission of the Bureau of Reclamation Is to Manage, Develop and Protect Water and Relatedresources in an Environmentally Sound Manner in the Interest of the American Public. as Stewards of Water and Land, Reclamation Strives to Protect All Reclamation Owned Lands From the Threat and Spread of Noxious and Invasive Weeds. the Department of the Interiors (DOI) Primary Goal for Invasive Pest Management Is to Collaborate Across the Interior and With Others to Optimize Operations Through Leveraging Partnerships, Joint Educational Efforts, and Shared Funding. as a Part of the Doi, the Bureau of Reclamation Requires Control of All Noxious and Nuisance Weeds. Reclamation Has Identified Just Under 100,000 Acres Within Fremont County, All of Which Will Need to Be Treated for the Prevention of Invasive Weeds, Excluding Irrigation District and Wyoming State Park Managed Lands.
Committed
$142,464
Paid out
$93.5K
66%
Committed, not yet paid
$49.0K
34%
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