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Colorado 2008 Environmental Quality Incentive Program (EQIP)

Invasive Plant Program

Program Education Campaign

In an ongoing effort to eradicate and control noxious weeds, or invasive plant species, in Colorado, the Looks Can Kill education campaign was developed this year. It is designed to provide our employees and the public specific information about invasive plant species which have been targeted for suppression and control using Environmental Quality Incentives Program state funds.

Adobe Acrobat Document About Noxious Weeds (56 KB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Absinth Wormwood (1 MB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Black Henbane (873 KB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Chinese Clematis (681 KB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Dalmatian Toadflax (1 MB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Diffuse Knapweed (1.5 MB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Hoary Cress (1 MB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Leafy Spurge (734 KB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Meadow Knapweed (1.1 MB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Orange Hawkweed (1.4 MB)
Adobe Acrobat Document Oxeye Daisy (916 KB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Perennial Pepperweed (2.5 MB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Plumeless Thistle (960 KB) New

Adobe Acrobat Document Purple Loosestrife (1 MB) New

Adobe Acrobat Document Russian Olive (778 KB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Salt Cedar (818 KB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Spotted Knapweed (1 MB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Yellow Starthistle (1 MB)

Adobe Acrobat Document Yellow Toadflax (1.4 MB)

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

General Program Information

The EQIP Colorado Invasive Plant Program is a voluntary program for landowners who want to improve the productivity of rangeland and riparian lands for agriculture and wildlife by reducing the impact of noxious weeds.  Ten project areas throughout Colorado, all of which have an existing and ongoing invasive plant species or weed management initiative, were approved for funding assistance to suppress and control the spread of targeted noxious weeds and improve the quality of desirable plant communities.

2008 Project Areas

Click on the project name, or the project area on the map, for detailed information about the targeted invasive plants in that area. Republican River Watershed Alamosa River Corridor Project Apishapa River Project Baca County CD Project Dolores/Mancos/Dove Creek Project Platte Valley CD Project Rio Grande WS Reparian Project Teller-Park CD Project Ute Mtn Ute Project Yuma County CD Project

 

 

 
 
State Program Contacts:

Tim Carney                                                                           Dollie Gonzales
Assistant State Conservationist - Programs                              Colorado EQIP Coordinator
655 Parfet Street, Room E200C                                               655 Parfet Street, Room E200C
Lakewood, CO 80215                                                             Lakewood, CO 80215
Phone: 720.544.2805                                                             Phone: 720.544.2821

 

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