Northern Utah CWMACooperative Weed Management Area
Spray crew and side-by-sides staged for a Russian knapweed day

Become a second set of eyes

Report a Weed Sighting

Help us stay informed about what is showing up in northern Utah.

Become a second set of eyes

Each year we spend thousands of dollars trying to combat the issue of noxious weeds. It has been readily proven that prevention and early detection is the only way to win the war on noxious weeds. We need more eyes on the ground.

If you think you have spotted one of Utah's noxious weeds, please go through our checklist to get it reported.

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

Before you send it

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

  2. Then look through our map below and make sure the weed hasn't been reported in that location.

  3. If it's a new sighting, we'd love to hear about it.

Open the weed list

EDDMapS

Start on EDDMapS

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

  • Free to use
  • Easy to get started
  • Used by professionals and citizen scientists

Start on EDDMapS

Already reported?

Check the weed map first

Our map carries every report filed in the six counties over the last three years, so you can see whether this weed is already known at that spot before you send it in.

Open the weed map

Prefer the original ArcGIS dashboard? It is still here.

Or tell us directly

No EDDMapS account? Send it to us instead

EDDMapS is the better route, because the point lands straight on the map everyone works from. If you would rather not set up an account, fill this in and we will pass it to the weed supervisor for that county.

Coordinates are ideal. A road and a nearby landmark works too.

We use the details only to route the report to the right county weed department.