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Flood-control agency reports removal of 300 acres of invasive Arundo; partners to follow up with herbicide treatment
Summary
The county’s flood control manager reported removal of about 300 acres (roughly 700 tons) of Arundo from channels with River Partners and a Wildlife Conservation Board grant, and said follow-up herbicide treatment and upstream work are planned to prevent reinfestation.
Madera County’s flood control and water-resources staff told the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday that partner crews have removed about 300 acres of the invasive plant Arundo (reported as 700 tons removed) from local channels, reducing flood risk and water loss.
Stephanie (flood control manager) briefed the board on work performed in partnership with…
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