Use the same color consistently for the same weed species. It may be most helpful to make one map showing the locations of all weed species populations. Alternatively, one map may be too cluttered, and it may make sense to prepare separate maps for each weed species or groups of similar species. Refer to these maps as you develop specific control strategies for high-priority species. This information should be updated annually.
Goals generally deal with human values, natural resources and financial resources.
Land management goals may already exist for the management unit. Public recreation and scenic beauty. Describe generally how weeds interfere with your land management goals. See the Larimer County Noxious Weed List to determine which weeds can impact your property. Use this section to justify the use of labor and resources to eliminate or control certain plant species in terms of your management goals, as well as legal requirements.