Orange County Halts Herbicide Spraying, Embraces Non-Toxic Methods


Author: The Daily News Now! March 15, 2026 Duration: 1:25
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Orange County Halts Herbicide Spraying, Embraces Non-Toxic Methods

Orange County suspends herbicide spraying in San Juan and Trabuco creeks, opting for non-toxic methods. A year-long pilot program begins, focusing on mechanical and manual vegetation clearing. Local residents, led by Creek Team OC, celebrate the decision, vowing to prevent spraying without consent. Supervisor Katrina Foley forms an advisory committee for better pest management guidelines. Updated rules for other waterways avoid spraying during sensitive seasons, with residents looking to San Diego Countys success for stabilization.

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