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KSON was formed to address oak restoration needs and challenges. Because 65% of oak habitat in southern Oregon and northern California is on private land, the Klamath Siskiyou Oak Network (KSON) partnership has secured $7.5 million to restore more than 6,400 acres of oak woodland across federal and private lands, largely supported by NRCS partnership programs and USFWS Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program.

Oak Woodland Restoration on the Scott River Ranch

On the dry east side of the Scott River Valley in Siskiyou Co., CA, juniper encroachment poses a major threat to the health and function of oak habitats.  To address this issue the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Lomakatsi Restoration Project partnered with the Scott River Ranch to reduce juniper encroachment on 91 acres of oak habitats.
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