Close a braided track through desert pavement biocrust, the flat desert pavement above the Lower Pecos canyon rim, site 1, site 3.

The survey above found a braided track trampling through biological soil crust on flat desert pavement above the Lower Pecos canyon rim at the flat desert pavement above the Lower Pecos canyon rim, site 1; hand placed closure delineation keeps foot and tire traffic on the single established tread so the crust can recover.

Where

a public road right of way pull off overlooking the Lower Pecos River canyon in eastern Terrell County, TX (Sanderson, TX 79848 mailing area; no individual overlook is named or precisely located) · Open the map

Pay

$175 proposed

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Proof

public right of way approval confirm plus before after photos plus closure material record plus GPS

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Level

intermediate

Open until

2026-10-06

Posted by

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How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Steps

1. 1. Photograph the braided track or scar crossing the biocrust patch before starting.
2. 2. Confirm the closure location stays on flat, established ground beside the road or trail, never approaching the canyon rim to do this work. This work never descends into the canyon, climbs, scrambles, or rappels on any canyon wall or rim rock, and never approaches the rim edge itself, at any skill level. All canyon observation happens from a set back position on established public ground, at least several body lengths back from any undercut or unstable rim edge, or from a public road; that set back distance is maintained at all times. Limestone rim edges in this canyon country are undercut i
3. 3. Hand place small rocks or brush across the extra braided track to close it, working from the established tread or road shoulder only.
4. 4. Photograph the closed track and confirm the crust patch itself was never stepped on during the work.

What counts as done

• Before photo of the braided track crossing the biocrust patch
• Public road right of way boundary confirmed, no private ranch land entered
• Confirmation that this work never descended into the canyon, climbed, scrambled, or rappelled on any canyon wall or rim rock, and never approached the rim edge, staying set back on established public ground or a public road at all times; that no canyon wall seep, spring, hanging garden, or other water on site was entered, waded in, dipped into, drunk from, or otherwise disturbed, and no water sample was collected; that no cultural or archaeological feature was mentioned, located, described, or photographed; that no organism or plant was handled or collected; that no precise location of an indi
• Closure material used recorded (rock or brush)
• After photo of the closed track from established ground

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