Beat Back Buffelgrass: Trans-jurisdictional, Volunteer-Driven Invasive Species Treatment Case Study Handout
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Since 2008, land managers in the Tucson Basin have worked together to strategically control and mitigate buffelgrass by prioritizing trans-jurisdictional collaboration and engaging residents and community decision-makers. Read the full case study here: https://www.fws.gov/project/beat-back-buffelgrass

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