In a recent government meeting, officials highlighted ongoing efforts to combat the invasive goat head weed, a persistent issue affecting local ecosystems. The initiative includes the loaning of specialized goat head rollers, which residents can borrow for a few days to assist in controlling the weed's spread. Interested individuals can access the loan program through the organization's website.

The meeting also showcased the organization's active engagement on social media, particularly Instagram, where they share updates on their activities, including educational content about identifying noxious weeds and promoting volunteer events. Over the past year, the organization has organized 16 volunteer events focused on goat head removal, collaborating with local groups to enhance public lands and trails.

Participants in these events have reported a rewarding experience, despite the early morning hours required for the work. The organization emphasized the importance of seasonal planning in their weed control efforts, adapting their strategies to the changing environment throughout the year. This proactive approach aims to raise awareness and mobilize community involvement in tackling the invasive species.