11 shares · 3 comments | Vedio 1 Lesson for the pre and toddlers by Motherofpeace IDENTIFICATION of Numbers | Parenting 101 With Motherofpeace | Facebook

258K views · 3.9K reactions | On #WorldPoetryDay, Roger McGough tells of the inspiration for his touching and tragic poem The Identification - an interview with a bereaved father on BBC News in 1972. Seeing the footage for the first time in over 50 years, Roger reflects: "It touched me, as it touched millions. And I wanted the poem to do something similar." | BBC Archive | Facebook

1.2K views · 50 reactions | Invasive phragmites or common reed outcompetes native wetland plants, and is a serious threat to biodiversity. Its seeds are easily wind-dispersed, thereby allowing common reed to further invade other habitats. Learn more: https://fal.cn/3w9PO | Nature Conservancy of Canada / Conservation de la nature Canada | Facebook

Why and how do we treat invasive species in wetlands? 💡 🌱 A major invasive found in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park (CVNP) wetlands is phragmites—one of the most prominent wetland invasive species in Northeast Ohio. ❌ Left untreated, invasive species will take over wetlands by draining most of the water and outcompeting native wetland plants. 🐸 Treating these invasive species also improves habitat, which can increase wildlife in the area. 🤝 This 600-acre wetland project in the Lower Cuyaho

Did you know, the dense stands of tall, fluffy grass you often see next to the highway is one of Ontario’s worst invasive species? Over the summer, interns in Ontario were working to protect natural areas by removing invasive species like phragmites, buckthorn, dog-strangling vine and garlic mustard. By removing these harmful plants, interns were cutting down physical barriers to wildlife and opening spaces for native species, boosting biodiversity where it’s needed most. 🌿 Thank you, 2024 inte

Ranger Mike from Huntington Beach State Park is here to tell you about some creepy plants and animals......invasive species! Listen in as he tells you all about pampas grass, phragmites, the mute swan (alligators help us with these) and how we are attempting to control their spread in our parks. South Carolina Native Plant Society | South Carolina State Parks