Request for Quotes for Website Redesign

The KP-CWMA is developing a new website this winter. Interested graphic designers/contractors are invited to submit quotes before 5pm on October 5th. More information available here. 

Certified Weed-Free Hay & Gravel 

Want to buy certified weed-free products on the Kenai Peninsula? Need to certify your hay or gravel?  Learn more here

Contact Homer Soil & Water Conservation District to be connected with local farmers producing weed-free hay and local certified gravel pits. For central Kenai suppliers, contact Kenai Soil & Water Conservation District.

New European Bird Cherry & Chokecherry tree handout available here.

We are offering landowner support in removing these invasive trees!

Live on the northern or central Kenai Peninsula? Contact Maura Schumacher with the Kenai Watershed Forum

Live on the southern Peninsula? Contact Katherine Schake with Homer Soil & Water: 907-235-8177 ext.117               

Help us Keep Alaska Wild & Free from Invasive Plants! 

http://stopaquatichitchhikers.org/

Welcome to the Kenai Peninsula CWMA

The Kenai Peninsula Cooperative Weed Management Area (KP-CWMA) is a volunteer organization dedicated to prevent the introduction and manage the spread of non-native, invasive weeds across the Kenai Peninsula.  KP-CWMA is composed of various non-profits, tribal organizations, and governmental agencies.  

Created in 2003, KP-CWMA and its many partners are leading efforts to manage invasives in public and private lands across the Kenai Peninsula.  Through our partners hard work, several species have been eradicated from the Kenai Peninsula and numerous acres of critical fish and wildlife habitats have been protected.  But the fight must go on!

To better manage invasive across the Kenai Peninsula, KP-CWMA is actively recruiting volunteers and partner agencies!  Use this website and learn more about all the exciting opportunities to educate youth, protect our invaluable natural resources, and prevent the spread of invasives across the Kenai Peninsula. 

For more information feel free to contact the Homer Soil and Water Conservation District at 235-8177 ext. 117.

Who is the KP-CWMA? Check out our 2019 Annual Report here.

Elodea is a freshwater aquatic invasive plant that threatens salmon habitat. The KP-CWMA has successfully eradicated it from 5 lakes. In 2020 we treated the last known infestation on the peninsula at Sandpiper Lake. Learn more here: IPM Plan for Eradicating Elodea on the Kenai.

Thank you to those who participated in our

2019 Invasive Species Workshop in Kenai!

To see photos from the event click HERE