Invasive Plants of California's Central Coast Region
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An environmental summary created by the ENVS 560/L Watershed Systems class at CSUMB.
This page is a list of non-native, invasive plants actively being managed, or proposed for future control by organizations involved in the conservation and restoration of open space in California's Central Coast Region
Contents
Non-native, invasive plants actively controlled in the Central Coast
Table
| Family | Common Name | Scientific Name | Counties | Agencies | Locations |
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Sources
- Monterey County Ag Commissioner
- Central Coast Weed Symposium
- Area State Parks Preliminary General Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Report
- Carmel Area State Parks Preliminary General Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Report - FULL
- PLSNR Existing Conditions and Resources Inventory Report
- Monterey Weed Management Area
- Weed Management Areas
- Lucia Conservancy
- Weeds in Fort Ord National Monument
- Elkhorn Slough Weed Control by Species
- CAL IPC Weed Inventory by Jepson Region
- Coast Region Strategic Plan
- CALFLORA Central Coast Region Priority Species
- Ord Dunes State Park General Plan and EIR
- State Beach General Plan
- Landing State Beach General Plan
- State Beach General Plan
- Fort Ord Reuse Authority 2017/18 Annual Report
- Weed Management Plan for Palo Corona Regional Park
- River WatershedInvasive Plant Control and Restoration Program
- and Carmel River Task Force - Carmel River Watershed Stewardship Manual
- Monterey County Integrated Regional Water Management Plan Appendix J
- - Dune Habitat Restoration Plan, Marina Dunes Preserve
- Management Plan - Elkhorn Slough Foundation
- of Monterey General Plan
References
Links
- Invasive Plants of California
- Invasive Invertebrates of the Central Coast
- Special Status Species
- Organizations involved in the management of California's Central Coast Region
- Special Status Plants on the Central Coast
- California Natural Diversity Database
Disclaimer
This page may contain student work completed as part of assigned coursework. It may not be accurate. It does not necessarily reflect the opinion or policy of CSUMB, its staff, or students.
