Clearing invasive Typha at the Sanctuary at Roche Caiman
Category: Sanctuary at Roche Caiman | Date: Sep 30 2009 | By: savingparadise
Here is a you tube video of our efforts to manage the aquatic reed Typha javanica, Zon in Creole. The reed has become invasive and is taking over the central marsh area at the popular urban wetland, the Sanctuary at Roche Caiman.
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