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Vermont Invasive Exotic Plant Committee

OUR GOALS:

To provide coordination and guidance on invasive exotic plant issues so as to protect natural communities, native species, agricultural and forestry interests, and human use and enjoyment of Vermont's natural resources by:

  • Promoting cooperative efforts to address invasive exotic plant issues
  • Educating the public, special interest groups and policy makers about invasive exotic plants
  • Compiling information on invasive exotic plants and facilitating access to the information
  • Making recommendations to the Vermont Department of Agriculture, Food & Markets on invasive species for     consideration to the Quarantine Rule
  • Developing a list of alternative plants that can be used in place of invasive exotics
  • Developing and maintaining a state "watch" list of invasive exotic plants.
  • WHO WE ARE:

    The Vermont Invasive Exotic Plant Committee is comprised of representatives from state and federal government, non-profit organizations, private industry, and concerned individuals. The Committee meets semi-annually to assemble and disseminate information about invasive exotic plants. If you are interested in participating in VIEPC, please Contact Us.

    Natural Resource conservation Service US Dept of Agriculture, APHIS, Plant Protection and Quarantine University of Vermont ( Botany Dept; plant and soil sci dept) Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets Vermont Agency of Association of Professional Horticulturists
    Vermont Dept. of Forest, Parks and Recreation University of Vermont Extension Service US Fish and Wildlife Service Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife
    Green Mountain National Forest
    Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation Vermont Agency of Transportation
    and Private Citizens
    Green Mountain National Forest, Natural Resource Conservation Service Vermont Chapter of The Nature Conservancy • U.S. Department of Agriculture, APHIS, Plant Protection and Quarantine Private Citizens, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service University of Vermont (Botany Dept; Plant and Soil Science Dept)
    University of Vermont Extension Services Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets Vermont Agency of Transportation Vermont Association of Professional Horticulturists Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation


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