Some invasive species management is accomplished by enacting law. In Maryland, multiple state agencies are involved in managing invasive species.

The IPAC's primary responsibility is to advise the Maryland Secretary of Agriculture on regulating the sale of invasive plants and preventing them from entering ...

10 июн. 2024 г. · The Maryland governor signed a new invasive species law in May 2024. The law took effect on June 1, 2024, and regulations must be adopted by ...

4 июн. 2024 г. · Soon, Maryland garden centers should no longer be able to sell invasive plants like English ivy (Hedera helix). A plant species is considered ...

This bill alters the regulatory approach for controlling invasive plant species in the State. It repeals certain provisions of law relating to a two-tiered ...

This law prohibits the import and transport of the noxious weed throughout the state and requires infested lands be managed for the eradication of the species.

12 апр. 2024 г. · Yet Maryland has prohibited the sale of just 6 plants. Invasive plants also reduce farm yields by 12 percent and result in far more pesticide ...

There is no minimum size or creel limit for snakeheads. It is illegal to possess live northern snakeheads. This illegal act is punishable by a fine of up to ...

Maryland HB979 2024 Altering the regulatory approach for controlling invasive plant species in the State including repealing certain provisions of law ...

Currently regulated by federal law and present in Maryland; Widely recognized by biologists and resource managers to degrade natural ecosystems, or negatively ...