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Achieving the Oregon Shines Vision: The 2005 Benchmark Performance Report
Report to the Oregon Legislature and the People of Oregon
Released April 2005
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| Chart and Analysis |
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Invasive Species: Number of most threatening invasive species not successfully excluded or contained since 2000.
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IS OREGON MAKING PROGRESS?
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YES
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Oregon has done a good job preventing invasive species from becoming established. The target is a ceiling, aimed at limiting the rate of increase to one species per year or less. The Oregon Invasive Species Council maintains a list of the 100 most dangerous invaders threatening Oregon.
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| How Oregon Compares |
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National comparator data are not available.
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| Benchmark Data |
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Target: 2005
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Target: 2010
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| Benchmark Endnote |
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89. Number of most threatening invasive species not successfully excluded or contained since 2000
Explanation: This benchmark measures our success at excluding harmful invasive species. Invasive species are non-native plants, animals and microorganisms that would cause significant economic or environmental damage if they were to become established in the state. The list of the 100 most dangerous invasive species threatening the state is updated annually by the Oregon Invasive Species Council. This benchmark does not include invasive species that were in Oregon prior to 2000 such as Scotch broom.
Target: Targets set by the Oregon Progress Board.
Data Source: Oregon Invasive Species Council
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| State Agency Partners |
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Click on the link below to see an analysis of each key measure from the agency’s Annual Performance Progress Report. All links go to short Word documents (doc).
A check in the "On Target?" column means actual data was at or better than target in the most recent year shown in the agency's 2005 Annual Performance Progress Report (updated October 2005).
Department of Agriculture
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On Target?
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PM # 7: Number of the top 10 plant pests, diseases, or weed species successfully excluded each year.
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2004 Annual Performance Progress Report (as published in the 2005 Benchmark Performance Report).
Department of Agriculture
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On Target?
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PM # 7: Number of the top 10 plant pests, diseases, or weed species successfully excluded each year.
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