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Collaborative WMAs operate
in every county across California, coordinating high-priority
weed management at the local level. Cal-IPC supports WMAs and
helps build regional partnerships between WMAs to implement
landscape-scale projects.
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The WMA
funding request is in...
Now's the time for your support!
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Last Thursday, Assembly Member Jim Wood and 7
co-sponsors submitted a request letter to Senate and Assembly
budget committees for $2 million to the statewide Weed Management
Area (WMA) program. If approved, these funds will leverage
extensive local collaboration to implement strategic invasive
plant control projects. It's a critical investment in our natural
infrastructure.
Support
as an individual! Everyone can do this. Look
up your legislators here
using your address, go to the "contact" form on their
website, and write a note expressing concern about invasive
plants and support for the $2M funding request for WMAs.
Support as an
organization!
Help show the breadth of support for this important work. Visit
our Fund WMAs
webpage for a sample
letter and where to email it.
Thank you!
Doug
Johnson, Executive Director
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The California
Invasive Plant Council (Cal-IPC)
works to protect the state's environment and economy from invasive
plants. We coordinate regional conservation, train land stewards, and
advocate for strong public policy. More at www.cal-ipc.org.
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