The department is responsible by state law for controlling noxious weeds in Clark County. It is made up of five board members appointed by the Board of Clark County Commissioners, and nine full-time county employees.

New information

Vegetation Management 2010 Annual Report Vegetation Management 2010 Annual Report

• the Efficacy Trial Documents & Findings

Weeds

• Introduction (wmv 2:29 mins)
• Thistle (wmv 2:35 mins)
• Knapweed(wmv 1:43 mins)
• Poison Oak (wmv 0:57 mins)
• Scotch Broom (wmv 1:18 mins)
• Giant Hogweed (wmv 0:54 mins)
• Tansy (wmv 1:08 mins)
• Butterfly Bush (wmv 0:36 mins)
• Blackberries (wmv 0:28 mins)

  Video showing latest additions to noxious weeds list. Approximately 2 minutes.

• Equisetum-Horse Tail (wmv 0:30 mins)
• Poison Hemlock (wmv 1:00 mins)
• Japanese Knotweed (wmv 1:47 mins)
• Contact Information (wmv 0:11 mins)

If you or your neighbor have a problem with noxious weeds:
(360) 397-6140

Become a volunteer weed warrior:
(360) 397-6140

Main program areas

• Education
• Weed control
• Growing and distributing biological agents

Requests for public records

To request public records involving Environmental Services, contact Bobbi Trusty at (360) 397-2121 ext. 5268 or e-mail Bobbi.Trusty@clark.wa.gov.