Public Domain Picture: Mulching of Invasive Tamarisk

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Mulching of Invasive Tamarisk

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A contractor removes invasive tamarisk in the Dolores River basin of Mesa County, Colo. The project was funded by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serviceâs Partners for Fish and Wildlife program, whose habitat restoration projects are extraordinary engines for the U.S. economy. Restoration Returns: The Contribution of Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program and Coastal Program Projects to Local U.S. Economies finds that, in working directly with partners to implement vital on-the-ground habitat restoration, Service programs created more than 3,900 jobs in Fiscal Year 2011, generating a total economic stimulus of $327.6 million. The ârestoration economyâ is a subset of green jobs that includes such industries as heavy equipment providers and operators, plant nurseries, landscape architects, and construction companies, among other firms. Download the entire report at: www.fws.gov/home/restoration returns.html. Photo credit: Corey Kanuckle / USFWS

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US Fish & Wildlife Service

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