Invasive weeds are the greatest threat to Montana’s environment. When these invaders are allowed to invade and spread, they cause a reduction in wildlife forage, degrade fisheries through erosion and sediment buildup, reduce property values, and erode our beautiful viewsheds in Montana. Currently, Montana has approximately 7.6 million precious acres infested with state-listed noxious weeds, and several new and potentially devastating invaders knocking on the door at our borders.
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Thanks to Everyone!
Conference a Rousing Success
Thanks to all attendees, moderators and speakers who helped to make this year's conference a great success. We appreciate all your support and time.We hope you learned lots, networked and had some fun.
We are again thankful to Dow AgroSciences and DuPont for their generous support as sponsors of our 2012 annual conference.
News & Updates
- Become Invovled - Serve on a Committee or Work Group
- Attend the Conference and Obtain Recertification Credits.
- DRAFT Montana Department of Transportation Statewide Roadside Integrated Vegetation Management Plan
- Updated Directory Available
- Eurasian Water Milfoil Now in Flathead County
- Awards Committee Seeking Nominations
- Permits Required for the Following Aquatic Plant Management Activities: Diver Dredge, Hand Removal, and Bottom Barriers
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MWCA Raffle Winners Announced
Thanks to everyone who purchased or sold raffle tickets this year. Congratulations to our winners!
$2,000 gas cards -Al Nordah, Molt
Garmin GPS with a Montana Chip - John Moodry, Butte
$500 Cabel's gift card - Monica Wiinfield, East Helena
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Events Calendar
How to Employ Targeted Grazing on Public Lands
1/30/2012
Headwaters EWM Task Force
2/8/2012
Weed & Range Seminar
2/9/2012