Terrestrial Invasive Plants - Fundy

Invasive alien plants (such as Japanese knotweed, woodland angelica) are considered a serious problem for many protected areas. Fundy National Park reports on the presence of priority invasive species in grid cells; the grid overlays the entire national park.

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Title (French) Espèces végétales envahissantes terrestres - Fundy
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Geographic Scope ["13"]
Criticality Level ["educators", "nongovernmental_organizations", "scientists", "students"]
Sensitivity Level unrestricted
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Contact Email daniel.mazerolle@pc.gc.ca
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Open Canada Date Published 2017-10-01 00:00:00
Open Canada Date Modified
Open Canada Subject ["nature_and_environment"]
Open Canada Keywords {"fr": ["plantes exotiques envahissantes", "alpiste roseau", "renouée du Japon", "angélique sauvage", "Nouveau-Brunswick"], "en": ["invasive alien plants", "reed canary grass", "Japanese knotweed", "woodland angelica", "New Brunswick"]}
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