Per Bryce Christiaens: Missoula County Weed District supports HB622. This bill establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency, and in order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both. Please support HB622.
Representative Curdy, Missoula County supports HB 622- Generally revise laws related to invasive species, being heard this afternoon in House Natural Resources. HB 622 establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency. In order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both. Please support HB 622.
Sent the following to Missoula County's Representatives for a second House floor hearing: Representatives,
Missoula County supports HB 622- Generally revise laws related to invasive species, being heard on second reading this evening on the House floor. HB 622 establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency. In order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both.
Senators Barrett and Fielder, Missoula County supports HB 622- Generally revise laws related to invasive species, being heard in Senate Natural Resources this afternoon. HB 622 establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency. In order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both.
Senators, Missoula County supports HB 622- Generally revise laws related to invasive species, being heard on the Senate floor this afternoon. HB 622 establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency. In order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both.
Per Bryce Christiaens: Missoula County Weed District supports HB622. This bill establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency, and in order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both. Please support HB622.
ReplyDeleteSending the following Friday (3/24) at 3 p.m.:
ReplyDeleteRepresentative Curdy,
Missoula County supports HB 622- Generally revise laws related to invasive species, being heard this afternoon in House Natural Resources. HB 622 establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency. In order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both.
Please support HB 622.
Sent the following to Missoula County's Representatives for a second House floor hearing:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives,
Missoula County supports HB 622- Generally revise laws related to invasive species, being heard on second reading this evening on the House floor. HB 622 establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency. In order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both.
Please support HB 622.
Sending the following Friday (4/7) at 3 p.m.:
ReplyDeleteSenators Barrett and Fielder,
Missoula County supports HB 622- Generally revise laws related to invasive species, being heard in Senate Natural Resources this afternoon. HB 622 establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency. In order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both.
Sent the following yesterday (4/11) at noon:
ReplyDeleteSenators,
Missoula County supports HB 622- Generally revise laws related to invasive species, being heard on the Senate floor this afternoon. HB 622 establishes the Montana Invasive Species Council in statute and the Upper Columbia River Conservation Commission. Both of these entities are essential to coordinating Montana’s efforts to prevent and control invasive species, and especially aquatic invasive species like zebra and quagga mussels in our state. Montana’s invasive species efforts are and must be bigger than any one agency. In order to be successful, it is critical that a coordinated effort of Montana’s local, state, tribal and federal agencies and governments work together along with private industry, natural resource and agriculture interest groups, homeowners associations, private citizens and other interested stakeholders. This is a need that has been identified on a statewide level and a watershed level, and this bill meets the needs of both.
Please support HB 622.