BOLO! Ventenata and Medusahead Grasses.

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  Wildfire is part of life in Wyoming whether you live in a forested area, sagebrush or grassland. The “Living with Wildfire in Wyoming” guide was put together to provide landowners with useful information to help them reduce the fire risk to structures by implementing defensible space practices, be prepared if evacuations should occur and to address the impacts of fire if a wildfire has burnt their property.
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  Take advantage of our many cost share programs to help with your pest problems!
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  Please Recreate Responsibly!
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  Park County is a Quarantine County! Call PCWP for information regarding the program requirements or to participate in the North American Weed-Free Forage certification program to schedule an inspection.
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  Integrated management of noxious weeds (using all available tools) doesn't alway mean use of herbicides. Choose the best method for the species!
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  On patrol for noxious weeds at the 2013 Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee's Terrestrial Invasive Species Work Days.
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  Protecting the backcountry: Earn a $100 reward for reporting a new weed infestation on public lands.
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  Sportsmen: Learn what you can do to protect wildlife habitat from invasive species.
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  Activities associated with human activity are the number one cause of new invasive species arrivals. Recreational activities can facilitate the spread of these non-native genera. Prevention is the easiest thing users of our public lands can do to maintain our native landscapes and associated flora and fauna. Follow the link to see just how many places could be impacted by these undesirable species as we travel around by tire and boot during our activities. So get outside and enjoy everything the Greater Yellowstone Area has to offer but please take responsibility for your actions. You Can "Stop Invasive Species in Your Tracks". Just remember to Play Clean Go!
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  Dalmatian toadflax is an aggressive invader that is listed as a Designated Noxious Weed in Wyoming.
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  The beet leafhopper is a pest that can cause damage to sugar beets and other crops.
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  Cost-sharing programs are available for Park County landowners for controlling certain species of noxious weeds.
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  Seasonal Crews defending local resources against terrestrial invaders!
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  Stop Invasive Species in Your Tracks! Burn It Where You Buy It!!
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  A group of attentive youth receive a quick lesson on how they can "Stop Invasive Species in Their Tracks" before a game of Invasive Species Dodge Ball at a recent Kids in the Woods Event.

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