USFWS biotech documenting invasive species

A woman in a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service uniform kneeling down in a grassy area examining a small flowering plant

USFWS biotech documenting invasive species

Invasive species biotech Brittany Forslind documents invasive perennial pepperweed at Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge in Maine in 2015. Her work was part of a salt marsh integrity assessment project at national wildlife refuges along the East Coast.

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USFWS

Facility

Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge

Ecosystem

Coastal

Species

Lepidium latifolium

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Public Domain

Subject tags

Employees (USFWS)

Habitat restoration

Invasive species

Research

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