OK SB263

Expands the Terry Peach North Canadian Watershed Water Restoration Act to apply statewide to all watersheds in Oklahoma, not just the North Canadian Watershed

Adds three harmful woody species to the removal program: redberry juniper, ashe juniper, and honey mesquite, in addition to existing species like Eastern Redcedar and salt cedar

Increases required active project areas from two to three, adding the North Fork Red River into Lugert-Altus Reservoir alongside the existing Canton Lake and Lake Overholser sites

Allows cost-sharing with not-for-profit organizations in addition to landowners and governmental entities for eradication efforts using prescribed burns, mechanical removal, biological controls, or herbicides

Renames the associated revolving fund to the "Water Restoration Revolving Fund" and expands its use to watersheds throughout the state, effective November 1, 2025