Public Land Management Information
Project Eligibility and Proposal Process for Invasive Upland Plant Removal Program Participation:
2013 Application Handbook for Receiving Assistance from the Invasive Uplands Plants Program 
FWC Upland Invasive Exotic Plant Control Program Budget Justification Worksheet
How to find and hire a weed control contractor
Contractors contact information
Florida Invasive Species Partnership (FISP) Webpage 
Cooperative Invasive Species Management Areas
About the program
The Upland Plant Management Program under Florida Statute (F.S. 369.252) (Statutes) within the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission incorporates ecosystem management concepts involving "place-based management" that brings together regionally diverse interests to develop flexible, innovative strategies to address local upland invasive plant management issues on public conservation lands in Florida.
The Upland Plant Management Program of the section funds individual invasive plant removal projects on public conservation lands throughout the state. Projects are considered based on recommendations from Regional Invasive Plant Working Groups.
A statewide network of eleven Regional Invasive Plant Working Groups has been established comprising federal, state, and local government public conservation land managers and non-governmental organizations throughout the state. These working groups have an active role in selecting projects for upland invasive plant management at a local level.
The Program has also established service contracts with regional invasive plant control contractors with an established fee schedule to help all Florida governmental entities streamline the hiring of plant removal contractors.
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