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April 1, 2007 - It is the beginning of the noxious weed growing season again in Idaho and this IWAC web site has now become a useful tool for identifying weeds and networking resources around the state. The effort has just begun, however, and now citizens, students, families, organizations, businesses and agencies are invited to help continue to add valuable information, knowledge and ideas to the site this year and in the future.
First, in the Discussion Forum, prototypes of new 'Social Networking" tools such as Forums, Blogs and Wikis are being created to make it easy for anyone to become more involved in creating interesting discussions and stories and visual information that can be linked to and added to this IWAC web site.
In the other main menu sections of this Network Center you will find valuable information that has already been contributed as the web site has been developed to date. Please use the Discussion Forum projects and the Resource Submittal Forms to add your own ideas, project reports, knowledge of resources and other networking information that will help Idahoans understand how to control noxious weeds in the future.
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David Hallinan, Bannock County Weed Superintendent, shows Black Henbane rosettes.
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