Weeds and Invasives
Various shrub species can be seen in this high desert region of public lands managed by the Eagle Lake Field Office.

Tackling invasive plants: a unified approach in the California High Desert

BLM natural resource specialists in northeast California are rising to the challenge of combating the spread of invasive plants across the high-desert rangelands. Through dedicated “boots on the ground” field work, strengthened partnerships, and innovative strategies, these specialists are making significant strides in preserving ecosystems on our public lands.
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Successful restoration of native forbs and grasses along the historic Columbia River Highway State Trail between Cascade Locks and Hood River, Oregon.

BLM makes a difference at World Restoration Conference

Story by Amanda (Mandie) Carr, BLM Coordinator of Botanical Communication and Outreach.

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Worker gathering seed pods in a field.

Alaska seeds for Alaska needs

He sees forbs and sedges where most would see broad-leaf and grassy, flowering weeds.

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Olathe Spray Service aircraft distributes seed on the Bull Draw fire burn area

Shining example of shared stewardship for public lands

Colorado Parks and Wildlife and BLM staff saw the Bull Draw fire burn area as an opportunity to improve deteriorated mule deer winter habitat, improve soil erosion, and address weeds.
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