Help us stay informed

Think you have spotted a noxious weed?

Each year we spend thousands of dollars combating noxious weeds. Prevention and early detection is the only way to win. We need more eyes on the ground.

Before you report

Three quick steps

With your help we can more effectively control and maintain weeds in Sanpete County. Thank you for being another set of eyes aware of noxious weeds.

  1. 01

    Check the weed list

    First, make sure you have looked through our full list of weeds and their images.

    Open the weed list
  2. 02

    Check the map

    Look through the map below and make sure the weed has not already been reported in that location.

    Jump to the map
  3. 03

    Tell us about it

    If it is a new sighting, we would love to hear about it. Fill out the report form and we will follow up.

    Go to the form

Latest weed reports

Look through the map

See what has already been reported in Sanpete County before you file a new one.

Start on EDDMapS
Sanpete County weed map 1,500+ reports, live from EDDMapS Every noxious weed report filed in Sanpete County, on a map you can zoom, filter by weed class or species, and click through to the record behind each point. Open the weed map
  • Free to use
  • Easy to get started
  • Used by professionals and citizen scientists

We use the EDDMapS reporting system to help track noxious weeds. Help us by getting your weed point added to our map.

Report a weed

Tell us what you found

The more detail you can give us about the location, the faster we can get someone out to identify and treat it. Coordinates are ideal, but an address or a good description works too.

Prefer email? Write to info@sanpitchcwma.org.

We will use this email to respond to you.

We are staffed by seasonal interns, so please be patient with our response.

Dealing with a high priority weed?

We might be able to help with education, labor and chemical for eleven high priority weeds.

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