Learn about invasive frog-bit and water soldiers with commentary from our very own restoration coordinator, Noah Jansen! Michigan Radio recently ran a story about why this aquatic plant has become such a problem in Michigan, and why cleaning your boat after a day on the water is so important. Read the full story: Control for the invasive plants known as frog-bit and water soldier (michiganradio.org)
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