Ontario township to remove invasive plant species that ‘chokes out’ local ecosystems - insauga.com
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Communities along Lake Ontario have tried to stop the spread of invasive phragmites for years, with eradication programs in place at Frenchman’s Bay in Pickering, Second Marsh in Oshawa and Lynde Shores in Whitby, among other targeted locations.
Now Uxbridge Township has been forced to get involved after the invasive plant species known as Phragmites was identified in Elgin Pond.
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