Public Hearing — Government Camp
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Mt. Hood National Forest will carry out an Integrated Weed Management Program using herbicides, mechanical tools, and hand-pulling across its Ranger Districts beginning in April and continuing through summer and autumn to control invasive plants.
Key Takeaways
- Weed control begins in April and continues through autumn as conditions allow
- Methods include herbicides, mechanical tools, and hand-pulling
- Treatments occur in Clackamas River, Zigzag, Hood River, and Barlow districts
- Licensed applicators will follow herbicide labels and the 2008 FEIS
- Many invasive species (e.g., knotweed, Scotch broom) are targeted
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- Government Camp
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