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Mattole
Watershed Invasive Plant Program
What is an invasive plant?
Invasive non-native plants refer to plants growing
outside of their native habitat. Once introduced into a new
area, these plants grow without their natural checks and balances,
such as predators and climate. Because of this, invasive plants
often spread rapidly, displacing native plants and reducing
biodiversity in critical habitats. Introduction of invasive
species can cause economic or environmental harm, or harm
to human health.
WANTED:
Japanese
Knotweed
Invasive
Plants of the Mattole
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