Jackson Hole Weed Management Association
Website created by: Amy Jerup -
Teton County Weed & Pest District
Purpose of the JHWMA The purpose of the Jackson Hole Weed Management Plan is to establish common long and short-term management policies, goals, and objectives necessary for cooperatively managing and funding noxious weed activities across all jurisdictional boundaries in the JHWMA. Cooperators include federal, state, county, and private land management agencies as well as other interested organizations and individuals. This mutual aid approach to weed management will insure that the maximum efficiency and effectiveness for prevention and control is realized. |
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Land Status - Approximately 2.7 million acres Water - Upper Snake River Drainage
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Goals for the JHWMA 1. Prevent the introduction, reproduction, and spread of designated noxious weeds into, within, and out of the JHWMA. 2. Reduce to acceptable levels, noxious weed damage to the economy, the environment, and its associated resource uses. 3. Implement an integrated weed management system to realize the most economical and effective weed control methods possible. 4. Integrate public and private sector agencies, landowners, organizations, and individuals into a comprehensive weed management program. 5. Comply with federal and state laws and regulations to insure that weed management activities do no harm to the environment or to weed management personnel. |
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