Local Chapters Membership Programs, Etc. We offer this information to assist interested individuals in learning about the laws, agencies and programs involved in plant related issues.
Involvement provides the catalyst for change that can benefit our native heritage.
These two forests have teamed up to develop some management plans to control existing populations of invasive non-native weeds. Twenty-three species will be part of the plan that will include a combination of methods such as mechanical, herbicidal, biological, and cultural treatments. A draft Environmental Impact Statement will be available soon this spring. It can be located on their web page. The Southwest Forest Alliance's 50,000 members represent diverse voices unified for forest protection.