Board accepts multiple grants to support invasive-species work — phragmites, island projects and weed management
The board approved several grants to support invasive-species control: a Great Lakes Commission grant (~$11,565) for phragmites adaptive management, a U.S. Fish & Wildlife grant (~$35,000) for Plum/Detroit Islands, and a Wisconsin DNR grant ($19,000) with a $5,000 county match for weed and private-forest management.
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The Door County Board accepted multiple grants to bolster the county’s invasive-species programs, including targeted work on phragmites and invasive plants on remote islands.
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