Invasive Exotic Plant Monitoring in Zion National Park, 2018

Northern Colorado Plateau Network. 2019. Invasive Exotic Plant Monitoring in Zion National Park, 2018. National Park Service

This brief summarizes a report that described the results of invasive exotic plant monitoring conducted at Zion National Park in 2018. During monitoring on May 30–June 4, 2018, a total of 17 different IEP species were recorded along 110 kilometers (69 mi) of 25 monitoring routes and 195 transects at Zion National Park. Of these, seven were priority species that accounted for 288 separate patches. Three-quarters of all patches (75%) were classified as “very low” on the patch management index scale, suggesting that effective control or eradication is possible through local management actions.

Type
Resource Brief
Authors
Northern Colorado Plateau Network
Date of Issue
2019-07
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
NCPN , NRSS , ZION
Keywords
Exotic Species, Exotic/Invasive Species - Plants, Invasive Species, Monitoring, NCPN Invasive Plants Brief, NCPN resource brief, Plant Studies

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