The document summarizes the work of the Dolores River Restoration Partnership (DRRP) to restore riparian areas in southwestern Colorado and eastern Utah. It describes the DRRP's goals to increase native vegetation and reduce invasive species across the Dolores River watershed through partnerships with various organizations. The DRRP uses crews of youth conservation corps to remove invasive plants like tamarisk over thousands of acres. It has made progress achieving its ecological and social goals, creating over 100 jobs for youth and engaging hundreds of community volunteers in restoration activities. The DRRP aims to improve both environmental health and economic opportunities through its collaborative long-term restoration efforts.