Habitat Type: Stream bank
Projects
Sudbury Valley Trustees’ Desert Natural Area
Project Organization: Sudbury Valley Trustees Project Town(s): Sudbury Start Date: June 1, 2012Project Summary:
SVT and the City of Marlborough have employed a variety of techniques to control all invasive plants throughout the 600-acre Desert Natural Area over the course of the last 5 years and going forward. Read more
Habitat Types: Field/forest edge, Floodplain forest, Herbaceous marsh, Oak/pine forest, Pitch pine forest, Right-of-way, Stream bank, Upland/wetland edgeControl Methods: Chemical, Manual, Mechanical Disposal Methods: Left on site, buckthorn piles with roots off ground
Westford Conservation Trust’s Mile-a-Minute Project
Project Organization: Westford Conservation Trust Project Town(s): Westford Start Date: June 1, 2010Project Summary:
The Mile-a-minute(MAM) plant is an early detection species and even though they are an annual they are prodigious seed producers and can rapidly take over acres of land by smothering existing vegetation. At first it is hard to believe that an annual vine which initially looks fragile and pretty with… Read more
Habitat Types: Field/forest edge, Fields, Roadside edge, Stream bank, Upland/wetland edgeControl Methods: Manual Disposal Methods: Incineration, Bagging
Trustees of Reservations Black Swallowwort Control
Project Organization: The Trustees Project Town(s): Concord Start Date: August 13, 2009Project Summary:
All swallowwort was treated with herbicide Read more
Habitat Types: Field/forest edge, Fields, Stream bankControl Methods: Chemical, Manual Disposal Methods: Left on site