The Salt Cedar Eradication Act establishes a program aimed at controlling and eradicating invasive Salt Cedar species in Oklahoma, specifically within the Upper Red River Basin. The Oklahoma Conservation Commission is designated to oversee and implement this program in collaboration with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry, and the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. The Act defines key terms, including "eligible landowners" and "eradication," and outlines the program's purpose, which includes enhancing water resources, restoring native ecosystems, and protecting agricultural productivity. The Commission is authorized to utilize funds from the newly created Salt Cedar Eradication Revolving Fund to support these efforts.

Additionally, the Act mandates the Oklahoma Conservation Commission to conduct surveys, develop eradication strategies, provide assistance to landowners, and monitor the effectiveness of the eradication efforts. The Commission is also required to submit an annual report detailing progress, expenditures, and recommendations for ongoing management of Salt Cedars. The Act will take effect on July 1, 2025, and includes provisions for emergency enactment to ensure immediate implementation.