California AB2326 extends the Broomrape Program to manage noxious weeds.

California AB2326 extends the Broomrape Program, focusing on managing broomrape, a parasitic plant. The bill establishes the Noxious Weed Management Account and the Adopt-A-Riverway Fund for weed control strategies. It mandates the creation of integrated weed management plans by local organizations, prioritizing cost-sharing. The bill also limits public access to certain information to protect privacy and sets up a board for oversight. The funds support weed control, research, and education efforts. The program is set to become inactive and be repealed by 2031.

California AB2326 extends the Broomrape Program to manage noxious weeds.

California AB2326 extends the Broomrape Program, focusing on managing broomrape, a parasitic plant. The bill establishes the Noxious Weed Management Account and the Adopt-A-Riverway Fund for weed control strategies. It mandates the creation of integrated weed management plans by local organizations, prioritizing cost-sharing. The bill also limits public access to certain information to protect privacy and sets up a board for oversight. The funds support weed control, research, and education efforts. The program is set to become inactive and be repealed by 2031.