Soil Hydration and Watershed Restoration - building Beaver Dam Analogs in the many tributaries to Sulphur Creek; slowing down runoff by improving roads and mitigating mining damage; and water catchment and preservation
Invasive Species Control and Removal (Tamarisk, Yellow Star Thistle, Perennial Pepperweed, Arundo and Teasel) with activities of sheep grazing, controlled burning, and removal. 
Infrastructure Improvement to allow for more sustained land stewardship efforts (tool purchase and storage, vehicle purchases, greenhouse, compost bins, etc.) and programming to allow for community participation and work-trade
Biodiversity baseline measurement - begin to systematically measure biodiversity with wildlife trail cameras for species benchmarking, etc. 
Indigenous Re-Engagement - welcome back indigenous communities with ancestral ties to the site to re-engage their symbiotic relationship with the land.