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UNDER CONSTRUCTION: We apologize for the incovenience, this page is missing chapters and has broken links, we are working on a revised version of the webpage as well as print copies of the Oregon Noxious Weed Strategic Plan. Please check back for updates.
Comprehensive guide for the protection of Oregon´s resources
January 2001
Participants (12 Kb)
Executive Summary (40 Kb)
Purpose (98 Kb)
Introduction (42 Kb)
- What are Noxious Weeds?
- The Scope (History behind HB 2118)
- Layout of the Plan
Section One: Background (130 Kb)
- National and State Perspective
- Current Management Roles and Authorities
Section Two: Current Trends (44 Kb)
- Why are We Falling Behind?
Section Three: Objectives and Strategies (211 Kb)
- Objective One: Leadership and Organization
- Objective Two: Cooperative Partnerships
- Objective Three: Planning and Prioritizing
- Objective Four: Education and Awareness
- Objective Five: Integrated Weed Management (IWM)
- Objective Six: Early Detection and Control of New Invaders
- Objective Seven: Noxious Weed Information System and Data Collection
- Objective Eight: Monitoring and Evaluation
- Objective Nine: Policy, Mandates, Law, Compliance and Enforcement
- Objective Ten: Funding and Resources
Conclusion (22 Kb)
Appendices (274 Kb)
- Oregon Weed Policy and Classification System (Appendix 1)
- Executive Order (Appendix 2)
- Economic Assessment Executive Summary (Appendix 3)
- Authorities (Appendix 4)
- Integrated Weed Management (IWM) Methods (Appendix 5)
- Tables (Appendix 6)
- Literature Cited
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