Tagged Stories: "invasive species"
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Don’t deck the halls with invasive species
November 9, 2023Holiday decorations can unintentionally increase the spread of invasive species
Read storyGarlic mustard doesn’t belong in our forests but is fine in our kitchens
May 8, 2023Invasive garlic mustard is overtaking forest (or forested) ecosystems across North America.
Read storyWeed warriors fight for forest health
April 12, 2022Programs allow volunteers to combat destructive invasive plants
Read storyWildlife managers race against the clock to protect centuries-old trees
December 2, 2021The hemlock woolly adelgid threatens the future of hemlock trees in the Bay watershed and beyond.
Read storyFrom invasive fish to sustainable dish
March 16, 2021Chefs and wholesalers are growing the market for blue catfish
Read storyThe buzz around buying native plants
February 24, 2021As insect and bird numbers decline, states and plant businesses take a closer look at selling invasives
Read storyWalking through old-growth forest in Pennsylvania
October 22, 2020Alan Seeger Natural Area escaped clear-cutting, but threats remain
Read story7 beautiful native plants to substitute for popular invasives
May 15, 2020Forgo ornamental invasives for equally attractive native alternatives
Read storyPlanting buffers for the future
April 14, 2020Multifunctional buffers are a win-win for the environment and economy
Read storyBay health impacted by record flows
November 26, 2019Largest amount of fresh water to enter the Chesapeake Bay since 1937
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