2. Goals
• Identify problem invasive species
• Using a GPS, log the location of each species and record size
• Create map layers with GIS to visually represent the data
• Add GIS maps to the GBBG online database
• Control infested sites while updating controlled area on map
43. Summary
• In all 14,875 data points were collected
• 19.0 acres (~32%) is covered with invasive species (not accounting
for overlap)
• Complete control: creeping bellflower, dame’s rocket, purple
loosestrife, autumn olive, burning bush, and Japanese barberry
• Partial control: garlic mustard, multiflora rose, and phragmites
• Control methods used: hand pulling/ hand digging, hand wicking,
foliage spray, cut & paint, bundle-cut-paint