Oklahoma SB940 mandates the Oklahoma Conservation Commission to control, remove, and eradicate harmful woody species on state lands.
Oklahoma SB940 requires the Oklahoma Conservation Commission to implement a statewide plan for the control, removal, and eradication of harmful woody species on state-owned, -leased, or -operated land. The Commission must compile a report by January 1, 2026, detailing progress in controlling these species. The bill defines "harmful woody species" as trees or shrubs that rapidly encroach on adjoining lands and threaten the environment or economy. The Commission is authorized to develop necessary programs to assist state agencies in managing these species.
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