Pacific County Vegetation Management

Pacific County Vegetation Management is a department dedicated to controlling and managing noxious weeds in Pacific County, South Bend, WA. They work to protect the environment and public health by eliminating harmful plants like tansy ragwort, which is highly toxic to humans and livestock. Through education, enforcement, and eradication efforts, they aim to prevent the spread of these invasive species and maintain the integrity of the local ecosystem.

In addition to their focus on noxious weed control, Pacific County Vegetation Management also collaborates with organizations like the Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe to address other environmental concerns, such as the trapping efforts to control the European Green Crab in Willapa Bay. By actively monitoring and trapping this invasive species, they aim to mitigate potential threats to coastal fisheries, eelgrass beds, and other vital habitats, ensuring the sustainability of the local ecosystem and supporting the shellfish aquaculture industry.

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