Volunteer Weed Management Training with the Napa RCD
For those interested in learning about invasive species in the wild and rural lands of Napa County, there will be a workshop on Saturday, March 27, from 10am-12pm on Zoom.
This workshop will focus on two invasive species: French broom and Himalayan blackberry. This first workshop will focus on the history of these invasives, how to identify them, and how to properly remove them from various landscapes.
In the very near future, we will be hosting a follow-up training day to allow volunteers to meet our coordinators in the field for questions and tips on identification and removal of our focus species.
Contact Ashley at Ashley@NapaRCD.org with questions.
Napa RCD is excited to be partnering with City of Napa Parks & Rec, Friends of Westwood Hills, Napa County Open Space District, California Native Plant Society – Napa Valley Chapter, the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, and the Napa County Agricultural Commissioner’s Office to put together a countywide volunteer team dedicated to managing invasive species on both agricultural and wild landscapes.