So we turned to Cape gardening guru C.L. Fornari to get an idea of what invasive plant species are the most problematic on Cape Cod, and what we can do to battle back.. Here's what gets her goat ...

Ninety percent of Cape Cod's coastal bays and more than a third of its ponds have “unacceptable” water ... which feed the growth of invasive weeds and toxic algae. Skip to main content. WBUR.

Cape Cod’s iconic bays and ponds have ... kill fish and native plants. Now, 90% of Cape Cod's coastal bays and more than a ... bays and ponds where it feeds the growth of invasive weeds and ...

Invasive aquatic plants are considered among the biggest threats to Rhode Island’s freshwater bodies of water because of their far-reaching ... It’s been on Cape Cod for more than two ...

A small green and white sign hangs on the fence at the garden behind the Family Pantry of Cape Cod in Harwich: “Thank you AmeriCorps Cape Cod.” The sign recognizes the hours of work by AmeriCorps Cape ...

If Cape Cod had to be defined by a single element, certainly it would be water, surrounded as it is by ocean, sound, canal and bay, dimpled by scores of ponds and lakes, fringed by marshes and ...

For generations, invasive species have been a looming threat to America's biodiversity, agricultural practices, and native plants and animals' ability to survive. Some are animals, ranging from ...

An invasive species is a non-native plant or animal, usually brought in by people, that is well suited or adapts to the new habitat, outcompeting native species and threatening the local ecosystem.

Here's what gets her goat about invasive plants: "Once they show up, parts of people's properties become choked," she said. "It's the start of the Cape Cod jungle. You lose places and landscapes ...