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Todas las plantas afectan su entorno. Las plantas invasoras que no son nativas de esta área pueden dañar la infraestructura, la salud de las personas, los recursos naturales y el…
The Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District created the WeedWise Program in 2009 to deliver more effective weed management strategies within Clackamas County.
Plants that are not native to our area reproduce rapidly and can spread quickly from yards and roadsides into parks and natural areas. Once there, they can inhibit the establishment…
A program led by the City of Portland that since 1994 has worked to empower youth, educate the public, and remove English ivy from Portland’s parks
A webpage by East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District outlining which weeds to report and how to do it
A documentary by OPB about noxious weeds.
A short video by Tryon Creek Watershed Council on how to remove tree ivy
Recorded presentation (2 hours) by EMSWCD about how to identify and remove common weeds (many of them on BHCP’s priority noxious weed list). Complete the registration form to receive a link…
A program and website by Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District, packed with valuable information.
A website by East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District’s with extensive info on nuisance urban weeds
A website by King County about noxious weed identification and control
A website, complete with informational videos and articles on noxious weeds, by West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District
A noxious weeds poster by City of Portland
A website with extensive resources on area noxious weeds
