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Knotweed Taking a Hold in the North

Knotweed Taking a Hold in the North

Some invasive plants can literally wreck your house! View the latest on Japanese Knotweed in the NWIPC management area in a CKPG interview with Claire Watkins, NWIPC Chair and Andrea Eastham, NWIPC Program Manager.

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posted: December 14, 2020
Opportunity - Field Operations Coordinator

The NWIPC is seeking a quaified individual to assume the responsibilities of the NWIPC Field Operarions Coordinator. Click "Field...

posted: November 3, 2018
“WeedsBMP” App for Forage and Livestock Producers Now Available

Land owners and managers have long recognized the need to control invasive plants to limit their impacts. In May 2018, a new smartphone app...

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There are several ways that you can get involved in invasive plant control. Most importantly, educate yourself about plants and solutions, report invasive plants found in your community and area (dial 1-866-44WEEDS (93337) or download the ap for your phone at

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The Northwest Invasive Plant Council (NWIPC) receives support from provincial ministries, regional and municipal governments, crown corporations, the private sector and other organizations. Invasive plant managemetn services provided include inventory, treatment and monitoring

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