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Tag Archives: salt marsh restoration
Controlling Phragmites with Salinity
*This research was recently published in the journal Wetland Science and Practice. The full article is available here: PhragmitesGreenhouseWSP Among invasive, non-native wetland plants in North America, Common reed (Phragmites australis); commonly just called Phragmites is king; forming dense monocultures and crowding … Continue reading
Posted in Invasive Species
Tagged phragmites, Salinity, salt marsh, salt marsh restoration, wetland restoration
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Meet the Turtles of Medouie
In November 2012, NCF participated in the #SciFund Challenge – a crowdfunding entertprise to help use raise money to support our spotted turtle research at our Medouie Creek property. You can read all of about the challenge here. Since the … Continue reading
Posted in SciFund
Tagged #SciFund, Medouie, salt marsh restoration, spotted turtles, tracking turtles
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