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NOTICE OF INTENT APPLICATION FOR LAND MANAGEMENT INCLUDING INVASIVE SPECIES REMOVAL WITHIN THE BUFFER ZONE & RESOURCE AREAS At 14 & 20 Shakes ROADSIDE 2019Prepared For A & B REALTY TRUST20 Mary Ann

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2. Determine the appropriate method for filling out the non-native invasive species. This could involve physical removal, chemical control, biological control, or a combination of methods.
3. Obtain the necessary tools and equipment for the chosen method. This may include gloves, pruning shears, herbicides, or insecticides.
4. Follow safety precautions when dealing with non-native invasive species. Wear protective clothing, use appropriate personal protective equipment, and follow the instructions provided on chemical labels.
5. Start by removing any visible non-native invasive species manually. This could include pulling out plants by their roots or cutting them down.
6. If chemical control is required, carefully apply the recommended herbicide or insecticide according to the instructions on the product label.
7. Consider using biological control methods, such as introducing natural predators or parasites of the non-native invasive species. Consult with local experts to determine the suitability and effectiveness of biological control options.
8. Monitor the area regularly for regrowth or new infestations. Apply additional control measures as needed to prevent the spread of non-native invasive species.
9. Keep records of the non-native invasive species removal efforts, including the methods used, dates, and any observations of success or challenges encountered.
10. Educate others about the importance of preventing the introduction and spread of non-native invasive species. Encourage responsible gardening and landscaping practices to minimize their impact.

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3. Additionally, individuals who own or manage private properties, gardens, or agricultural lands may need to address non-native invasive species to maintain the health and productivity of their land.
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What is non-native invasive species?

Non-native invasive species are species that are not indigenous to an ecosystem and have the potential to cause harm to the environment, economy, or human health.

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Certain organizations, businesses, and individuals may be required to file non-native invasive species reports, depending on local regulations.

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To fill out a non-native invasive species report, individuals must provide specific information about the species, its location, and any control measures that have been taken or will be taken.

What is the purpose of non-native invasive species?

The purpose of reporting non-native invasive species is to monitor and manage these species to prevent further harm to the environment and native wildlife.

What information must be reported on non-native invasive species?

Information that must be reported on non-native invasive species includes the species name, location, extent of the infestation, and any control measures that have been implemented.