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Committee endorses Senate File 52 funding package for wildlife and invasive-species projects The Select Natural Resource Funding Committee voted 7–0 to advance Senate File 52, a large-project funding package presented by the Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust that includes stream restoration, cheatgrass treatments, mule-deer habitat work and a fish-screen on the South Fork canal.

Wyoming's Joint Select Natural Resource Funding Committee just greenlit a $400,000 funding package that promises to restore vital habitats and protect native fish populations!

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Habitat Council approves expanded phragmites control around Great Salt Lake, seeks complementary funding The Habitat Council approved a long-running Phragmites control project that aims to cut invasive reed cover, restore native marsh, and reduce wildfire risk across multiple WMAs around the Great Salt Lake. The division asked the council for a $20,000 contribution and outlined larger state and federal funding applications.

Habitat Council has approved a groundbreaking project to combat invasive Phragmites around the Great Salt Lake, aiming to restore native habitats and improve water quality for wildlife.

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Consultant proposes early, systemic Sonar treatments and satellite cyanobacteria mapping for Ocean Shores waterways Aquatechnix consultant Terry McNabb told the Ocean Shores Freshwater Advisory Board the town faces a rapid expansion of curly leaf pondweed and recommended April/May Sonar (fluridone) pellet applications plus satellite chlorophyll mapping to reduce summer blooms and cut manual sampling costs.

Ocean Shores is battling a rapid spread of noxious pondweed, and an innovative treatment plan is on the horizon—will it save the waterways in time?

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Neb. ag committee hears plan to direct water-resources cash fund toward riparian vegetation grants Sen. Teresa Ibach introduced LB807 with AM1757 to allow the Department of Water, Energy and Environment to administer grants from the Water Resources Cash Fund for riparian vegetation management, while keeping noxious weed administration with the Department of Agriculture; supporters said the change helps meet interstate compact obligations and reduce flood risk.

Sen. Teresa Ibach's new bill aims to revolutionize Nebraska's approach to riparian vegetation management, creating a dedicated funding source while keeping noxious weed control intact.

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State restoration manager says Utah Lake Phragmites cover down about 88% as effort shifts to revegetation Keith Hambrecht said the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands' multi-year Phragmites program has reduced cover about 88%, lowering estimated Phragmites cover to ~12% statewide; remaining challenges include access, landowner permissions and upstream seed sources, and a joint restoration coordinator position will be posted soon.

Utah Lake is witnessing a remarkable 88% reduction in invasive Phragmites, paving the way for a new phase of native revegetation efforts, but challenges remain!

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Merced County approves on-call vegetation management agreement to protect waterways The Merced County Board of Supervisors authorized the Director of Public Works to award and execute an on-call vegetation management agreement to maintain county waterways and comply with state and federal environmental windows, after prequalifying contractors via an October invitation to bid.

Merced County is taking crucial steps to protect its waterways and reduce flood risk by approving a new vegetation management agreement!

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Utah Lake Authority says decade of work cut phragmites coverage; restoration and funding remain priorities Addie Valdez, conservation education programs manager for the Utah Lake Authority, told partners the agency has reduced Phragmites australis from roughly 10,000 acres in 2012 to about 1,500 acres this year and is now focusing on native-plant restoration, partnerships and funding to sustain gains.

After a decade of dedicated efforts, the Utah Lake Authority has slashed invasive Phragmites coverage by 80%, paving the way for vibrant native wetland restoration.

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Florida Forest Service outlines $20 million plan for roads, invasive control and reforestation Florida Forest Service Director Rick Dolan told a House subcommittee the agency received $20 million in one‑time land management funding and will use it for roads and facilities, recreation upgrades, invasive‑plant eradication, reforestation (about 2.5 million seedlings) and equipment replacement.

The Florida Forest Service is set to revamp state forests with a groundbreaking $20 million funding boost for roads, reforestation, and invasive species control!

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Marine commission warns of growing sedimentation, invasive species and rising costs on county lakes The Lake Wilder Marine Commission told Gaston County commissioners it faces mounting sedimentation and invasive‑plant problems, expanding treatment acreage and higher administrative costs that could prompt a rate increase; commissioners asked staff to explore grants and coordination options.

The Lake Wilder Marine Commission is sounding the alarm on rising sedimentation and invasive species that threaten our lakes, alongside soaring costs that could lead to rate increases.

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Long Pond Association outlines multi-year weed removal work, asks towns for storage and partnership The Long Pond Association presented a three‑year mitigation program that has used a mix of state grants, diver‑assisted suction harvesting (DASH) and Eagle Harvester operations to remove invasive milfoil and fanwort and to fund equipment. The nonprofit asked for town help with equipment storage, coordination on boat-ramp

The Long Pond Association has successfully removed hundreds of bushels of invasive weeds and secured $250,000 in grants, but they need your town's support to continue their crucial work!

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Public Utilities to accept Great Lakes Commission grant to test methods against invasive phragmites DPU asked council to accept a $26,000 grant via the Great Lakes Commission and to contract up to $25,000 with New Roots Environmental for an adaptive management pilot to control invasive phragmites.

Toledo's Department of Public Utilities is set to tackle the invasive phragmites problem with a $26,000 grant, paving the way for innovative control methods in our parks and wetlands.

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DeSantis highlights Everglades restoration milestones, credits private partner for spike in python removals Gov. Ron DeSantis on-site at Hungerland WMA praised state-funded Everglades work and the public‑private partnership with Inversa Leathers that officials say has sharply increased Burmese python removals and reduced agency workload.

Governor Ron DeSantis announced a groundbreaking partnership that has tripled the removal of invasive Burmese pythons, marking a significant milestone in the Everglades restoration effort.

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Utah Lake and Great Salt Lake Efforts Target Phragmites Expansion and Restoration Massive treatments show significant reductions of phragmites across Utah Lake and Great Salt Lake.

The Great Salt Lake is facing a crisis as invasive Phragmites plants rapidly overtake its shores, threatening the delicate balance of its ecosystem and native wildlife.

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Unleashed dog kills nearly 2 dozen newly born sea turtles in Florida Volunteers with the Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol say a dog is likely responsible for the recent deaths of nearly two dozen newly born sea turtles in Atlantic Beach, Florida. The incident occurred have do...

So sick of wildlife being killed by dogs.

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Panel Approves Vegetation Management Plan to Control Invasive Species and Erosion Risks The plan addresses invasive species control and erosion prevention using various management methods.

St. Croix County is taking a bold step to protect its natural landscape by implementing a new vegetation management plan aimed at tackling invasive species and preserving native growth.

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Cowlitz County Board Set to Approve $72K for Weed Treatment Grants Board approval requested for two significant grants to combat invasive species in Cowlitz County.

Cowlitz County is on the brink of approving vital funding that promises to enhance environmental management and public services—what's in store for the community?

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Mercer Island Council Elects Carolyn Brissett Vice Chair and Marie Bender Secretary Council elects new officers and discusses 2025 herbicide application report strategies.

Mercer Island's commitment to preserving its natural beauty shines as new leaders emerge and innovative herbicide strategies are unveiled to combat invasive species!

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Ocean Shores Council Approves $80K In Waterway Treatment and Inspection Plans Council allocates $80,000 for waterway treatment, addressing previous ineffective treatments.

Ocean Shores is set to invest $80,000 in groundbreaking waterway management strategies to combat invasive species and enhance community engagement!

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Clay County reviews weed control partnership and approves five year bridge plan Commissioners discuss purple loosestrife control and finalize bridge rehabilitation projects.

Clay County is taking bold steps to combat invasive plants and revamp its infrastructure, but will they secure the funding needed to protect the community?

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Ashland County launches youth conservation education and invasive species monitoring efforts Ashland County ramps up educational outreach and invasive species control, emphasizing community engagement.

Ashland County is making waves in environmental education, with hands-on initiatives that engage the community and combat invasive species like never before!

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Commission approves funding for Gibraltar's $161K invasive species weed harvester Commission allocates funds for Gibraltar to purchase a weed harvester for canal maintenance.

Wayne County's committee just greenlit a $161K investment in a weed harvester to tackle invasive species in Gibraltar's canals!

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Mason County submits funding proposal for noxious weed control programs Commission approves grant proposal for giant hogweed and perennial pepperweed management in Mason County.

Mason County is stepping up its battle against invasive plants with a new funding proposal to eradicate noxious weeds like giant hogweed and perennial pepperweed!

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Platte Valley Weed Management Area seeks funding for Phragmites control using helicopters Platte Valley requests counties to contribute funds for aerial spraying of invasive Phragmites.

Lincoln County is facing a critical battle against invasive Phragmites, and they need your support to secure vital funding for aerial spraying to protect our rivers!

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Town approves $155K for aquatic herbicide treatment at Indian Lake Town council approves funding for hydrilla control at Indian Lake and Old Mountain Field improvements.

South Kingstown is taking bold steps to protect its waterways with a $269,780 plan to combat invasive hydrilla and a new boat cleaning station at Wharton's Pond!

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Conservation efforts target wildfire risk and wildlife habitat improvement in Colorado Proposed treatments include seeding, spraying, and clearing brush across 800 acres.

Utah's Habitat Council is taking bold steps to restore ecosystems and combat wildfire risks, including a massive 10-acre restoration project and vital support for local wildlife habitats.

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Council approves $30K for 2025 noxious weed cost share program Council passes resolution for $30,000 noxious weed cost share program funding for 2025.

Linn County takes a bold step towards environmental preservation by approving a $30,000 initiative to combat invasive weeds threatening local ecosystems.

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Legislature approves funding for noxious weed management and wildlife habitat restoration Legislature allocates funds for noxious weed control and wildlife habitat improvement projects.

Montana's new House Bill 932 aims to combat noxious weeds threatening wildlife habitats and boost conservation efforts across the state.

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Community Launches Rainbow River Hydrilla Removal and Eelgrass Restoration Project Local volunteers start project to tackle hydrilla in Rainbow River and promote eelgrass growth.

Citrus County is taking bold steps to restore the Rainbow River, tackling invasive plants and enhancing community health through innovative projects!

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Oklahoma launches salt cedar eradication program in Upper Red River Basin Oklahoma establishes program to control invasive salt cedar in Upper Red River Basin.

Oklahoma is gearing up for a fierce battle against the invasive salt cedar tree, with a new bill that could reshape the state's environmental landscape forever.

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City Council considers hiring goats to tackle invasive plant overgrowth City council recommends hiring goats to manage overgrown blackberries and ivy in landscaped area.

Mercer Island is considering a unique solution to tackle invasive plant overgrowth: hiring a herd of goats to munch away the blackberries and ivy!

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