Skagit County updates noxious-weed program, reports progress on knotweed and Spartina
Skagit County staff reported on 2024 work reducing knotweed and Spartina, new garlic-mustard efforts, outreach and staffing needs and said Spartina alterniflora has met eradication criteria in the county.
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Skagit County on Tuesday received an annual update on the county noxious-weed program, including survey and treatment results for knotweed and Spartina, a small new garlic-mustard grant, ongoing outreach and a staffing update.
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