The Salt Cedar Eradication Act aims to address the invasive Salt Cedar species in Oklahoma, specifically within the Upper Red River Basin. The bill establishes a program overseen by the Oklahoma Conservation Commission, which will collaborate with the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food, and Forestry, and the Oklahoma Water Resources Board. The program's objectives include managing and eradicating Salt Cedar populations, 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, which will include conducting surveys, developing eradication strategies, and providing assistance to eligible landowners.

Additionally, the bill mandates the Oklahoma Conservation Commission to submit an annual report detailing the progress of eradication efforts, expenditures, and funding needs. The Salt Cedar Eradication Revolving Fund will consist of various sources of funding, including appropriations and grants, and will be used to support the Commission's duties related to the eradication of Salt Cedars. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, and includes an emergency clause for immediate implementation upon passage.