Sponsored by: Lumberjack Resource Conservation & Development Council, Inc.
We, the Wisconsin Headwaters Invasive Partnership (WHIP), in recognition of
existing and potential impacts of invasive species will pool available resources
to foster public awareness and to implement programs to control and
manage these species.
But, some of them are so pretty!
These invasive species are not native to our area. The introduction of them has created a negative impact on our ecosystem.
With their fast rate of growth and their ability to reproduce prolifically; they are able to over-take and eliminate many of our native species;
impacting our wildlife habitat, recreational areas, and our local economy.
Go to our "links" and "invasives" pages to find out more information
JAPANESE BARBERRY OVERTAKING A NATURAL SETTING
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