Doing Your Part Giveaway

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Teton County Weed & Pest District is excited to be holding the "Doing Your Part Giveaway" to promote PlayCleanGo practices throughout Teton County this summer season.

Please share your photos/videos of you giving invasives the brush off whether you're biking, hiking, horseback riding, ATV adventuring and more. Follow us on Instagram and use the hashtag #doingmypart #PlayCleanGo and mention us to enter.

You could win one of the following:

PlayCleanGo boot brush

PlayCleanGo reusable tote bag

PlayCleanGo water bottle

WAYS TO ENTER TO WIN BY:

1. Following us on Facebook or Instagram.
2. Share a photo/video and mention us and tag #doingmypart and #PlayCleanGo

Each method is a new entry into the giveaway. 
Winners will be announced mid-August.

What is PlayCleanGo?

This is the initiative to stop invasive species in their tracks. You can help participate by REMOVING plants, animals, & mud from boots, gear, pets & vehicles, CLEANING your gear before entering & leaving a recreation site, STAYING on designated roads & trails, and USING CERTIFIED or local firewood & hay.

Partially funded by the USDA Forest Service, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources launched the outreach campaign PlayCleanGo: Stop Invasives Species in your Tracks in 2012. The campaign has since expanded to include partner organizations across North America. The campaign has expanded since in large part due to the work of the North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAIMA) who adopted PlayCleanGo in 2015. The campaign goal is to protect valuable natural resources and encourage folks to enjoy the outdoors. Community based social marketing has helped build brand recognition and the objective is to slow (and where possible stop) the spread of invasive species by changing public and worker behaviors at risk of spreading harmful pests living on land or in water. PlayCleanGo promotes awareness, understanding, and cooperation by providing a clear call to action to be informed, attentive, and accountable for stopping the spread of all invasive species.