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Invasive Species Can’t Hide During SXSW Eco

Commander Ben and Ms. Jessica Strickland ready to hunt invasive species during SXSW Eco I had a great adventure on Thursday when I joined Ms. Jessica Strickland, Invasive Species Program Manager at th… more →

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Invasive Species Can't Hide During SXSW Eco

invasivehunter wrote 7 months ago: Commander Ben and Ms. Jessica Strickland ready to hunt invasive species during SXSW Eco I had a grea … more →

Tags: AMD, Austin, Austin American Statesman, Bastrop State Park, Chinese Privet, elephant ear, English Ivy, giant reed, green army

The Amazing Invasive Hunter Man

invasivehunter wrote 10 months ago: An accidental encounter with a plant grafting experiment transforms a geeky biology student into the … more →

Tags: giant reed, Battles with Invasive Species, Texas Live Oak, KR Bluestem, Texas mountain laurel, Texas bluebonnets, Invasive species, Invasive Hunter, Spider-Man

Whirlpool Springs to Life in Onion Creek above Cripple Crawfish Cave

invasivehunter wrote 1 year ago: Commander Ben near the Cripple Crawfish Cave whirlpool in Onion Creek As part of National Ground Wat … more →

Tags: Austin Water Utility's Wildland Conservation Division, Balcones Canyonlands Preserve, City of Austin, City of Austin Wildland Conservation Division, City of Austin’s Wildland Conservation Division, Cripple Crawfish Cave, Dr. Kevin Thuesen, edwards aquifer, Flintknapping

Hydrilla and King Ranch Bluestem Create Devastating Monocultures on Water and Land

invasivehunter wrote 1 year ago: Ms. Mary Gilroy describes two invasive plants that have raided Texas waterways and prairies. Learn h … more →

Tags: 2011 Texas Invasive Plant Conference, Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, Invasive Species: Secrets Revealed, Mary Gilroy, Hydrilla, monoculture, Texas Hill Country, City of Austin, KR Bluestem

Rare Texas Plants Struggle Against Invasive Species

invasivehunter wrote 1 year ago: Dr. Karen Clary describes the threat that invasive species pose to our rare Texas plants and recount … more →

Tags: 2011 Texas Invasive Plant Conference, Invasive Species: Secrets Revealed, giant salvinia, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Dr. Karen Clary, Prostrate Milkweed, KR Bluestem, heavenly bamboo, Go Native U


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