August-October: iNaturalist Early Detection Project, 2016 Redwood Creek surveys, and new finds at Jewell Demolition Site
2016. Wrubel E (ed). August-October: iNaturalist Early Detection Project, 2016 Redwood Creek surveys, and new finds at Jewell Demolition Site. October
The Early Detection Team surveys roads and trails in the Bay Area Network of National Parks. We detect, map, and remove new populations of invasive plants before they can spread. This newsletter includes announcements and updates, such as noteworthy early detections, survey results, and more information about what the Early Detection Team does.
- Type
- Newsletter Issue
- Authors
- Wrubel, Eric
- Date of Issue
- 2016-10
- Units
- GOGA , JOMU , MAHE , PINN , PORE , PRSF , SFAN
- Keywords
- Ailanthus altissima, Arundo donax, Carex pendula, Clematis vitalba, Dittrichia graveolens, early detection, exotic plants, giant reed, hanging sedge, Hypericum grandifolium, invasive plants, malfurada, monitoring, New Zealand nightshade, non-native plants, poroporo, San Francisco Bay Area, smallleaf spiderwort, Solanum aviculare, stinkwort, survey, Tradescantia fluminensis, traveler's joy, tree of heaven, vital sign
- Subjects
- Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Invasive Species | Invasive/Exotic plants