Approach
Maintain integrity of native plant populations.
Tactics
- Implement early detection, rapid response for non-native species treatment
- Promote weed-free seed.
- Prevent non-native plant introductions during projects.
- Ensure weed-free policies are included in planning documents.
- Coordinate weed-free seed standards and regulations among agencies.
- Expand weed-free feed list to include additional non-native species.
Sensitivity
Strategy
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