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Invasive Species

Dense layer of green duckweed covering the surface of still water. — Green Duckweed

Bushy Japanese barberry plant growing in a dry forest clearing. — Japanese Barberry

Lesser celandine with small yellow flowers and glossy leaves among dead foliage. — Lesser Celadine

Large overgrown bush spreading into a wooded path near a fence. — Multiflora Rose

Open area with various invasive plants surrounded by dead ash trees. — Emerald Ash Borer – Dead Ash – Gulton – Deer Exclosure

Dense patch of invasive Japanese Stiltgrass. — Japanese Stiltgrass

Thick clump of mugwort in a grassy, sunlit area. — Phragmites

Tall phragmites reeds with dry, golden stalks growing in a wetland. — Phragmites

Field of invasive plants including pale-leaved species growing among native vegetation.

Dead and dying ash trees in a grassy forested area under overcast skies. — Dead Ashes

Cluster of dead ash trees with thin, leafless trunks surrounded by tall grass. — Dead Ash Trees

Bare ash tree standing against a cloudy sky, affected by emerald ash borer. — Ash Tree

Overgrown field with shrubs and dead ash trees in the background. — Multiflora Rose

Grassy area bordered by live and dead trees, with invasive growth visible. — Emerald Ash Borer -Dead Ash Trees

Tree trunk covered in dense English ivy, surrounded by bare trees and stone blocks. — English Ivy

Field of Dead Ash Trees — Dead Ash Trees

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