Nassella trichotoma

Serrated Tussock at Majura, ACT

Nassella trichotoma at Majura, ACT - 12 Aug 2021
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Nassella trichotoma 12 Aug 2021 MichaelMulvaney
Nassella trichotoma 12 Aug 2021 Avery

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An isolated cluster, as far as I could see

4 comments

   12 Aug 2021
I would mattock them out if you can
waltraud wrote:
   13 Aug 2021
hi Avery
once the lockdown is over and you walk in this area again would you take a mattock and remove them? ST is a Weed of National Significance and one weed that the Parks Service would take care of. Unfortunately, the contractors finished ST control in the area for this season (I think) but you could still send a link to Canberra Nature Park North rangers using the generic email address cnpn@act.gov.au. Also please don't forget to take a record of the 100s Verbascum rosettes you were talking about last monday.
Avery wrote:
   13 Aug 2021
OK will borrow a mattock for those guys, and have uploaded the verbascum rosettes. I also uploaded a sheep sighting ... will that cause the nearby leaseholder to get notified to collect them or should I include that in a cnpn email?
waltraud wrote:
   13 Aug 2021
yes; please let cnpn rangers know that a sheep got lost in the reserve; they have the contacts of leaseholders adjoining reserves. many thanks Avery.

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