Exotic plant management: Redwood National and State Parks progress report FY 1998 (October 1997 to September 1998)
Roja D. 1998. Exotic plant management: Redwood National and State Parks progress report FY 1998 (October 1997 to September 1998)
This progress report contains program highlights, specific control efforts, and a table of exotic plant control activities. The highlights include describing who worked on the eradication efforts. The specific control efforts detail the high priority species and what has been done with each. These high priority species are Scotch broom, cape ivy, English ivy, gorse, pampas grass, tansy ragwort, iceplant, yellow bush lupine, Himalayan blackberry, star thistle, white sweet clover, Spanish heath, bull thistle, spotted knapweed, fennel, wild teasel, Canada thistle, European beachgrass, and butterfly bush. The prioritized descriptions are separated by National or State Park. The table summarizes who participated in control activities, the various costs of the activities, what the target species for removal was in each activity, and the total hours spent on each project. The table is displayed in two different manners; one is sorted by date and the other is sorted by species. The article concludes with related reports for FY 1998 and receipts.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Roja, Diona
- Date of Issue
- 1998-12
- Units
- REDW
- Keywords
- Control Methods, Exotic Species, Invasive Species, Management Plan, Non-Native Species, Plants, Vegetation, Weeds