KWWIP: Kosciusko Water & Woodland Invasive Partnership
Working to eliminate harmful invasive plant species on our land and in our water
A new local Invasive Species management group has been created as part of a statewide program to control the spread of harmful invasive plants on our land and in our water.
Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area, or CISMA
So what exactly is a CISMA? It’s a cooperative group which includes a broad cross-section of partners (landowners, natural resource managers, local government). Together the partners create a long-term commitment to the cooperation. The CISMA is led by a steering committee of key partner representatives and focuses on creating a comprehensive plan for Invasive Species management within the CISMA’s designated area. The CISMA also facilitates cooperation across jurisdictional and landownership boundaries.
Our new CISMA is called the Kosciusko Water & Woodland Invasive Partnership (KWWIP). We are currently seeking members, partners, and volunteers to get this important initiative underway!
If you are interested, please contact Steering Committee Chair Peggy Wihebrink at pwihebrink@hotmail.com.
Become a member today! Form at right. Send your contribution to KWWIP, PO Box 113, North Webster, IN 46555 or via PayPal to KWWIP.info@gmail.com
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