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ASPEN WILDERNESS W0RI(5HO?,,,. <br /> box 90;5- "peA., co to rado S�6f <br /> Eric Lane <br /> State Weed Coordinator <br /> Colorado Department of Agriculture <br /> 700 Kipling Street, Suite 4000 <br /> Lakewood, CO 80215 <br /> Dear Mr. Lane: <br /> The Aspen Wilderness Workshop would like to strongly support the <br /> Noxious Weed Grant Application being submitted by the Colorado Division <br /> of Minerals and Geology in partnership with Pitkin County. <br /> The Aspen Wilderness Workshop currently assists the U.S. Forest <br /> Service with noxious weed inventories on Forest Service lands. We <br /> document and measure areas of infestation on the Forest with particular <br /> attention given to conducting the inventories in areas which are conducive <br /> to the rapid spread of noxious weeds. <br /> We have offered to assist this project by aiding with the monitoring of <br /> the treatment areas. We have field staff that can work with the applicants of <br /> this project to provide assistance where it is most needed in the field. We <br /> have offered to provide $200 worth of staff time to the project. <br /> We have seen firsthand the nature of problem associated with noxious <br /> weeds on public and lands and we support any measures which can be taken <br /> to curtail the spread of weeds on the Forest. We also desire to see the <br /> reclamation work be a success in Coal Basin. We encourage you to support <br /> this application. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> ---� --I A <br /> —Jamey Fidel, Project Coordinator <br />
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