The unique feature of the velvety, brown cigar-shaped flowers and long, lanceolate leaves of the cattail are a common observed sight throughout Ohio wetlands. Cattails have long been known to play an important role as food source and shelter for some marsh-dwelling animals. However, with the invasion of the non-native cattail Narrow-leaved cattail, this no […]

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Mapping your land: An overview for landowners

Jan 24

Posted by appalachianohioweeds

Auburn University has just released a new publication. This publication provides tutorials on multiple free programs that will help private landowners map and monitor their management projects. This looks like a great opportunity for private landowners to monitor their efforts to control invasives and help allocate limited resources.

Mapping your land: an overview for landowners

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