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Phalaris Control
Date/Time:
Saturday, June 14th, 10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Overview:
We will be spraying the aggressively spreading Phalaris (commonly known as reed canary grass) and putting it into submission. This plant spreads not only by seed but also by forming a thick system of underground stems. It threatens what is the only remaining community of its kind in Ohio. White Pine Bog is a designated National Natural Landmark - an area worth protecting. Register today to help us protect this precious natural treasure by working to control a threatening invasive species.
Job Description:
Phalaris Control
Project Difficulty:
moderate to strenuous project
Crew Chief:
Chuck Fletcher
Volunteer Sign-Up:
To sign up for this event, please fill out either our online form or download the project sign-up form and return it to the Ohio Chapter. If you have not yet completed a Volunteer Application form, either fill out an on-line volunteer form or download and return the volunteer application (.pdf, 25 kb) before or at arrival at a volunteer event. (Get the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader.) Note: If you are under 18 you must use the PDF download form.
More Information:
Contact Barbara Bhattacharya at bbhattacharya@tnc.org or (614) 717-2770 ext. 142.
Location:
White Pine Bog Forest (Geuga County)
