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Invasive Plants

Invasive plants threaten forested lands and can spread to other areas if left untreated. The Forestry Division works closely with the New Mexico Department of Agriculture and other partners across the state to limit the spread of invasives and to improve wildlife habitat and protect natural resources.

The Forestry Division will not be accepting applications for the Invasive Plant Program (IPP) at this time. Forestry Division works closely with and contributes funds to NMDA’s Noxious Weed program, with a focus on projects that improve the health of forested lands.

We encourage cooperators to apply to NM Department of Agriculture Noxious Weed program.

For more information, please reach out to:

Noxious Weed Program Coordinator – New Mexico Department of Agriculture
Weeds@nmda.nmsu.edu

Forest Health Coordinator – Victor Lucero

victor.lucero@emnrd.nm.gov

Invasive Plant Management Resources

Troublesome Weeds of New Mexico

NMSU College of Agriculture Cooperative Extension Service, NM Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Land Management and EMNRD Forestry, published in part with grant funds from USDA Forest Service.

2020 New Mexico Noxious Weed List

Criteria for Invasive Species

New Mexico Forestry Division Subrecipient Guide

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Brush and Weed Control on New Mexico Ranges

NMSU

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EDD Maps

This website that can be used to report invasive plant observations

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US Forest Service Invasive Plants List