The following list consists of weeds commonly found in Larimer County and considered a problem by many landowners. Because these weeds are so frequent in their distribution, management efforts are encouraged but not required in the Larimer County Weed Management Plan. Descriptions, management recommendations, and methods of control are listed.
Natural Resources
Natural Resources
The Larimer County Weed District is responsible for noxious weed management in the unincorporated areas of the county as mandated by the Colorado Noxious Weed Act and outlined in the Larimer County Noxious Weed Management Plan.
Weed management decisions vary according to plant life cycles, infestation size, environmental parameters and management objectives.
Successful weed management requires proper plant identification, selection of effective management methods and timing, and monitoring the effects over time.
We are thrilled that you‘re interested in learning more about conserving your land with Larimer County's Open Lands Program.
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Reservable group pavilions through larimercamping.com are currently available on a seasonal basis at Hermit Park Open Space, Horsetooth Reservoir Sunrise Day Use area, Flatiron Reservoir, Lions Open Space, and Carter Lake South Shore. Important Notes:
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Hunting on Red Mountain Open Space and Soapstone Prairie Natural Area is managed by Larimer County Natural Resources and City of Fort Collins Natural Areas. The Special Access Hunting Permit Application is available online annually in February, with the drawing in the first week of March. | |||||||
