Camp Cady Wildlife Area Tamarisk Removal

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife will carry out tamarisk removal operations on its owned lands at the Camp Cady Wildlife Area in California, targeting invasive tamarisk vegetation to restore native riparian habitat. This effort aims to improve ecosystem health by clearing non-native plants and preparing the area for the replanting of indigenous tree species that support local wildlife and natural hydrological processes. The work is scheduled to occur on state-managed land with a postal code of 92365, and the project is being led by Region 6 - Inland Deserts of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife based in Ontario. Environmental Scientist Bjana Jefferson serves as the primary point of contact for the initiative and can be reached via phone or email for further information. The project was posted as a forecast on June 2, 2026, and is accessible through the California Environmental Quality Act network, though no solicitation number or set-aside details have been provided.