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• There are more than 1,000 non-native plants in California that are naturalized (growing without cultivation). Many of these plants are invasive, choking out our native plants and reducing habitat quality for animals. We use various forms of management to control invasive plants on DFG lands, including grazing, hand-pulling, and the judicious use of herbicides.
