Fighting Phrag with Fire: An invasive Phragmites management case study скачать в хорошем качестве

Fighting Phrag with Fire: An invasive Phragmites management case study

Prescribed fire can be an effective tool for removing dead standing biomass of invasive Phragmites australis. This technique can be used as part of a comprehensive management program when proper permits and safety protocols are in place. In this video, we follow the City of Ann Arbor's Natural Areas Preservation burn crew as they use fire to remove dead standing biomass adjacent to a wetland. To learn about Phragmites and how to manage it, visit our website: www.greatlakesphragmites.net Thanks to: the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Natural Areas Preservation staff and volunteers. This video was filmed and produced by Reilly Manz, Great Lakes Commission. *** Disclaimer: This video is for information purposes only. Permits and safety protocols are required and vary significantly by jurisdiction. The Great Lakes Commission, Great Lakes Phragmites Collaborative, City of Ann Arbor, and partner organizations are not liable for any loss, damage or other impacts resulting from this video or other any other management guidance.