• What is a Weed Management Area
• Why is it important to control invasive weeds
• Major Invasive Weeds in Los Angeles County
• Other weeds of concern
• What can you do to help?
• Download the LA County WMA Information Pamphlet
• Children's book on invasive weeds
• Download:"Best Management Practices for Vegetation Management" (PDF/6.5 MB/56 Pages)
• Link to LA County Weed Management Area
• Links

• Use weed-free forage when horseback riding on public lands.
• Keep on the lookout for unusual plants while in the outdoors, and report them to the local Agricultural Commissioner's office.
• Volunteer to help with an invasive weed control project in your area by contacting any of the members of the Weed Management Area listed here.
• Take classes in weed identification, botany, etc., and then volunteer at local parks or wildlife areas to help spread the word about the importance of controlling invasive weeds.
• Become informed about local planning issues that may involve the control or spread of invasive weeds.
• Support legislation directed towards invasive species control, suppression, or eradication.

If you would like a copy of this pamphlet in PDF format, please click here.

The Los Angeles County WMA produced a booklet for children on invasive weeds for age groups approximately 3 to 6 yrs. old, please click here to download a copy.