Taking on invasive species in a rare marsh habitat | Field Notes | Parks Canada

Aliens are invading Point Pelee National Park... not invaders from space, but plants! In this Field Notes episode, Parks Canada scientists are tasked with removing invasive blue cattail and invasive phragmites that are suffocating the Park’s important marshland.

The marsh at Point Pelee National Park is one of the largest remaining marshes in southern Ontario and one of the few large marshes left in the Great Lakes system. It is also a dthumbnailesignated Ramsar Wetland of International Significance because of its unique features and role in conserving biological diversity.

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