20th Anniversary JHWMA - Early Cooperative Efforts

Our team has accomplished a lot in 20 years. Outlined below are some of our early projects and a few community engagement activities our team has participated in. We hope you come to realize how committed we are to eradicating invasive weeds in Teton County and continuing to serve you for many years to come.

Early Cooperative Efforts:

Vehicles and Spray Equipment
Employee Housing
Mapping Equipment and Technology
Collection of Bio Control Insects
Sharing of Information
Training

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Education Programs:

Local Events
Classroom
Weed Pulls
Trail Days

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JHWMA - Education Programs Students Marking Weed Area image

JHWMA - Education Programs Young Students Raking image

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Gros Ventre River Spray Days

2018 - 19th Year
1st spotted knapweed - 1974
Annually crews treat 75-100 acres
Over $750,000 spent
Over 26 federal, state, local, & private businesses have partnered + dozens of private landowners

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JHWMA - Gros Ventre River Spray Days Out in Field image

We’ll continually post about our 20th Anniversary with Jackson Hole Weed Management Association with a reflection of what we have achieved in the past twenty years. Stay tuned.