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Maryland
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Provides state-specific laws and regulations,
as well as links to other sites with state legal information.
For state-specific
resources with an interest in the prevention,
control, or eradication of invasive species,
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Administrative Code and Statutes
- Maryland Rules and Code - State Laws and Regulations
- Maryland Statutes (select Maryland Code)
- Agriculture
- Pesticide and Pest Control (Title 5)
- Plant Disease Control (5-304)
- Pest Control Compact (5-701 et seq.)
- Regulation and Supervision of Seeds, Turf Grass, Sod, Potatoes, Ginseng and Noxious Weeds (Title 9)
- Weed Control (9-401 et seq.)
- Multiflora Rose Management (9-701 et seq.)
- Natural Resources
- Waters (Title 8)
- Phragmites Management and
Control (8-2101 et seq.)
- Wildlife (Title 10)
- Nutria Management Plan (10-202.1)
- Mute Swans (10-211)
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Other State Legal Resources
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Maryland Invasive Plant Bill Set to Become Law (Apr 6, 2011)
Anacostia Watershed Society.
The invasive
plant bill (HB 831) will deal with the the nursery trade of invasive plant
species in the state of Maryland. It will employ a comprehensive science-based
risk assessment protocol that will generate a tiered list of the state’s
invasive plants. It will ban the most highly invasive species and includes
a provision that will require retailers to post signs, warning consumers of
the environmental hazards of these plants. This bill is a much needed measure
to address and contribute to curbing the invasive plant species problem from
its main root cause without affecting the horticultural industry or the state's
budget. Hopefully it will serve as a model for other states in the country.
See Chapter
142 (House Bill 831) - Signed by Governor O'Malley Apr 12, 2011 (PDF | 153
KB)
- Department of Agriculture
- Department of the Environment
- Department of Natural Resources
- Invasive Species Action Network
- Maryland Invasive Species Council
- National Plant Board
- Environmental Law Institute
- Status
and Trends in State Invasive Species
Policy: 2002-2009 (May 2010); includes
11 States (CA, CO, FL, LA, ME, MD, NJ,
NM, OR, RI, TN)
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