States have a variety of projects on public lands

• Utah — $439,000 to remove pinyon and juniper trees "to enhance sage grouse and mule deer habitat."

• New Mexico — $1 million for a mesquite brush control project to be completed in May.

• Wyoming — $402,000 for "sagebrush prescribed burns, riparian restoration, aspen regeneration and wildlife water developments."

• Colorado — $325,000 to remove pinyon and juniper trees, oak brush and sagebrush, followed by seeding to improve herbaceous vegetation. The money also funds riparian restoration.

• Idaho — $390,000 for the southern Idaho-Snake River plains for sage grouse restoration, planting sage brush seedlings and to control weed invasions.

• Tri-state area of Oregon, northern Nevada and southwestern Idaho — $454,000 to restore shrubs, remove junipers, control invasive weeks and restore riparian areas.