Fairhaven Greenway Restoration Partnership

07/27/2024

Velcro was based on these!

Bull thistle is often looked at as an undesirable w**d because it's not native and it's prickly. Don't fall into that trap. It's one of the best flowers for nectar, providing food for many species of butterflies and bees. And once it goes to seed, goldfinches love them

03/21/2024

Spring is just around the corner! If you like birding, gardening or getting a head start on lawn maintenance, check out the tips in our latest Protector's Blog to prevent the spread of invasive species while you enjoy your favorite springtime activities.
https://www.sleloinvasives.org/gear-up-for-spring/

SLELO Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management

02/29/2024

Invasive plants reduce habitat for native wildlife by out-competing native plants and “taking over” native plants’ habitats.

They often emerge earlier in the spring and push natives out through fast spreading. This limits habitat available for native wildlife and disrupts their food chain.

Here are five widespread invasive plants that you should not plant and help remove.

Landscaping with native plants create beautiful landscapes that provide native wildlife with the diverse habitat and food they need to survive.

Learn more about native and invasive plants ➡ https://bit.ly/3wB9mLJ.