It’s National Invasive Species Awareness Week!

While “Face to Face” activities here in Park County are postponed until later this summer, there are many things you can do as an individual or organization to protect our favorite places and the resources we love!

Click here for some great ideas. 

We’re OPEN! 

Powell Warehouse-M-F 8AM-5PM

Cody Shed M-TH 730-830 AMF 7:30-NOON.

Meeteetse Warehouse  M-F 8A-5P

Inquire @ the Meeteetse Town Hall

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  Wildfire is part of life in Wyoming. The “Living with Wildfire in Wyoming” guide provides useful and practical information on preparedness and prevention regarding wildfires.
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  Take advantage of our many cost share programs to help with your pest problems!
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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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  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 humans are the #1 cause of new invasive species arrivals. Prevention is the easiest thing users of our public lands can do to maintain our native landscapes. Follow the link to see how many places could be impacted by these undesirable species as we travel around by tire and boot during our activities. 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. Click to see what other insect pests are considered "noxious".
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  Stop Invasive Species in Your Tracks!
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  Invasive Species Jenga-Local youth from area programs learn about invasive species in preparation for a day in the Shoshone Forest for an annual "Kidz in the Woodz" event.
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  Please Recreate Responsibly!
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