Summit County Cooperative Weed Management Area (CWMA) Noxious Weed Grant
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1 Summit County Cooperative Weed Management Area (CWMA) Noxious Weed Grant Funded by: National Forest Foundation and Cooperating Partners: *Park City Municipal *The Canyons *Summit County *Deer Valley *Utah Department of Natural Resources *United Park City Mines Division of Wildlife Management *Sun Peak Home Owners Association *Utah Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife *Swaner Nature Preserve *Park City Mountain Resort *Uinta Headwaters RC&D (NRCS)
2 National Forest Foundation Priorities - Concentrate on lands within or close to National Forests - Preservation of wildlife habitat - Preservation of National Forests - Strong coalition of partners
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5 Real Estate Impacts In Montana and beginning in Jackson Hole: As part of the continuing education that real estate licensees must undergo, the Land Values, Land Management, and Invasive Weeds course fulfills 4 elective credits.the four-hour course is structured to provide real estate personnel with knowledge of the top five invasive weeds in your area, their impacts, how noxious weed presence and control influences property values, and liability issues that are crucial to upholding the law, creating better informed buying and selling transactions, and reducing risk. This course also helps licensees know when and how to contact a local weed expert. This course specifically designed by REALTORS to meet needs of real estate licensees is a cooperative effort between the Montana Board of Realty Regulation, Montana Association of REALTORS, and the Campaign Task Force to help reduce risk during land transactions.
6 Get good baseline data on some private lands to help us find priorities and a more comprehensive weed management plan for property owners as well as the county as a whole
7 National Forest Foundation 1:1 cash match for cooperating partners 1. Noxious Weed Mapping Methods Standard mapping protocol: *Weed species * Extent of patch *Density of patch *Growth stage (date also entered) *Other species present 2. Herbicide cost share for partners 3. Education
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9 Priority areas for survey Areas of County that are close Forest Service Property Concentrate in areas where weeds are introduced and dispersed Trails Roads Facility areas Drainages Open fields Shrubland areas Forested areas
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14 Surprises/ Concerns Extent and locations of perennial pepperweed infestations Extent and locations of spotted knapweed infestations New infestations of diffuse knapweed Extent of yellow toadflax infestations Scentless chamomile infestations Yellow starthistle infestations
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24 PREVENTION!! Ounce of prevention worth a pound of cure Determine management practices that cause or contribute to the problem and cease or change those practices Clean equipment coming from other areas before bringing them into your property Limit soil disturbance and revegetate after disturbance Know the origin of your fill Maintain healthy native plant communities Ask for weed free hay or straw
25 Integrated weed management Line items in weed management budget for: Chemical Cultural- Variable revegetation strategies/ seed mixes Mechanical Biological
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28 Cultural Scientific Name Common Name Variety % of mix -PLS PLS lbs/ acre Elymus Slender wheatgrass Pryor 31% 4 trachycaulus Triticum aestivum X Regreen 32% 50 Elytrigia elongata Hordeum vulgare Annual barley 37% 50 TOTAL 104
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30 Prioritization High priority Weeds near high quality natural resource areas. Weeds that are new or relatively rare to the region. Small infestations of species known to be highly invasive. Infestations likely to spread such as road sides, trail sides, and drainages Edges of large infestations. Lower priority Large established infestations that would be difficult to eradicate. Less invasive species that only infest highly disturbed areas.
31 Assistance available from: Summit County Weed Department Summit County Cooperative Extension Utah State Department of Agriculture Utah Weed Control Association Colorado Weed Management Association
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