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Russian Olive trees Canyon de Chelly National Monument ArizonaMay 17, 2007. We are camped in the free Cottonwood Campground at Canyon de Chelly National Monument, in northeastern Arizona. Russian Olive trees Canyon de Chelly
We are approaching another vehicle that is coming out of the canyon. Note that this vehicle is also using the stream bed as the highway out of the canyon. The silvery colored trees on the left are Russian olive trees the invasive plant introduced into the canyon by the SCC. Efforts are now being made to eradicate both the Russian olive tree and tamarisk tree from the canyon.
Canyon de Chelly highway & Russian olive trees
This is another look at our highway through the canyon. The silver plants are Russian Olive trees.
Russian Olive tress Canyon de Chelly
Note the road, such as it is, passing next to the cliff. The silvery looking trees are Russian Olive trees, the invasive plant introduced by the SCC.
Russian olive trees Canyon de Chelly
Again the tree with silver leaves is Russian olive.
Russian olive trees in Canyon de Chelly National Monument
More of those Russian Olives trees with the silver leaves.
Cottonwood trees Canyon de Chelly
The taller dark green trees are small cottonwoods.
Cottonwood trees Canyon de Chelly
These large vehicles belong to a local work crew that were doing work on "roads" deeper in the canyon or so said our guide. It did not appear to me that any work had been done on any "road" road that I saw. The trees are cottonwood.
Russian Olive Trees Canyon de Chelly National Monument Arizona
More Russian olive trees and the canyon walls are smaller yet. The federal government introduced Russian Olive trees to Canyon de Chelly, now they are trying to rid the canyon of Russian olive trees. I can't think of a better ending to a wonderful day.
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