What’s That “Weed?”
Introduced species: Emerald ash borer (Agrilus planipennis) So, no, this is not a weed. What’s That Weed is making way this month for an all-points bulletin: Emerald ash borer (EAB) […]
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The Life of a Garlic Mustard Intern
Written by Marlee Eckman Garlic Mustard, Alliaria petiolata, is a prevalent non-native species in the watershed with alarming impacts on other plants. This weed is known to be allelopathic. The
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What’s That Weed?
Weed of the Month: Bindweeds (Calystegia and Convolvulus spp.) CharacteristicsBindweeds—also known as morning glories—are a group of perennial twining vines that support themselves by binding to other plants. Because of
Behind the Scenes: eDNA Collection
At the end of April Johnson Creek Watershed Council staff headed out to Leach Botanical Garden in search of salmon. Well… salmon DNA. The goal of Johnson Creek’s eDNA program
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BirdSafe Presentation for Backyard Habitat
Enjoy this presentation by Portland Audubon’s BirdSafe & Lights Out Campaign Coordinator, Mary Coolidge, for Backyard Habitat focused on the impacts of outdoor lighting/light pollution on birds and strategies for
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