Siskiyou National Forest
create Weed-Free Corridors:
Caves Highway
Takilma Road
Illinois River Road
Eight Dollar Mountain Road
Happy Camp Road
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| Weed Free Corridors | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| The Illinois Valley of southwest Oregon is surrounded on three sides by Forest Service lands. Public roads pass through a mossaic of BLM and private lands that contain populations of noxious weeds before they enter the National Forest. Because weeds travel along roadways, Weed-Free Corridors are necessary to protect our public lands from encroaching noxious weeds. |
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| Lone Mountain Road enters the Siskiyou National Forest |
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| The Weed-Free Corridors Projects | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| The FAC and the Forest Service Botanist together developed this cooperative program in order to create weed-free corridors leading into Forest Service lands. These road projects benefit the public lands as well as the private property owners along these roadways. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Roadways the FAC is working on to create Weed-Free Corridors: |
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| Lone Mountain Road Caves Highway Takilma Road Illinois River Road Eight Dollar Mountain Road Happy Camp Road |
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