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Natural Resources Board reports 50+ participants, 200+ pounds removed at air-potato roundup
Summary
City volunteers and partners collected more than 200 pounds of invasive air-potato bulbs at a February community event; organizers say the Pelican Island Audubon Society partnership and volunteer efforts also removed other invasive species and provided education for attendees.
Members of the City of Sebastian Natural Resources Board on March 4 summarized results from a Feb. 8 air-potato removal event that combined volunteer work, education and partner outreach.
Board presenters said the event drew upwards of 50 participants based on registration and paper forms and yielded more than 200 pounds of collected air-potato bulbs and vines. The city identified the Pelican Island Audubon Society as a key partner; the society provided on-site…
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