USDA – Invasive Weeds Research Unit
July 20, 2012 by Bay Nature
Develops new methods for managing invasive plant species in rangeland, riparian, and aquatic ecosystems. Headquartered in Albany in the East Bay, with offices in Davis and Reno.
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Bay Area Early Detection Network
July 20, 2012 by Bay Nature
The Bay Area Early Detection Network (BAEDN) is a collaborative partnership that coordinates Early Detection and Rapid Response (EDRR) to infestations of invasive plants, proactively dealing with new outbreaks before they can grow into large and costly environmental threats. Join the effort!
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Rediscovery of Mount Diablo Buckwheat
July 01, 2006 by Christine Sculati
It’s rare that a species gets taken off what seems an ever-growing list of extinctions, but that’s exactly what happened …
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Grazing for Change
April 01, 2004 by Cindy Spring
When two hikers complained to state park rangers recently about an area severely trampled by grazing cows, they drew on …
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Serpentine Splendor
April 01, 2004 by Carolyn J. Strange
Tucked into less than a square mile of land next to a freeway, the Peninsula’s Edgewood Park is a showcase for stunning wildflower diversity, all the result of our region’s unique geology.
