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2.1 Weed Management Table (see table 2.1): 1) Search [he mine site and fill in columns 1-3 in the table paying particular attention to which weed species are present on the mine site, how large the infestations are, and where on the property they are located. 2) Read the weed species profiles for the species you identified and fill out columns 4-7 in the table. You can purchase the hard copy of the guide from the Colorado State Parks at 1313 Sherman, RM 618, Denver, CO 80203, site document Creating an Integrated Weed Management Plan: A Handbook for Owners and Managers of Lands with A'atural Values. (Hereafter called the Handbook) Move on to Section 2.2 to determine the management priority of each weed species. 2.2 Prioritizing Weed Species: Deteanine the management priority of each weed ._ .:. y ~::. ~:::.. ;. ; .., . ;..... species on the mine site by using the Alien Plants Ranking System outlined in Appendix 6 of the Handbook, or by consulting your County Weed Supervisor. Species that have the highest priority for management should receive a "priority check" in the table, and should be controlled first. Use the information in the table about the weeds "life cycle" (emergence and flowering) to coordinate times and methods of control. (For example, several species on your list may be controlled best when cut or pulled after boiling but before seed production. If these species have similar life cycle characteristics they can all be controlled at the same time. Coordinating control methods in this manner will help save time, resources and/or money,) Once you have =+= ~ prioritized the species that should be controlled, and selected the most ' " ' ' ' efficierit time and method to control, you can write your control objectives. 2.3 Weed Control Objectives: 14 Weed Control Objective: 2nd Weed Control Objective: 3"' Weed Control Objective: