I bring you FIRE!


I bring you FIRE!
Originally uploaded by ricmcarthur
As part of a phragmities eradication project, the biomass was burned off after the reed was killed.

Phragmities is a highly invasive plant that takes over marshes.

Cutting or digging it up encourages it to spread.

I got 800 shots of the burn.
I promise I will only post a few.

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Blake A. Mann said…
I saw all the smoke yesterday and went over to investigate. I hope they find a viable solution to control this plant! It has ruined a lot of good wetlands.
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