Boundary Weed Management Committee Information
The Boundary Weed Management Committee was initiated in 1998 in response to public pressure to improve noxious weed management in the Boundary.
In the spring of 2004 the committee became a registered charity and is a non-profit society.
The overriding objective of the committee is to work cooperatively to effectively manage noxious weeds in the Boundary to protect our shared environmental, agricultural and recreation resources from further impacts.
This is being achieved through an education and coordination program, which provides an extension service to the public, encourages management by inactive individuals and coordinates treatment efforts of all participants in an effective and cost effective manner.
Goals and Objectives of the Boundary Weed Management Committee
