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Fieldwork in focus: Sears Bellows Phragmites Removal!

December 14, 2021October 18, 2021 by Haley Gladitsch

By: Abby Bezrutczyk Back in July, we found an unwelcome guest in a coastal plain pond within Sears Bellows County Park. As part of our monitoring for invasive species in … Read more

Categories From the Field, News Tags from the field, ISPZ, phragmites australis, sears-bellows, waterbody prioritization

Sears-Bellows County Park AIS Surveys

December 20, 2021July 16, 2021 by Haley Gladitsch

Just before Long Island was hit with the rain and thunder brought on by Tropical Storm Elsa, the LIISMA team made it to four priority waterbodies at Sears-Bellows County Park … Read more

Categories From the Field, News Tags aquatic invasive species, ISPZ, phragmites, phragmites australis, sears-bellows, waterbody prioritization

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