Contact FCWP
Lander Office 307-332-1052
Lander Shop 307-332-3709
Riverton Office and Shop 307-856-2192
Dubois 307-240-0710
fcwp@wyoming.com

Fighting Spurge
Leafy spurge is one of the most difficult
noxious weeds to control.

Learn more about leafy spurge
and other noxious weeds.
An Integrated Approach
FCWP puts chemical, mechanical,
biological and cultural controls to
work on noxious weeds.

Learn more about our many
weed control services.
Know Your Weeds
On-site noxious weed consultations and
inventory surveys are available.

Learn more about these and
other services.
Go Weed-Free
Everybody wins with FCWP certified
weed-free hay.

Learn more about the weed-free
forage program.
Backcountry Work
The FCWP horsepack crew treats
oxeye daisy infestations in
the Absarokas.

Learn more about oxeye
daisy and other noxious weeds.

FCWP provides weed and pest management services to the residents of Fremont County, Wyoming, by applying integrated pest management practices that consider the environment, the economy and the well-being of our resources.

About Fremont County Weed and Pest

FCWP is a county weed and pest control district in west-central Wyoming that provides quality vegetation management services on county, state and federal public lands and rights-of-way, charging market rates for herbicides and labor. FCWP also treats tribal lands and some private properties for designated and declared species of noxious weeds.

In addition to chemical applications, the district utilizes mechanical, biological and cultural controls to reduce the spread of terrestrial invasive species. This integrated approach helps to protect wildlife habitat, support agricultural resources and benefit landowners.

FCWP is one of 23 county weed and pest districts that are members of the Wyoming Weed and Pest Council, an entity that was created with the enaction of the Wyoming Weed and Pest Control Act, Chapter 5 (11-5-101) in 1973. FCWP is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of seven community members that are appointed by the Fremont County Commission. The board members serve four-year terms.