Knotweek control on the Hoh River: 2005 summary report
Silver J and Hutten M. 2005. Knotweek control on the Hoh River: 2005 summary report. 10,000 Years Institute. Port Townsend, WA
From the Introduction: "This report describes the objectives and results of work conducted in 2005 as part of a multi-year project to completely eradicate invasive knotweed species in 29.75 river miles of the active Hoh River channel migration zone and adjacent terraces. Located on the west coast of the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State, the Hoh River is one of the few rivers in the lower 48 states supporting relatively healthy wild salmon populations. Relative to other rivers in the state, invasive plant populations have not been observed to impact riparian or river function."
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Silver, Jull; Hutten, Martin
- Date of Issue
- 2005
- Publisher
- 10,000 Years Institute
- Units
- OLYM
- Keywords
- Eradication, Hoh River Watershed, knotweed, Plant Studies, Weed