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The Pollution Prevention Program has developed informational signage for Davis residents and other users of the City's open space and parks. The signs are placed at locations where the City is using integrated pest management and/or has performed native plant restoration. The City's Public Works Department encourages everyone to try least-toxic alternatives to chemical pesticides.

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Hybrid Roses - Less Toxic Pest Management
Location: In the City Hall Rose Garden, near City Council Chambers

Plants that Support Beneficial Insects
Location: In the public garden located in the southwest corner of Central Park, near B St.

Putah Creek Parkway
Location: On the south side of the Putah Creek bike path, west of light pole #S104 (also accessible via path from Mariposa Circle)

Wood Chip Mulch - Non-Toxic Pest Management
Location: In the Mace Ranch greenbelt, just south of Loyola Dr. and east of Wilson Ave.

Roadside Hedgerow
Location: Along the south side of West Covell Blvd., just west of Lake Blvd.

Native Grasses - Non-Toxic Pest Management
Location: Along the south side of Russell Blvd., just west of Highway 113

We are all connected to our waterways
Location: At the end of the observation deck at the North Area Pond, in the southeast corner of Northstar Park

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