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Progressive Containment

Aims to reduce the area over which a pest is spread gradually

Management plans matching this objective

Management plan Category of weed
Gisborne Regional Pest Management Plan 2017 - 2027 Gisborne RPMP - Progressive Containment
Canterbury Regional Pest Management Plan 2018-2038 Canterbury RPMP - Progressive Containment
Chatham Islands Pest Management Plan 2021-2041 Chatham Islands RPMP - Progressive Containment
Auckland Regional Pest Management Plan 2020 - 2030 Auckland RPMP - Progressive Containment
Bay of Plenty Regional Pest Management Plan 2020–2030 Bay of Plenty RPMP - Progressive Containment

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