CLEAN IT UP BEFORE IT BURNS UP. THAT’S THE THINKING BEHIND A PROJECT FROM THE STATE LAND OFFICE. IT OWNS ABOUT 184 ACRES ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BOSQUE SOUTH OF THE VALLE DE ORO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE.
STARTING TUESDAY, MARCH 21ST, CREWS WILL BE OUT REMOVING INVASIVE SPECIES AND SEEDING THE AREAS WITH NATIVE GRASSES. THE WORK IS BEING DONE NOW IN ANTICIPATION OF AN ABOVE NORMAL FIRE SEASON THIS YEAR.
