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The Thompson-Nicola Regional District (TNRD) currently offers a number of invasive plant management programs with rebates to landowners living within the Region. Click here to learn more about them.
 
 NEW  TNRD NOXIOUS WEED CONTROL PROGRAM FORMS NOW AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD:

50% treatment cost share application

herbicide rebate application

new invaders 100% rebate application

herbicide treatment day sheet

list of licensed applicators

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invasive plant management resources

 Weeds BC

Weeds BC can help you identify your weeds, learn how to manage them and find out what can happen if you don't. This site profiles 80 weeds that are currently present in the province or pose a threat to its economy and environment.

Noxious Weeds of Kamloops 

The Kamloops Forest District's list of some of the main noxious weeds of concern within the Kamloops district.

TNRD Noxious Weed Programs

The TNRD's environmental health services weed control information, including program information, legislation, weed applications, list of applicators, and contacts.
 IAPP Application
The Ministry of Forests and Range  database for invasive plant data in BC. The Invasive Alien Plant Program (IAPP) Application has two components, the Data Entry module and the Map Display module.

 EFlora

Electronic atlas of the plants of British Columbia.

T.I.P.S. Brochures

Targeted Invasive Plant Solutions. Downloadable PDF T.I.P.S. publications on the best management practices, and Integrated Pest Management (IPM) principles, for either an operational activity or a specific invasive plant species.

Seven Steps to Integrated Weed Management

A manual for integrated weed management in British Columbia. Users of this handbook will find it a valuable source for identifying and gaining knowledge about invasive weeds, and that it might provide a useful template for preparing individualized integrated weed management plans.
Guide to Weeds in British Columbia This guide is prepared as a reference for farmers, ranchers, resource managers, students, and the public. Profiling 80 weeds, the guide includes identification, impact, legal status, habitat, local distribution, biology, ecology, and management strategy for each weed.
TNRD Noxious Weed Control Program:Application Form

Application for financial assistance under the TNRD Noxious Weed Control Programs.

List of Applicators Contact list of approved pesticide applicators in the Thompson-Nicola Region.
Stock Poisoning Plants of Western Canada
The 2008 revision updates the 1983 version (38) in a series of such manuals produced by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. It describes the plants that most frequently cause poisoning and injury to livestock in Western Canada, as well as a number of plants that are potentially dangerous. Species found in both native rangelands and cultivated
croplands are included. 
BC Weed Control Act
The B.C. Weed Control Act places a duty on all land occupiers to control noxious plants. The purpose for the Act is to protect our natural resources and industry from the negative impacts of foreign weeds.
BC Integrated Pest Management Act The Integrated Pest Management Act and Regulation establish conditions for the sale and use of pesticides in British Columbia through a classification system and regulatory provisions for licences, certification, permits, Pest Management Plans and ministry confirmations of receipt of a pesticide use notice.
Beautiful in Your Garden, But Be Aware An educational horticulture brochure produced by the Invasive Plant Council of BC for gardeners.
Weed Warriors Brochure Educational brochure designed for children. 
 Report-A-Weed  NEW interactive tool takes you through 3 easy steps that enable you to report a suspected new sighting of an invasive alien plant species in BC.

invasive plant committees in British Columbia

 COORDINATOR     COMMITTEE
 Gail Wallin Invasive Plant Council of British Columbia
Eva Cameron

Central Kootenay Invasive Plant Committee

Pamela Wesley
Coastal Invasive Plant Committee

Heather McMahon 

East Kootenay Weed Committee

Tasha Murray
Greater Vancouver Invasive Plant Council
Lisa Scott 

South Okanagan Similkameen Weed Committee

Barb Stewart 

Boundary Weed Management Committee

Andrea Eastham   

Northwest Invasive Plant Council

Mike Simpson Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Invasive Plant Committee
Denis Meier
Northeast Invasive Plant Committee


regional district invasive plant contacts
Regions in BC without invasive plant committees can seek information about the management programs in their area through their Regional Districts and the following contacts.
Stacey Barker
 Fraser Valley Regional District
Rhoda Mueller
Central Okanagan Regional District
John Friesen
North Okanagan Regional District
Paul Goodkey
 Columbia-Shushwap Regional District
Emily Sonntag
 Cariboo Regional District

our funding partners

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BC Ministry of Agriculture and Lands

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 BC Ministry of Transportation

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BC Ministry of Forests and Range

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Thompson-Nicola Regional District

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BC Cattlemen’s Association

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BC Investment Development Fund

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Agriculture Environment Partnership Initiative

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BC Transmission Corporation

 

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 Highland Valley Copper

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District of Logan Lake

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