Taking out wild trash: Volunteers pull invasive garlic mustard from wildlife area

Taking out wild trash: Volunteers pull invasive garlic mustard from wildlife area

“We found some!” Volunteers shouted from a wooded area on the Brenton Slough property between Grimes and Granger.

VOLUNTEERS TAKE OUT WILD TRASH

EARTH DAY

Taking out wild trash: Volunteers pull invasive garlic mustard from wildlife area • Iowa Capital Dispatch

Erica Place holds up a bundle of garlic mustard, an invasive species that volunteers helped remove on Earth Day. (Photo by Cami Koons/Iowa Capital Dispatch) “We found some!” Volunteers shouted from a wooded area on the Brenton Slough property between Grimes and Granger.  They were hunting for garlic mustard, a fast-growing invasive species, as part of an Earth Day trash bash organized by Iowa Natural Heritage Foundation. Erica Place, communicati…

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