Weed board offering invasive plant training
A free, 2.5- to 3-hour training with an optional group hike where participants will learn how to identify invasive plants, such as this Canada thistle, how to record basic data and how to report findings on EDDMapS, a national early detection reporting system used by most federal, state and county agencies.
(Photo courtesy MARY MALONE)
NEWPORT — Want to learn to identify invasive plants and report your findings?
The Pend Oreille County Noxious Weed Board is partnering with the Kalispel Natural Resources Department and Pacific Northwest Invasive Plant Council to host an Early Detection, Rapid Response training on Aug. 11. ...
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