Stinknet
Combatting a growing problem in the Arizona
Stinknet, also known as globe chamomile, has expanded rapidly across Maricopa, Pinal, and Pima counties, becoming a dangerous wildfire hazard and a major threat to native ecosystems. Working closely with land managers, homeowners, and community groups, Cooperative Extension translates applied research into practical, Arizona-specific information that supports eradication efforts and teaches the public how to slow its spread.
Connect with the Pima County Invasive Species Program to learn more about eradication efforts.
Report stinknet
Look for it on walks and roadsides and explore the map to see where it's been seen.
Pima Invasive Species Program
Providing education and connection to help communities stop the spread of desert invasives like bufflegrass, fountain grass and stinknet.
Arizona invasive plants guide
Read more about stinknet and other plants causing issues throughout Arizona.
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