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Take Action- Protect Montana from Invasive Species

Small habits make a big difference. By following these steps, you can help stop the spread of invasive species.

 

  • REMOVE plants, animals and mud from boots, gear, pets, and vehicles.
    • CLEAN your great before entering and leaving the recreation site.
      • STAY on designated roads and trails.
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Take Action: Montana Campaigns and Programs

Across Montana, communities are stepping up to stop the spread of invasive species. From cleaning boats and boots, to reporting new sightings, these campaigns make it easy for everyone to take part in protecting our lands and waters.

Explore the programs below to see how you can join the effort to keep Montana’s outdoors health.


Know Your Local Experts

You don’t have to know them all, just know who to call. That’s where your local experts come in. County weed districts, extension agents, and land managers know the plants and pest in your area and what to watch out for. They are trusted resources to answer questions, share management tips, and help protect your land and community.

Report and Monitor Invasive Plants

See it? Report it. Stop it. Reporting invasive species is a powerful tool. Early reports, lead to rapid responses. Every report makes a difference protecting landscapes and waterways for everyone to enjoy.


Prevention

Stop invasives before they start. Every action counts! Stop the spread before it starts it is the most cost-effective way to protect Montana’s lands and waters from invasive species.


Management and Community Involvement

Invasive plants are everyone’s problem, and everyone has a role. Communities that work side by side can stop invasive species in their tracks, protecting landscapes for future generations.
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