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The Idaho Weed Awareness Campaign, or IWAC, was created in 2001 by the efforts of the Idaho Weed Coordinating Committee. Its mission is to create public awareness and education to help the people of Idaho understand the economic and environmental impacts of invasive weeds and support the implementation of all aspects of integrated weed management. To elevate the awareness of the Campaign, the IWAC asked Governor Kempthorne to issue a proclamation to officially kickoff the Campaign's activities by encouraging Idahoans to help develop and participate in invasive weed eradication and management programs, and to assist in preventing the spread of invasive weeds.
By focusing on a central theme of Idaho's Most Wanted "Noxious Weeds," IWAC has created an ongoing Community Outreach Program, utilizing Television, Radio and Newspaper ads. IWAC has also developed an "Invasive Weeds Toolkit" educational program which is being distributed to Elementary and Middle Schools in Idaho.
IWAC also created this web site to distribute information to the public. It is now being updated regularly to provide attractive and educational interactive multimedia content as well as networking and discussion opportunities. The navigation menu on these pages will provide updated "What's New" information, an exciting "Virtual Field Guide" where you can visit 360 degree panorama images, video and multimedia, and a "Background" page providing information about IWAC and the history of Idaho's weed problems.
You are invited to participate in the "Network Center" and get involved in discussion forums, educational and volunteer activities, project monitoring, public input, a reference library, and a calendar of events.
Please enjoy your visit, and help us pull together against Invasive Weeds.
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