Oklahoma HB1728 establishes a program to eradicate invasive salt cedar in Beckham and Jackson counties.
Oklahoma HB1728 creates the Salt Cedar Eradication Act, which aims to manage and eradicate invasive salt cedar species in Beckham and Jackson counties. The Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry (ODAFF) will oversee the program, in collaboration with the Oklahoma Conservation Commission and the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. The act includes developing science-based eradication strategies, providing technical and financial assistance to landowners, and monitoring the effectiveness of eradication efforts.
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