Phrag really is the ultimate range expander.... Happy Phriday!🌾🌕 #invasivespecies #phragmitesaustralis #rangeexpander #moonmission #artemis - mailchi.mp/745d938ee1f6...

Our new paper on Phragmites australis is now freely available on Freshwater Biology! doi.org/10.1111/fwb.... We combined functional traits, remote sensing and genetics to study how reed responds to environmental conditions. Fancy remote sensing maps included!! 🫡 More research coming soon...

A collection of weeds heading to Montana to be used as educational props. Handmade from paper, wire, glue, and paint. #sciart

We’re hiring! The ISC is currently seeking applications for an Invasive Phragmites Regional Coordinator who will work collaboratively to reduce the impact of the invasive plant, Phragmites across Ontario. Learn more and apply: bit.ly/3mkm4Ub

Looking to manage invasive Phragmites next year? Are you also in one of the Great Lakes states? Then apply for the PAMF Active Adaptive Management Program (AAMP) Funding!! Visit the bitly link for more information about the RFP!

Together, we’re making landscapes more resilient. Invasive Phragmites causes: 🛠️ Structural damage 🌱 Wetland habitat loss 🛣️ Overtaken roadsides and recreation areas NCC’s restoration work, like in the Saugeen (Bruce) Peninsula shows real change is possible. @WaterAgencyCAN

Indigenous Nations, state or local units of government, lake associations/watershed protection groups, nonprofit organizations, universities/colleges, and conservation groups may apply for grants to manage #Phragmites. See link for more info: www.greatlakesphragmites.net/pamf/aamp-fu...

Invasive #Phragmites threaten water levels, wildlife, and even public safety in the #GreatLakes. Our Great Lakes Phragmites Collaborative is launching a 3rd round of funding to help local groups test new control strategies. Learn more and apply now! https://ow.ly/UN9N50YsqmB

Typical phrag, always trying to cheat the system. Happy Phrag Phriday! #2026olympics #invasivespecies #phragmitesaustralis

Utah Lake is witnessing a remarkable 88% reduction in invasive Phragmites, paving the way for a new phase of native revegetation efforts, but challenges remain! Learn more here #UT #WetlandRestoration #InvasiveSpeciesControl #CrossdisciplineCollaboration #CitizenPortal

State restoration manager says Utah Lake Phragmites cover down about 88% as effort shifts to revegetation

Keith Hambrecht said the Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands' multi-year Phragmites program has reduced cover about 88%, lowering estimated Phragmites cover to ~12% statewide; remaining challenges include access, landowner permissions and upstream seed sources, and a joint restoration coordinator position will be posted soon.

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An invasive grass threatens Sudbury ecosystems. Snowmobilers are urged to clean machines, stay on trails and report phragmites sightings to prevent spread.

Sudbury snowmobilers asked to stop spread of invasive grass

An invasive grass threatens Sudbury ecosystems. Snowmobilers are urged to clean machines, stay on trails and report phragmites sightings to prevent spread.

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Predict your future with this pen-and-pencil fortune telling game and drop your results in a reply below! ❤️ You can find a printable version and instructions for how to play in the resource library on the GLPC's website using the link in our bio!

🚨Phragmites has been spotted in the television series "The Umbrella Academy" In the series, the Hargreeve siblings are supernatural, uncontrollable, and lead to the destruction of the natural order. Sounds a lot like someone else we know...cough...phrag...cough Spotted by: @hugbox.bsky.social

Did you know non-native Phragmites (Phragmites australis subsp. australis) is now the dominant subspecies of Phragmites throughout the eastern parts of North America. This map represents the North American distribution of Phragmites australis as reported by EDDMapS users as of January 2026.

Happy holidays from the Great Lakes Phragmites Collaborative staff, Phraggy, and Froggy (the European Frog-bit Collab mascot). 🌾🐸 Wishing you all the joys of the season and a fantastic New Year ahead! Thank you for being a part of the GLPC community!

Another year, another attempt made by phrag to ruin the holiday spirit 🙄 - mailchi.mp/ff92737c173d...

Working with The Emerald Tutu, Northeastern grads are turning invasive phragmites into coastal protectors.By twisting the culled grass into mats for native spartina to grow, they are fighting erosion and restoring shoreline habitats. 🧪 Read more: https://bit.ly/4akm4QD

Using invasive wetland grasses, Northeastern grads adopt a green approach to stop erosion

Using invasive wetlands grasses as beds for native spartina, Northeastern grads use a green approach to putting the brakes on erosion.

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"Grad student takes flight to map invasive plant." Sarika Sharma, an alum of our lab, is profiled in our campus newspaper for her research to map Phragmites in the Healthy Headwaters Lab. Congratulations Sarika! www.uwindsor.ca/news/2025-11... @ecofebria.bsky.social @ibiouwindsor.bsky.social

From the shoreline of Toronto’s waterfront to its interior parklands, an intrusive grass species is outcompeting native plants, taking over the city’s waterways, reducing wildlife habitat, and restricting the movement of wetland species. 🌾 #Phragmites nowtoronto.com/news/a-plant...

‘Canada's worst invasive plants,’ A plant species is impacting Toronto’s parks and waterways, here’s what you need to know - NOW Toronto

An intrusive grass species is outcompeting native plants, taking over the city’s waterways, and reducing wildlife habitat.

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The Phragmites Adaptive Management Framework (PAMF) is a collective learning program where participants across the Great Lakes manage invasive phragmites to learn what techniques are effective! Learn more about the 2024/25 PAMF cycle below and visit the link in our bio to become a PAMFer!

Peterborough County receives $19K in funding to map and manage invasive phragmites that threaten local ecosystems and infrastructures. www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com/news/funding... #Hunting #Fishing #Outdoors #Peterborough #PeterboroughCounty #Phragmites #InvasiveSpecies

Funding received to address invasive grass choking areas throughout county

“Protecting the health of our wetlands, shorelines, and infrastructure is critical.”

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On Thursday, October 16th, I answered the call for volunteers by the St. Lawrence River Institute for Phragmites Removal at Rotary Creek. It was an opportunity to contribute to the restoration of our local ecosystem. theseeker.ca/2025/10/phra...

THIS HALLOWEEN, THE REAL HORROR IS IN THE WETLANDS 😱 Phragmites australis is a monstrous invasive species that crowds out native plants and drains the life from wetland ecosystems #GreatLakes #CleanWater #InvasiveSpecies

Check out this blog post that highlights the multitude of ways organizations can work together to tackle invasive phragmites! 🙏 ✨Prepare to be inspired.✨ www.greatlakesphragmites.net/blog/utilizi...

The Great Lakes Phragmites Collaborative wishes you all a spooky Halloween. 🕷💀 Join us as we continue to 'brew up' ways to get rid of invasive Phragmites in the Great Lakes region! See the link in our bio to learn more about Phragmites Adaptive Management Framework (PAMF)

Happy Phrag Phriday! Apparently phrag is providing a different kind of "haunting" this spooky season. 🌾👻 Check out our newsletter for monthly updates from the phrag community: mailchi.mp/3ae8e6f2e832...

📰Published📰Battle of the giants: clonal expansion rates, effects on wetland plant communities and competition between introduced Phragmites australis australis and native Phragmites australis americanus🌿 buff.ly/6Ix1sbj 🧪🌍

Battle of the giants: clonal expansion rates, effects on wetland plant communities and competition between introduced Phragmites australis australis and native Phragmites australis americanus

Bernd Blossey, Victoria Nuzzo, Andrea Dávalos This is a plain language summary of a Functional Ecology research article which can be found here. When non-native plants are accidentally or purposefu…

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Revised Rutgers Factsheet - Phragmites: Occurrence and Management - njaes.rutgers.edu/fs927/

I got some outside work done this afternoon. I removed an old trail cam that wasn't working well and replaced it with a new one. And trimmed trees and branches away from that area. Then I weed whacked around the pond. Our habitat guy sprayed all the phragmites and it's dying back.

We are studying the spread of common reed (Phragmites australis) in a restored wetland 🌿. We aim to understand how wetland hydrology 💧 and habitat structure 🪵🌾 influence the degree of invasion. #InvasiveSpecies #WetlandRestoration #Phragmites #GenerationRestoration #Wetlands #InvasionEcology